The New Age of Love: Intermittent Relationships and Modern Connection

What if relationships didn’t have to last forever to be meaningful? Jen Kirsch and Tony Tedesco join Shane Hewitt to explore how dating is evolving beyond traditional expectations of commitment. They discuss the rise of intermittent relationships—connections that ebb and flow without the pressure of permanence—and how people are redefining love, companionship, and fulfillment in…

SHIFTHEADS: F35 and Budgets

Behind the fighter jets lies a defining test for Canada’s leadership. Shane Hewitt talks with Matt Gurney about how the F-35 program exposes gaps in defense planning, strained budgets, and the shifting tone in Ottawa under Mark Carney. They dissect why the air force’s aging fleet signals more than just mechanical fatigue—it’s a symbol of…

NEW – Why Older Cars Might Be the Smarter Choice

As cars become more high-tech, driving can feel more complicated than ever. Lorraine Sommerfeld joins Shane Hewitt to talk about the surprising benefits of keeping your older car on the road. From the distractions of touchscreens to the reliability of tactile controls, Lorraine shares how technology, maintenance, and driving habits all shape the modern driving…

NEW – The Truth About Mortgages and Homeownership

Buying a home isn’t just about qualifying for a mortgage—it’s about knowing what you’re really signing up for. Jessica Moorhouse joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the myths and realities of today’s housing market, from rising interest rates to the emotional pull of owning property. They explore how personal readiness matters more than perfect timing, why…

Weather, Change, and the Blue Jays Run

From late-summer heat to late-season hope, Shane Hewitt reflects on how Canada’s shifting weather mirrors the changes in our own lives. In this solo chat, he talks about the last stretch of warmth across Ontario and Quebec, the bittersweet reality of shrinking friend circles, and a heartfelt conversation about grief with Ryan’s grandmother. And, of…