ICYMI – Messy Love, Public Kisses & Career Crashes: Why 2025 Is the Year of Unfiltered Romance

Dating expert and columnist Jen Kirsch joins Shane Hewitt for Date Night on The Nightshift—just as a new nationwide study from MUCHO explores how Canadians are embracing the beautifully chaotic side of modern love. Co-curated by Jen, this study reveals how today’s daters are skipping the games and leaning into their messy, unfiltered selves—whether it’s…

SH&TNS – Thinking of Quitting… Temporarily? How to Take a Sabbatical Without Going Broke

Candy Ho, Assistant Professor and Researcher at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) and Board Member of CERIC, joins Shane Hewitt & The Nightshift to unpack the rising trend of sabbaticals and career breaks. As conversations around burnout, work-life balance, and career re-evaluation grow louder, Candy shares practical advice on how to plan a sabbatical without sabotaging…

NEW – Canada, Consent, and Hulk Hogan: The Friday Panel Takes On What Really Stinks

This week’s Friday Round Up dives into the headlines and hot topics shaping the nation and beyond, hosted by Shane Hewitt with panelists Jon Liedtke and Andrew Caddell. From personal choices like wearing deodorant when home alone, to weighty national discussions about trade deals, consent education for young men, and misleading food labeling—nothing is off-limits.…

The Pain of Glass, Penny Farthing and Lego

Spanning the entire world, Inside Copy, Shane Hewitt and Ryan O’Donnell share humorous anecdotes and quirky news stories. They discuss the pain of stepping on glass, a Canadian woman breaking records on a penny farthing bike, and a community’s struggle with a squirrel infestation. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with laughter, showcasing the absurdities…

SH&TNS – Throwback Thursday iBooks, Y2K & Woodstock ’99: The Nightshift Will Party Like It’s 1999

Tech expert and journalist Carmi Levy joins Shane Hewitt for Throwback Thursday, marking 25 years since Apple introduced the iBook G3—the first mainstream computer with built-in Wi-Fi. They revisit the Macworld NY 1999 launch, Steve Jobs’ flair for spectacle, and the big tech buzzwords of the era: BlackBerry, Y2K, and the dawn of wireless freedom.…