Apple just unveiled its long-awaited folding phone, and the reaction on this show wasn’t about the design. Shane and Ryan run the actual math on the price tag, and it isn’t close to what either of them expected walking in.…
A shift in this week’s tariff list caught less attention than the new bans, but Jamie Ellerton and Lindsay Broadhead argue it’s the more telling detail: specific products being pulled off entirely, a sign of exactly where the pressure is…
A robot ran itself straight into a wall this year, and what happened next is the kind of clip that gets shared for the wrong reasons. Carmi Levy has been watching the robot games closely enough to know the wall…
A quarter century after 9/11, Nathan Radke makes the case that understanding what happened requires going back to a Cold War strategy most people never learned about, one built entirely around bleeding the Soviet Union dry in Afghanistan rather than…
There’s a paper being handed out in one Calgary neighbourhood right now that most people have never heard of, made by two residents with no funding and no interest in changing that. Ryan tracked it down to find out why…
The birth control pill does a lot more than most people realize, according to Dr. Mitch Shulman. Beyond preventing pregnancy, he explains how it can control periods entirely, ease acne, and even lower the risk of certain cancers, benefits that…
A new program from Lululemon lets shoppers trade in gently used gear for a payout, but the fine print reveals exactly what the company is hoping people choose. Tony Chapman lays out why one option is worth more than the…
Greg Fish has a test for separating what AI is actually good at from what it’s being sold as, and it comes down to one sharp question he keeps asking companies that make the biggest claims: if it can really…
A tweet ranking the greatest dogs of all time set off a debate once it became clear some of the most obvious picks weren’t included, and the argument over who got snubbed took over most of the show. Storm damage…
A race car driver with no arms held speeds past 100 miles an hour at one of motorsport’s most demanding endurance races, and the method behind it says something about what limits actually mean once you decide to ignore them.…
A company most people assumed was long gone just became an unlikely symbol of resistance. Vass Bednar, managing director of the Canadian Shield Institute, explains why MapQuest’s refusal to rename Lake Ontario turned into a genuine online moment, one that…
Alberta is one of the richest fossil regions on the planet, but there is a catch that surprises almost everyone who finds one, tied to a law most Canadians have never heard explained clearly before. Inside one of the country’s…
An ordinary walk to school turned into a bigger realization for Deb Hutton, one tied to a countdown she didn’t expect to be thinking about yet, and it shapes the rest of this honest conversation about raising kids. Deb names…
The whiteboard next to Antonietta Nobile’s desk in a hospital’s heart investigative unit had exactly one job: track the date and which doctor a patient was seeing that day. She started using the empty space for something the schedule never…
A viral ranking of famous TV and movie dogs sorts every legendary pup into five tiers, from certified greats to outright failures, and Bob Addison isn’t buying half the placements. Listeners get a rapid-fire argument over which beloved dogs got…
