Newly released UFO files are sparking claims of alien crashes—but the truth may be far less sensational. Nathan Radke joins Shane Hewitt to break down the infamous Aztec, New Mexico UFO hoax and how misinformation spread into modern lore. The…
A University of Toronto psychologist says aggressive gambling ads are shaping youth behaviour and increasing addiction risk. Steve Joordans joins Shane Hewitt to explain how marketing tactics exploit developing brains and why new legislation aims to curb exposure. The conversation…
Dr. Sohan Mansingh joins Shane Hewitt to break down how stress works and why trying to be healthier can sometimes lead to burnout. They explore perception, mindset, and how small shifts can help people experience joy without added pressure. Connect…
Federico Riva joins Shane Hewitt to explain how butterflies and bumblebees act as early warning signs for environmental change. They discuss how these species reflect ecosystem health and what long-term data reveals about climate and human impact. Connect with 580…
As part of a Throwback Thursday, Shane Hewitt speaks with Dr. Andrew Birch, Acting Director of Research at the Canadian War Museum, about the museum’s 2005 reopening and why it continues to leave such a lasting impact on visitors. From…
Tech expert Carmi Levy joins Shane Hewitt to explain why OpenAI has been found in violation of Canadian privacy laws and what it means for everyday users. From ChatGPT to Claude, AI platforms aggressively harvest personal data—often without meaningful consent.…
Political commentator Matt Gurney speaks with Shane Hewitt about Canada’s high taxes, underinvestment in defence, and the growing gap between what Canadians pay and what they receive. Gurney argues the country is facing a reckoning on infrastructure, fiscal priorities, and…
Sustainability expert John Pabon joins Shane Hewitt to discuss fast fashion, consumer responsibility, and the hidden costs behind low prices. Pabon explains why informed purchasing decisions can influence corporate behaviour and drive environmental change Connect with 580 CFRA Online: Subscribe…
Disney theme park costs are climbing, with families now paying roughly $150 USD per person per day just to enter the parks. On Shane Hewitt & the Nightshift, travel expert Barry Choi explains Canadian‑only discounts, why Disney trips are often…
Jen Kirsch joins Shane Hewitt to explain why being open about your quirks can actually make dating better. Connect with 580 CFRA Online: Subscribe to 580 CFRA: Visit the website: Likes us on Facebook: source
Dr. Janet McMordie joins Shane Hewitt to discuss why it’s normal to struggle and why asking for help matters, especially for caregivers and health professionals. She reflects on the importance of giving yourself permission to feel uncertain and reminds listeners…
Dr. Samantha Yammine joins Shane Hewitt to explain new research suggesting a beating heart may inhibit cancer growth. The discussion explores mouse and lab-cell studies examining how heart motion and calcium signalling affect cancer cells. Connect with 580 CFRA Online:…
Concerns over artificial intelligence and data security are growing as tools like ChatGPT become more widely used. Shane Hewitt speaks with Mohit Rajhans about why AI literacy should be treated as a core part of digital and media education Connect…
Rob Breakenridge joins Shane Hewitt to assess Ottawa’s latest economic update, warning it offers little change as deficits continue to balloon. The discussion examines missed opportunities in oil and gas development and questions the logic behind borrowing to launch a…
Canada’s spring fiscal update shows a smaller deficit, driven largely by higher energy revenues, despite years of policy aimed at limiting energy investment. Shane Hewitt speaks with Jamie Ellerton and Lindsay Broadhead about the proposed sovereign wealth fund, P3 risks…
