Shiftheads – The Right to Repair and the Rise of Disposable Cars

From skyrocketing insurance rates to cars built for obsolescence, the auto industry is testing the patience — and wallets — of everyday drivers. Shane Hewitt and Lorraine Sommerfeld unpack how planned obsolescence, limited repair options, and corporate control have created a culture of disposability around vehicles. They discuss why the right to repair movement matters…

Why Money Feels Fast — But Grows Slow

Spending feels thrilling and instant, but real financial growth is slow and deliberate. Shane Hewitt and Jessica Moorhouse unpack the psychology behind money decisions, from realtors’ dual roles in guiding purchases to the dopamine rush that fuels impulse buying. They explore how fantasy, desire, and social pressure distort financial judgment — and why patience is…