What happens when personal experience meets digital knowledge? Shane Hewitt and Ryan O’Donnell unpack how generational insights and technology are reshaping education. Their conversation explores the role of curiosity as the driving force behind lifelong learning and how YouTube has become a classroom for practical skills once passed down only through family or tradition. With…
Social media Olympics started in 2010 when Instagram barely existed and 16.6 million Canadians watched Sidney Crosby score on one screen. You’re planning to watch this year’s Olympics on your TV while scrolling TikTok. That’s the official strategy now. TikTok is the second screen partner. NBC lost $233 million in 2010 trying to figure out…
Nostalgia merchandise already has a room in your home. You are on a video call and there is a Stormtrooper Lego on a shelf behind someone and the whole conversation changes. That object did not end up there by accident. And neither did the feeling it just created. The thing that looks like a toy…
Adam Sorenson beat stage 4 brain cancer at 13 using an extreme ketogenic diet and metabolic approach. He stayed in remission for 10 years, unheard of for glioblastoma multiforme, the same cancer that killed Gord Downie and Neil Peart. When it came back in his brainstem and spine in 2024, doctors gave him two months….
The Drama movie review comes with one warning from Richard Crouse: do not Google the twist before you watch. Zendaya and Robert Pattinson play a couple in the week before their wedding. They invite another couple over. Someone suggests the worst thing you have ever done game. Three answers are manageable. Zendaya’s is not. What…
Airline drip pricing turns a $168 fare into a $700 problem before you finish booking. You have the dates. You click economy because that is what the screen showed you. Then the carry-on fee appears. Then seat selection. Then the flex option that costs $100 more for the right to change your mind. By the…