Shane Hewitt and Rob Breakenridge tackle the latest controversy over Canada selling trucks to U.S. immigration enforcement — and ask whether we’ve confused moral posturing with smart policy. From how Mark Carney handles Donald Trump to why Canada sends money…
They’re predictable, cozy, and impossible to ignore—cheesy holiday movies have taken over. But why do we keep watching them? Richard Crouse breaks down the psychology behind the Hallmark formula, what comfort content really offers, and why it’s booming right now.…
What do Pac-Man, The Wall, and a VHS copy of The Shining have in common? They all helped define 1980—a year Ed Conroy says signaled the real start of the ‘80s. In this retro-fueled chat, Shane and Ed explore the…
Dating is weird now. In this special date night segment, Shane Hewitt teams up with Jen Kirsch and Tony Tedesco to explore “woke fishing” — when people fake political views to get matches — and what it says about where…
December 4, 1980, marked the end of Led Zeppelin — but what if it didn’t have to? Music publicist and historian Eric Alper joins Shane Hewitt to revisit that pivotal moment in rock history and reflect on the band’s unmatched…
Get ready to spend more at the grocery store — again. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois returns with the 2026 Food Price Report, forecasting a 4–6% increase driven largely by meat and pantry staples. With 25+ experts and 9 universities behind the…
This isn’t just nostalgia — it’s history made personal. Shane Hewitt opens Throwback Thursday with a solo tour through 1980, blending hard numbers and soft memories into a sharp look at how much has changed — and what still hits…
Shane Hewitt’s Throwback Thursday monologue is more than a reflection — it’s a philosophy of memory. With no guests and no distractions, this episode explores how memories shape us, move us, and sometimes even rewrite who we think we are.…
Think you’re arguing with a person online? You might be fighting a business model. Greg Fish breaks down how foreign accounts, AI bots, and opportunistic creators are flooding social platforms with rage-bait—not for ideology, but for profit. With massive followings…
From rising costs to bloated tech features no one uses, today’s cars are more frustrating than futuristic. Lorraine Sommerfeld pulls no punches in this honest conversation about the hidden truths behind modern vehicles — and the industry decisions that are…
Quiet quitting, viral complaints, burnt-out teams—what’s missing? Tony Chapman says the answer is simple: purpose. This episode is a masterclass in how leaders can inspire belief instead of just enforcing rules. The right mindset turns a courier into a mission-driven…
Quiet quitting isn’t a trend—it’s a symptom. Ajay Pangarkar joins Shane to reveal what’s really driving employee disengagement, and why it’s costing businesses more than they realize. This conversation explores how economic stress, poor communication, and the vanishing middle manager…
Think Bigfoot is pure fantasy? Think again. Dr. Lee Kuhnle came to debunk Sasquatch—but ended up questioning his own assumptions. This episode unpacks why some academics are taking the Bigfoot question seriously, what fossil history says about upright apes, and…
The final full moon of 2025 isn’t just beautiful—it’s revealing. Dr. Elaina Hyde joins Shane to break down what’s really happening when the moon rises high in Canada’s winter sky. Learn why the cold moon sits higher than usual, how…
Shane Hewitt is joined by Jamie Ellerton and Lindsay Broadhead to talk about the Ottawa press gallery dinner and Alberta’s proposed “Jordan Peterson law.” They explore the public optics of politicians and the media socializing together, and debate whether employees…
