Shane Hewitt talks with Matt Gurney about the shifting landscape of Canadian politics and the outsized role social media plays in shaping public discourse. They explore how engagement often turns into noise—validation over substance—and why politics has become just another distraction in daily life. From the rapid churn of public opinion to the strategies of…
On Shane Hewitt & the Nightshift, Ryan O’Donnell goes full Karen after discovering Starbucks has cancelled the vanilla bean scone. Shocked and joking about asking for the manager, Ryan inspires Shane to take it a step further—drafting a letter to the Starbucks CEO to demand the scone’s return. But in a world where AI writes…
Join Shane Hewitt and Robert Howard Addison as they celebrate the 88th birthday of Robert’s mother and explore the profound journey of aging. From family legacies to the urgency of fulfilling travel dreams, this episode offers a candid look at how to make the most of the years ahead. Discover the wisdom and humor in…
Shane Hewitt talks with Brent Franson, founder and CEO of Death Clock, the AI-powered app that estimates life expectancy and helps users reclaim time through healthier living. They explore the philosophy behind knowing your mortality, why awareness of time left can inspire better choices, and how technology can push us toward longevity rather than complacency.…
In this conversation, Shane Hewitt speaks with Kelly Lauzon, an adjunct professor at Carleton University, about wrongful convictions in Canada. They discuss specific cases, including that of Jamie Nelson, who was wrongfully convicted of a crime that never occurred. The conversation highlights the systemic issues within the justice system that lead to wrongful convictions and…
Former NDP MP Bonita Zarillo joins Shane Hewitt to revisit the moment she pressed Air Canada’s CEO about labour unrest—months before a strike loomed. She explains why flight attendants’ working conditions and pay matter not only to employees but to passengers and the industry at large. This conversation highlights the warning signs, the stakes for…
Shane Hewitt and Handy Andy Baryer dig into home repairs, music nostalgia, and the future of travel. From the right way to use wall anchors to the history of the compact disc, they share practical DIY know-how and reflect on how technology keeps changing our lives. The conversation also looks at how artificial intelligence is…
Shane Hewitt speaks with air passenger rights advocate Gábor Lukács about the online backlash surrounding Air Canada flight attendants. They explore what these disputes reveal about working conditions in the airline industry, how labour unrest affects passengers, and why fair treatment of crew is tied directly to the passenger experience. Originally aired on2025-08-18
Shane Hewitt and political scientist Duane Bratt break down the Calgary by-election and what it reveals about the future of Canadian politics. With Pierre Poilievre expected to cruise to victory, the discussion turns to the longest ballot committee, voter confusion, and the obstacles facing legitimate independent candidates in a crowded race. From campaign strategies to…
Shane Hewitt speaks with retail analyst Bruce Winder about the changing face of back-to-school shopping in Canada. From tighter family budgets and second-hand options to the rise of online retailers and shifting big-box store strategies, they explore how inflation and interest rates are reshaping what parents buy and how they shop. The conversation also digs…
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