Buying a home isn’t just about qualifying for a mortgage—it’s about knowing what you’re really signing up for. Jessica Moorhouse joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the myths and realities of today’s housing market, from rising interest rates to the emotional pull of owning property. They explore how personal readiness matters more than perfect timing, why…
Control is comforting—but often an illusion. In this intimate conversation, Shane Hewitt and Gary Direnfeld unpack how people cope with life’s hardest transitions, from losing loved ones to redefining identity in retirement. Gary shares his own story of loss and medically assisted death, while challenging the way society speaks about mental health. Together, they reveal…
The age of everyday AI is here. Shane Hewitt and Handy Andy Baryer dive into Microsoft’s latest move—the Co-Pilot button—powered by ChatGPT to make personal computing smarter, faster, and more private. They explore how built-in AI could reshape the workplace and why adapting skills now is key. In the second half, the conversation turns to…
From late-summer heat to late-season hope, Shane Hewitt reflects on how Canada’s shifting weather mirrors the changes in our own lives. In this solo chat, he talks about the last stretch of warmth across Ontario and Quebec, the bittersweet reality of shrinking friend circles, and a heartfelt conversation about grief with Ryan’s grandmother. And, of…
From the roar of the crowd to the quiet of the classroom, connection is at the heart of Canada’s story. In this edition of The Study, Shane Hewitt, Lucas Meyer, and Stefan Keyes explore what unites Canadians—whether it’s cheering for the Blue Jays or standing behind the teachers shaping the next generation. The first half…
As the Blue Jays chase postseason glory, Canadians from every corner of the country are cheering louder than ever. In this episode hosted by Jim Richards and presented by Shane Hewitt, Erin Davis joins from Vancouver Island and Shilo Bellis from the Maritimes to share how the playoff energy feels in their hometowns. From local…
Governments aren’t businesses — but sometimes they try to operate like one, with mixed results. Shane Hewitt and Matt Gurney explore why Canada’s bureaucracy feels broken, particularly when it comes to military procurement and political oversight. The conversation highlights how inefficiencies in government agencies slow decision-making, why creating new agencies often adds layers instead of…
Filling in for Steve Stebbing, Shane, Ryam and takes over the weekend watchlist with three recommendations that promise drama, comedy, and action-packed storytelling. First up is Wayward, a dark mystery where two teens escape a strange therapy school and, with the help of a local cop, uncover secrets in their small town. For laughs, Shoresy…
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how we buy, sell, and interact with businesses. Shane Hewitt and tech analyst Carmi Levi explore the new role of AI in e-commerce, from instant checkout to highly personalized shopping experiences. The conversation highlights how platforms like ChatGPT are becoming utilities for millions, enabling new ways to shop directly through AI.…
Canada has announced the creation of a military procurement agency, but will it solve the problem or add another layer of red tape? Defense analyst Richard Shimooka joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the reality behind the announcement. They explore the staggering costs tied to military procurement, the history of failed reforms, and the tendency of…
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