Modern vehicles are more high-tech—and more disposable. With collision repair costs soaring and insurance write-offs becoming the norm, the economics of fixing a car have changed drastically. Stuart Klein from AIA Canada breaks down why today’s vehicles are harder (and…
Before you scroll, check email, or get out of bed—what if the first few minutes of your day were the most powerful? Katie Faloon-Drew, a brain-science-trained habit change expert, breaks down how those tiny morning choices create ripple effects across…
MPs literally hid behind curtains to avoid voting—yes, that actually happened. In this episode, Matt Gurney joins Shane to explain why Canada’s latest budget wasn’t about policy but performance. Explore the behind-the-scenes strategy that kept the government afloat: floor-crossings, Grey…
Snapchat’s new mental health support tool might be one of the most meaningful updates in its history—and it’s only in Canada. Kris Abel joins Shane to explore the nuance behind this feature: why it matters, how it works, and what…
Good News Tuesday kicks off with an ironic twist: a rundown of the most stolen cars in Canada. But there’s more beneath the headlines. Shane Hewitt challenges how we frame stats and flips the script on what “good” news really…
It’s not just feel-good fluff—Good News Tuesday is built on the idea that shared wins change mindsets. Shane Hewitt, Ryan O’Donnell, and David Hunter mix laughs and light with stories that span wedding proposals, beard oil deliveries, and a stunning…
Canada’s passport used to be in the top 5 — now it’s 9th. Why? Basil Mohr-Elzeki of Henley & Partners explains the mechanics behind passport strength and what it means for people looking to travel, retire, or relocate. This episode…
A forgotten fossil from beneath Toronto reveals a new species of deer — and a missing chapter in North American history. In this episode, Aaron Shafer explains how his lab used ancient DNA to uncover the Toronto ceris deer, an…
The federal budget squeaks through — but are Canadians tuning out? Lucas Meyer and Stefan Keyes join Shane to break down the razor‑thin politics in Ottawa and why the real issue might be the runaway cost of living.They also dig…
What Would Handy Andy Do? Winter Renter’s EditionFrozen pipes, drafty windows, sky-high heating bills — winter can be brutal if you’re not ready. In this episode, Handy Andy breaks down exactly what to do before the cold takes its toll,…
Jessica Moorhouse ’s the most wonderful (and spendy) time of year — but is Black Friday saving you money or costing you peace of mind? Jessica Moorhouse returns to break down the psychological tricks behind seasonal shopping, revealing how marketing…
The federal budget passed — barely — and it’s leaving a lot of Canadians wondering what’s next. In this episode, Shane Hewitt reacts to the news from Ottawa, where a razor-thin vote just approved a massive deficit that could impact…
Is your second language secretly saving your brain? Dr. Samantha Yammine joins to explain new research suggesting multilingualism could be a buffer against aging — even if you’re not fluent. From overgrown neural “trails” to why we mimic accents, this…
What do chicken wings, CFL rivalries, and the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald have in common? This Friday episode blends humor, nostalgia, and Canadiana into one uniquely fun night. Shane Hewitt, Ryan O’Donnell, and Noah Skanga riff on the early-feeling…
When food prices rise and time runs out, how do families stay nourished? Holistic nutritionist Alyssa B joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the guilt, pressure, and confusion surrounding everyday eating. From finishing kids’ chicken nuggets to grabbing granola bars on…
