Shane Hewitt, Ryan O’Donnell, and Rob Breakenridge dive into a wide-ranging conversation that blends nostalgia with today’s big issues. They revisit 1995 through personal stories and hockey culture, reflecting on the enduring appeal of NHL third jerseys and colourful matchups on the ice. The discussion then turns to Alberta’s controversial school book policy and the…
Step back into 1995 with Shane Hewitt and pop culture archivist Ed Conroy. From the dawn of eBay, Amazon, and Yahoo to the arrival of Windows 95 and the first PlayStation, the year marked a seismic shift in how we lived, played, and connected. The conversation explores Britpop’s explosion, Toy Story’s debut, and niche TV…
What does an austerity budget really mean for Canadians? Economist Moshe Lander breaks down the government’s proposal, explaining how spending cuts and tax increases aim to reduce deficits while still allowing for long-term investments. The conversation connects federal fiscal policy to everyday personal finance choices, like taking on a mortgage for future benefits. They also…
Shane Hewitt sits down with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, widely known as The Food Professor, to unpack the complexities of Canada’s food and employment landscape. They explore how the agricultural and restaurant industries depend on foreign workers, the political stakes of employment policies, and the growing challenges for young people entering the job market. The conversation…
Shane Hewitt and technology expert Carmi Levy take listeners back to 1995, when eBay and PlayStation reshaped how we shop and play. They explore eBay’s quirky beginnings—from a broken laser pointer to Beanie Baby mania—and how it pioneered consumer-to-consumer e-commerce. Carmi also reflects on PlayStation’s breakthrough moment in gaming culture and the arrival of DVDs,…
Collectibles meet cutting-edge tech in this conversation with Kris Abel. From a lenticular Back to the Future Part II cap and the challenges of eBay vs. Etsy, to new parental controls for ChatGPT after a tragic case, the discussion bridges nostalgia with urgent tech issues. Kris also reviews the Google Pixel 10 Pro and explains…
Shane Hewitt takes listeners back to 1995 with Ryan O’Donnell and Noah Scanga in a nostalgic Throwback Thursday edition of The Night Shift. Together, they revisit the year that gave us eBay, Windows 95, and the launch of Toy Story. The trio swaps memories of Canadian news moments, childhood favourites like Street Sharks, and the…
Shane Hewitt and Ryan O’Donnell dig into the world of NHL third jerseys, exploring how they’ve become symbols of nostalgia, branding, and fan identity. From Ottawa’s newest third jersey—rooted in the team’s history—to Seattle’s bold designs and Carolina’s branding missteps, the conversation captures why hockey sweaters matter far beyond the ice. With reflections on fan…
Shane Hewitt sits down with Tony Chapman—marketing thought leader and host of Chatter That Matters—to explore what businesses often miss: customers don’t just buy products, they buy moments. Tony unpacks the art of personalization, the emotional connections that drive loyalty, and why companies need to understand the journeys their customers are on. The conversation also…
Shane Hewitt speaks with Heather Haslam, VP of Marketing at ADP Canada, about what it really means to be happy at work. Drawing on insights from the ADP Canada Happiness at Work Index, they explore the factors that shape employee morale—from work-life balance and recognition to career growth and leadership. The conversation also tackles the…
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