Emma Stone stars in a surreal sci-fi fantasy from visionary director Yorgos Lanthimos — and it’s just the beginning. This solo episode tracks the season’s boldest new film releases, weaving together gothic monsters, tech-haunted mysteries, and a dose of Halloween nostalgia. Explore Guillermo del Toro’s reimagined Frankenstein, dive into the unsettling world of Dream Eater,…
Victoria isn’t just scenic — it’s seriously haunted. Author Ian Gibbs joins Ryan Price to unpack the eerie true stories behind the city’s most paranormal hotspots. From phantoms in heritage buildings to spine-tingling tales passed down through generations, Victoria’s ghosts come alive through Ian’s vivid storytelling. GUEST: Ian GibbsAuthor of Victoria’s Most Haunted Inside Copy:…
What do you do when a doorknob rattles, laughter echoes, and no one is there? Shane shares his real-life encounter with something chilling inside his own home — including the night he demanded a laughing presence leave. Ryan recalls a haunting of his own, set in Calgary’s Heritage Park, where an old doll and a…
What if your houseguest never leaves — and they’re not alive? Steve the Caller introduces Mrs. Wallace, the friendly spirit who shares his home, in a Halloween segment full of warmth, wit, and just enough weirdness. Shane Hewitt leans into the charm and mystery of “good ghosties,” offering personal insight and spiritual advice from a…
Movember didn’t start as a global campaign — it started with facial hair and a question: what if we could use mustaches to change how men think about health? Since then, it’s raised more than $1.5 billion and sparked life-saving conversations worldwide. Todd Minerson of Movember joins to talk about how the campaign transformed the…
What if time was more than just hours and years — what if it was something to celebrate? Bob Addison shares how he used a time calculator to mark his son’s 5,000th day on Earth, transforming a quirky number into a meaningful family milestone. This episode explores how playful engagement with time can spark lasting…
In 1979, a baseball promotion turned into a cultural reckoning. The Chicago White Sox’s “Disco Demolition Night” invited fans to bring disco records to be blown up on the field — all for a $1 ticket. But when 50,000 people showed up, chaos followed. Ed Conroy of http://retrontario.com breaks down the bizarre, unforgettable events at…
Fear isn’t just a feeling — it’s a survival system hardwired into the brain. Neuroscientist Dr. Samantha Yammine explains how the amygdala triggers the fight or flight response and what that cascade of cortisol and adrenaline actually means for how we react, cope, and sometimes spiral. In this episode, explore how fear functions as both…
Richard Crouse joins Shane Hewitt for a genre-hopping double feature — starting with a walk through the “ABCs of Horror” and ending with a wild ride through pop culture’s strangest corners. In the first half, they dig into iconic horror films from A Quiet Place to Candyman, exploring what makes fear fun, cinematic, and unforgettable…
Alberta’s government is making waves with its use of the notwithstanding clause — and the implications are profound. In this episode, Shane Hewitt and Rob Breakenridge unpack what it means for collective bargaining rights, democratic norms, and the future of Alberta’s education system. From the forced end to a teacher strike to the broader challenge…
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