Joe O’Connor, CEO of Work Time Revolution and global pioneer of the four-day work week, joins Shane Hewitt to expose a hidden crisis behind AI adoption: time poverty. As companies rush to implement AI tools, O’Connor explains why employee resistance is rising, how performance punishment is sabotaging progress, and how shorter work weeks might unlock…
Food Professor Dr. Sylvain Charlebois explores how our relationship with food has changed—from the comfort of canned classics like Spam to the lost art of the family dinner. They dig into how food value, waste, and appreciation have evolved across generations, and why reconnecting with food’s cultural and historical roots matters more than ever. Originally…
Film historian and pop culture archivist Ed Conroy joins Shane Hewitt to revisit the epic summer of 1982—a season that unleashed a tidal wave of now-iconic films like E.T., Blade Runner, and The Thing. Together they explore how that pivotal year reshaped cinema, set the stage for modern blockbusters, and sparked a nostalgia that still…
“Last Call” Richard Crouse joins Shane Hewitt for a wild ride through celebrity escapes, horror reboots, and legal drama that’s stranger than fiction. From Lindsay Lohan’s paparazzi-free paradise to Bambi’s bloody revenge, this “Last Call” segment is anything but quiet. ForBooze & Reviews, Richard Crouse joins Shane Hewitt to toast the return of absurd comedy…
Tech expert Kris Abel joins Shane Hewitt to explore the weird and wonderful world of tech—from a towering, app-controlled skeleton that talks back, to a whisky robot that draws in your drink, and a fry-holding Nintendo Switch mod you didn’t know you needed. It’s spooky, silly, and seriously inventive. Cybersecurity expert Ritesh Kotak joins Shane…