Self-employment promises freedom — but at what cost? Shane Hewitt, Noah Scanga, and Ryan O’Donnell break down the psychological and financial realities of working for yourself versus earning a steady paycheck. The discussion explores the risks, rewards, and overhead of running a business, as well as the comfort routine can provide in financial planning. With…
The countdown is on for Canada’s next big leap in space. Rahul Goel, CEO of NordSpace, discusses the company’s mission to launch rockets from Newfoundland and push Canadian innovation to new heights. The conversation highlights how regulatory frameworks support launches, why community excitement is growing, and what this means for Canada’s reputation in global space…
MoviesFrom chilling horror to thoughtful drama, Steve Stebbing lays out the must-watch films for the weekend. The conversation covers Him, a dark hockey story backed by Jordan Peele’s production company, Kogonada’s Big Bold Beautiful Journey, and The History of Sound, a unique wartime narrative blending music and memory. Alongside film analysis, streaming options are spotlighted…
What defined 2010, and why does it still matter today? Ed Conroy looks back at a year that brought hipster culture, artisanal trends, and a shifting social media landscape that changed how identities were built. From the brilliance of The Social Network to the quirks of cultural nostalgia, this conversation captures the energy, contradictions, and…
Free speech debates take on new weight when governments and corporations intersect with media. Rob Breakenridge explores how political narratives influenced late-night television during the Trump years, raising questions about integrity, censorship, and agenda-driven storytelling. The conversation also considers the rise of cancel culture and the consequences of corporate control in shaping what audiences see…
What’s your signature drink — as in, if I walked up to the bar and ordered a drink named after you, what would it be? Ryan O’Donnell joins a Throwback Thursday conversation that mixes personal stories with cultural moments from 2010. From Lady Gaga’s unforgettable meat dress to the music that shaped the year, the…
Food pricing isn’t just about what’s on the shelf — it’s about the systems behind it. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois discusses the economics of Canadian beef, the structural advantages of banana supply chains, and how cultural dynamics influence transparency in the meat industry. He also examines the role of McDonald’s in expanding plant-based options, the competition…
From cocktails to pop culture, 2010 left its mark. Ryan O’Donnell joins a Throwback Thursday chat about signature drinks and their link to identity, weaving in the unforgettable spectacle of Lady Gaga’s meat dress and the music that defined the year. Nostalgia and entertainment collide in a conversation that’s equal parts reflective and fun, showing…
From shocking stunts to political protest, celebrity fashion has become a language of its own. Matt Demers joins to discuss Lady Gaga’s meat dress, Harry Styles’ gender-defying Vogue cover, and Lizzo’s call to vote. The conversation explores how clothing choices influence identity, provoke debate, and shape cultural memory — proving fashion is far more than…
Fraud has gone digital, but the tactics remain familiar. In this episode, Shane and Ryan examine how scams have grown from phone calls and timeshares into complex online traps. They explore phishing emails, subscription tricks, and the psychology scammers exploit to reel people in. With practical takeaways and cautionary stories, the conversation underscores how consumer…
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