With the Canadian government dropping its 2026 EV mandate, what happens next? Andrew Caddell and Jimmy Zoubris join to unpack Mark Carney’s recent speech, the politics behind Canada’s stalled progress, and whether Ottawa should move faster to make good on its climate and economic promises. The conversation looks at what this policy shift means for…
What happens when we carry old attachments into new relationships? Jen Kirsch and Tony Tedesco join to unpack the concept of “monkey barring” in dating, the fear of being alone, and how emotional attachments shape our choices. The conversation explores the role of self-awareness, when it’s healthy to step back from dating, and why letting…
The metaverse may look like fun and games, but a new documentary reveals its darker side. Director Ann Shin joins to talk about Dangerous Games, which follows three young women navigating platforms like Roblox and Minecraft—spaces that can be exploited by predators, extremists, and hate groups. The conversation highlights how these immersive digital worlds evolve…
How should parents guide their kids through a world where AI is reshaping education? Mohit Rajhans joins to talk about the creative ways children are already using technology, and why cultural connections remain essential in how kids learn. The conversation explores healthy skepticism toward AI, the role of critical thinking, and the promise of personalization…
Last Call: Shane Hewitt catches up with film critic Richard Crouse for a wide-ranging look at the entertainment world. They talk TIFF highs and lows, including the grind of festival days and the buzz around The Roses, a Benedict Cumberbatch–Olivia Colman drama drawing criticism for its handling of food allergies. The conversation revisits Charlie Sheen’s…
Shane Hewitt, Ryan O’Donnell, and Rob Breakenridge dive into a wide-ranging conversation that blends nostalgia with today’s big issues. They revisit 1995 through personal stories and hockey culture, reflecting on the enduring appeal of NHL third jerseys and colourful matchups on the ice. The discussion then turns to Alberta’s controversial school book policy and the…
What does an austerity budget really mean for Canadians? Economist Moshe Lander breaks down the government’s proposal, explaining how spending cuts and tax increases aim to reduce deficits while still allowing for long-term investments. The conversation connects federal fiscal policy to everyday personal finance choices, like taking on a mortgage for future benefits. They also…
Step back into 1995 with Shane Hewitt and pop culture archivist Ed Conroy. From the dawn of eBay, Amazon, and Yahoo to the arrival of Windows 95 and the first PlayStation, the year marked a seismic shift in how we lived, played, and connected. The conversation explores Britpop’s explosion, Toy Story’s debut, and niche TV…
Collectibles meet cutting-edge tech in this conversation with Kris Abel. From a lenticular Back to the Future Part II cap and the challenges of eBay vs. Etsy, to new parental controls for ChatGPT after a tragic case, the discussion bridges nostalgia with urgent tech issues. Kris also reviews the Google Pixel 10 Pro and explains…
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