Governments may know more about UFOs than they let on. In this episode, Chrissy Newton and Shane Hewitt unpack the latest UAP hearing, led by Representative Luna, where Navy and Air Force veterans gave sworn testimonies. Investigative journalist George Knapp…
What happens when real-world UFO disclosures collide with our love for sci-fi? This episode takes you from the latest UAP revelations in the U.S. to a spirited debate on which space series reigns supreme. Should Star Trek: The Next Generation…
What kind of leadership does Canada really need right now? Shane Hewitt and political commentator Rob Breakenridge tackle the country’s current crossroads—from a shaky federal government to rising unemployment and deepening economic concerns. They explore Pierre Poilievre’s position as opposition…
What happens when we rethink our relationship with alcohol? Holistic nutritionist Alyssa B joins Shane Hewitt to talk about mindful choices that can change the way we live, eat, and feel. From the empty calories in a glass of wine…
From the quirks of name pronunciation to the unexpected corners of pop culture, Richard Crouse joins Shane Hewitt for a conversation that’s as surprising as it is entertaining. They trade stories about nicknames and why some names never sound quite…
Shane Hewitt and Ed Conroy revisit September 11, 2001, reflecting on its profound impact on media, culture, and daily life. They share personal memories of how radio became a lifeline for news in an era when the internet couldn’t keep…
Why do conspiracy theories take hold—and what do they reveal about us? Shane Hewitt sits down with Nathan Radke, co-host of The Un-Cover Up Podcast, to explore how events like 9/11 spawned lasting myths, what human psychology has to do…
Pumpkin spice isn’t just a flavour—it’s a phenomenon. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, aka @foodprofessor, joins Shane Hewitt to dig into the cultural and economic power of seasonal drinks. Why do lattes tied to fall nostalgia rake in billions? What makes chai…
2001 was a year that changed everything—from the tragedy of 9/11 to the cultural milestones that still shape our world today. Shane Hewitt and Ryan O’Donnell rewind the clock for a Throwback Thursday that covers it all: Jean Chrétien in…
Shane Hewitt reflects with listeners on a defining moment in history: where were you when 9/11 happened? From personal memories to national impact, the conversation revisits how that day changed the world and shaped lives in ways still felt today.…
What do Nobel laureates, sneakers, and coffee shops have to do with the future of marketing? Shane Hewitt sits down with Tony Chapman for a wide-ranging conversation about how consumer behaviour is changing—and how businesses are scrambling to keep up.…
What happens when AI decides who gets across the border? Shane Hewitt speaks with AI professor Ebrahim Bagheri about the growing use of algorithms to assign risk scores to travelers. They unpack the promise and pitfalls of automation in border…
Why does music move us so deeply? Dr. Samantha Yameen, known as Science Sam, joins Shane Hewitt to explore the fascinating intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and art. From the promise of music therapy in stroke recovery to the mysteries of…
Smart security cameras are everywhere—but are they worth it? Shane Hewitt and tech analyst Carmi Levy dive into the pros and cons of turning your home into a surveillance zone. From peace of mind to privacy trade-offs, they explore how…
Is today’s AI boom just another bubble? Shane Hewitt talks with Greg Fish about the rise—and possible fall—of generative AI. They explore whether Silicon Valley is repeating the mistakes of the dot-com era, overselling tools that don’t live up to…
