Shane Hewitt and Bob Addison discuss a curling rules dispute after video showed a player touching a released rock with their finger. The segment explores what constitutes a burned rock, how etiquette shapes the sport, and whether additional penalties should apply when a team chooses not to remove the stone. The discussion raises broader questions…
Shane Hewitt speaks with Michael Losier about how repeated complaints act as “orders” to the law of attraction, reinforcing unwanted outcomes. Losier outlines his placemat exercise that flips negative observations into clear requests for what we do want, and explains why limiting complaints to two minutes helps reset our vibration. The conversation highlights practical tools…
Shane Hewitt speaks with financial educator Jessica Moorhouse about how early money memories shape lifelong financial habits. The conversation explores themes of scarcity, abundance and the pursuit of “enoughness” in an age of constant comparison. Moorhouse also offers practical strategies for reframing money stress and building financial confidence. #moneymindset #Enoughness #cfraottawa #talkradio Connect with 580…
Shane Hewitt speaks with tech analyst Carmi Levy about how children in Australia are already bypassing strict age‑verification laws by using their parents’ IDs, raising questions about Canada’s upcoming Online Harms Act and its new minimum age of 14. Levy argues that enforcement is imperfect but useful, giving parents leverage in conversations about device use…
Shane Hewitt discusses why AI adoption feels less like a targeted “laser” and more like a “bulldozer” that requires broad guardrails before delivering narrow benefits. The segment explains why organizations must exclude 99 per cent of unintended capabilities to safely use the 1 per cent they actually need, and notes the sudden rush to simple…
Shane Hewitt speaks with Sylvain Charlebois about newly approved pork imports and the lack of labelling that will prevent consumers from knowing where the meat comes from. While the expert notes the product is safe, he argues the real issue is transparency and trust, and the lost opportunity to help Canadians understand modern farming technologies.…
Shane Hewitt speaks with a political analyst about Alberta’s separation debate, Premier Danielle Smith’s response and concerns over groups seeking support from American officials. The conversation examines the difference between holding separatist views and actively pursuing foreign involvement, as well as the political risks of linking the movement to U.S. figures. The segment also looks…
Shane Hewitt speaks with Dr. Robyne Hanley‑Dafoe about her research into hope, rooted in her survival of a near‑fatal accident and the reframing that followed decades later. Hanley‑Dafoe explains why hope is not optimism or luck, but a repeatable practice built on habits, rituals and slowing down to focus on what matters. The conversation examines…
Shane Hewitt speaks with columnist Matt Gurney about Canada’s growing inability to control the narrative during fast‑moving international events. Gurney argues that other countries run coordinated information strategies while Canada often responds slowly or not at all, allowing others to set the public record. The conversation explores rapid response, public diplomacy and the shifting role…
Shane Hewitt speaks with Dr. Michelle Grimes about new findings showing that 91 per cent of mental health practitioners see social media as harmful to well‑being. Grimes explains how comparison culture and algorithm‑driven feedback loops contribute to youth anxiety and depression. The discussion highlights the need for media literacy, moderation and stronger support for young…
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