In this conversation, Shane Hewitt speaks with Kelly Lauzon, an adjunct professor at Carleton University, about wrongful convictions in Canada. They discuss specific cases, including that of Jamie Nelson, who was wrongfully convicted of a crime that never occurred. The…
Former NDP MP Bonita Zarillo joins Shane Hewitt to revisit the moment she pressed Air Canada’s CEO about labour unrest—months before a strike loomed. She explains why flight attendants’ working conditions and pay matter not only to employees but to…
Shane Hewitt and Handy Andy Baryer dig into home repairs, music nostalgia, and the future of travel. From the right way to use wall anchors to the history of the compact disc, they share practical DIY know-how and reflect on…
Shane Hewitt speaks with air passenger rights advocate Gábor Lukács about the online backlash surrounding Air Canada flight attendants. They explore what these disputes reveal about working conditions in the airline industry, how labour unrest affects passengers, and why fair…
Shane Hewitt and political scientist Duane Bratt break down the Calgary by-election and what it reveals about the future of Canadian politics. With Pierre Poilievre expected to cruise to victory, the discussion turns to the longest ballot committee, voter confusion,…
Shane Hewitt speaks with retail analyst Bruce Winder about the changing face of back-to-school shopping in Canada. From tighter family budgets and second-hand options to the rise of online retailers and shifting big-box store strategies, they explore how inflation and…
As kids head back to school, many families feel like Labour Day is the start of a new financial year. Shane Hewitt talks with financial expert Anita Bruinsma about how to budget for education costs, from school supplies and tech…
From an 82-year-overdue library book (checked out during WWII!) that finally made its way home, to a dog proudly wearing the crown of “World’s Ugliest,” Shane and Ryan O’Donnell share the week’s quirkiest headlines. With equal parts curiosity and humor,…
What the Hell Should We Watch This Weekend?MOVIES – Steve Stebbing lines up three very different cinematic rides this week. Nobody 2 sees suburban dad Hutch Mansell dragged back into a world of violence—and secrets—after a home invasion. Americana blends…
Summer’s not quite ready to let go—but change is coming fast. Ryan O’Donnell’s love affair with cool weather (yes, he’s happiest at 18°C) gets the spotlight, along with a candid chat about rejection—why it stings, what we learn from it,…
Think your flight insurance has you covered? Think again. Will McAleer breaks down the surprising gaps that could leave you stranded—like hotel stays and prepaid activities you thought were protected. We dig into why preparing for the worst isn’t pessimism,…
Canada’s Victoria-class submarines have a complicated past—and an uncertain future. Defence analyst Richard Shimooka joins to trace their history, from purchase to persistent problems, and makes the case for why Canada urgently needs modern replacements to protect its coasts and…
This week’s Happy Friday Round Up takes on gossip in relationships—can it actually bring couples closer? Andrew Caddell and Jimmy Zoubris weigh in. We also unpack the high-stakes Russia–USA meeting in Alaska, where “the dealmaker” Trump walked away empty-handed. Plus,…
In this engaging conversation, Shane Hewitt and producer Tony Tedesco explore the dynamics of communication in relationships, particularly focusing on the role of gossip. They discuss how sharing thoughts and opinions about others can strengthen emotional bonds between partners, while…
Your child’s first steps, birthday, or school concert—are those posts harmless, or are they shaping a digital footprint they’ll never control? Mohit Rajhans joins Shane to unpack the long-term consequences of sharing children’s images online, how AI quietly learns from…
