Shane Hewitt is joined by Professor Keith Warner, a food microbiology expert from University of Guelph, to discuss the increasing pressure on Canada’s water resources due to population growth, industrial activity, and agricultural practices. He highlights the concerning reality of recycled water and the presence of pollutants like microplastics and heavy metals, urging a shift…
Can a glance speak louder than words? McGill psychology professor Jelena Ristic and lead Florence Mayrand joins Shane Hewitt to explore groundbreaking research proving that eye movements can silently transmit complex mental states. From survival instincts to modern-day social cues, discover how the human brain evolved to read subtle glances—without saying a word. This primal,…
Last Call Movie Critic Richard Crouse is on Shane Hewitt and The Nightshift and talks about the departure of giant Lord of the Rings eagles from Wellington Airport, highlighting the emotional response of travelers to the eagles’ removal, highlighting their cultural significance. Later the conversation segues to William Shatner’s humorous take on Trump’s annexation plan…
Throwback Thursday on the Nightshift, and we look back to 2005, May 8th, the day the Canadian War Museum. Shane Hewitt is joined by Chief historian Tim Cook who discusses the museum’s new VE Day exhibition, highlighting the poignant stories preserved within its artifacts, reminding listeners of the importance of remembering Canada’s role in World…
Richard Shimooka is a Military Expert and Senior Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute. He joins the Nightshift to talk about the India-Pakistan conflict where today, 125 jets clashed in one of largest dogfights in recent history. The two trade fire and accusations as fears of a wider military confrontation rise. Originally aired on2025-05-08