Most men say “I’m fine” when they’re anything but. In this episode, Todd Minerson of Movember Canada unpacks the silence behind that small lie — and what it takes to break through. From epic bike rides in the rain to hot wing contests and polar dips, Canadians are finding creative ways to talk about men’s…
Waking up should be simple. But for most, it’s not. This solo episode tackles the hidden habits that shape our mornings—and quietly shape our lives. Shane Hewitt shares what he’s learned from exhaustion, reflection, and observing his own first thoughts of the day. From checking email out of fear to chasing someone else’s version of…
MPs literally hid behind curtains to avoid voting—yes, that actually happened. In this episode, Matt Gurney joins Shane to explain why Canada’s latest budget wasn’t about policy but performance. Explore the behind-the-scenes strategy that kept the government afloat: floor-crossings, Grey Cup giveaways, media spin, and a vote that passed by just two MPs. It’s political…
Before you scroll, check email, or get out of bed—what if the first few minutes of your day were the most powerful? Katie Faloon-Drew, a brain-science-trained habit change expert, breaks down how those tiny morning choices create ripple effects across energy, patience, and purpose. Explore the neuroscience behind morning routines, why the “algorithm” in your…
Good News Tuesday kicks off with an ironic twist: a rundown of the most stolen cars in Canada. But there’s more beneath the headlines. Shane Hewitt challenges how we frame stats and flips the script on what “good” news really means. In between laughs, lessons, and a little car envy, this episode reminds us that…
Modern vehicles are more high-tech—and more disposable. With collision repair costs soaring and insurance write-offs becoming the norm, the economics of fixing a car have changed drastically. Stuart Klein from AIA Canada breaks down why today’s vehicles are harder (and costlier) to repair than ever before. Learn how lightweight materials, advanced safety systems, and skyrocketing…
It’s not just feel-good fluff—Good News Tuesday is built on the idea that shared wins change mindsets. Shane Hewitt, Ryan O’Donnell, and David Hunter mix laughs and light with stories that span wedding proposals, beard oil deliveries, and a stunning Magic: The Gathering card collab. But at its heart, this episode is about compassion: a…
Snapchat’s new mental health support tool might be one of the most meaningful updates in its history—and it’s only in Canada. Kris Abel joins Shane to explore the nuance behind this feature: why it matters, how it works, and what it avoids by not relying on flawed AI. Then the robots take the stage—literally. One…
Canada’s passport used to be in the top 5 — now it’s 9th. Why? Basil Mohr-Elzeki of Henley & Partners explains the mechanics behind passport strength and what it means for people looking to travel, retire, or relocate. This episode explores why countries like Brazil are revoking access over reciprocity, how e-visas are changing global…
A forgotten fossil from beneath Toronto reveals a new species of deer — and a missing chapter in North American history. In this episode, Aaron Shafer explains how his lab used ancient DNA to uncover the Toronto ceris deer, an ancestor of modern whitetail and blacktail deer. They explore what Toronto looked like 12,000 years…
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