Movies: Zootopia 2, Afterlife Dilemmas, and a Canadian Story That Hits HardTalking animals, soulmates, and stolen identities — this week’s lineup is anything but ordinary. Steve Stebbing joins Shane to talk Zootopia 2, a long-awaited sequel bringing Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde back into action for their most dangerous case yet. Bigger stakes, higher speed,…
What do switching phone providers, being followed by Santa, and training for a moon mission have in common? Not much — but they’re all on this week’s chaotic and charming Friday roundup. Shane, Ryan, and Noah swap stories on Black Friday deals, malls in slow decline, and how one of them just scored the ultimate…
When did funerals start feeling more common than weddings? Shane, Ryan, and Noah go on a Friday ride through the strange, uncomfortable, and absolutely unnecessary stories nobody needs—yet everyone loves hearing. From Irish wakes to cremation nightmares, they debate how to actually make sure someone is dead before the process begins. Then it gets spicy:…
It’s only been three years, but it feels like AI has reshaped everything — or has it? Mohit Rajhans joins Shane to reflect on ChatGPT’s rise, its impact on education, work, parenting, and why what we’re calling “AI” might not be intelligence at all. In this candid conversation, Mohit breaks down the realities of how…
What happens when the music you love gets labeled “grandpa rock”? Shane Hewitt leads a fun, feisty conversation on National Electric Guitar Day, asking what makes a guitar riff timeless — and who gets to decide when it becomes “old.” With riffs flying in from listeners across Canada, this episode blends memory, melody, and generational…
Some guitar riffs aren’t just songs — they’re cultural memory. On this throwback-fueled episode, Eric Alper joins Shane Hewitt to trade stories, laughs, and riffs in celebration of National Electric Guitar Day. They ask: What makes a riff iconic? Why do some stay with us forever? And are new classics still being made? Dig into…
From rotisserie chickens to Campbell’s soup scandals, food prices and trust are on the line. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, aka The Food Professor, breaks down what Canadians can expect in the upcoming 2024 Food Price Report—and how changing habits, costs, and controversy are shaping how we shop. Sylvain unpacks grocery store psychology, rising frugality, and why…
Behind the tattoos and the anthems, Bif Naked is a storyteller. Her new documentary doesn’t just celebrate a career—it reveals the heart, the hurt, and the hope that fuelled it. In this candid interview, Bif reflects on her earliest struggles to be taken seriously, the relentless discipline she lived by, and what she’s now learning…
When Alberta’s premier and Canada’s PM suddenly stop fighting, something big is happening. Rob Breakenridge joins to unpack the day Danielle Smith and Justin Trudeau stood shoulder to shoulder—and whether it’s real reconciliation or calculated theatre. From Pierre Poilievre’s skepticism to BC’s looming veto and investor doubts, Rob lays out the multiple layers of uncertainty…
Most people don’t end up doing what they first set out to — so why are we still asking kids what they want to be when they grow up? Candy Ho joins Shane Hewitt to unpack how early career expectations can limit real potential. They break down CERIC’s new Career Myth Buster quiz and reveal…
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