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Shane Hewitt and the Nightshift crew start the show talking about how far in advance we book our travel trips. Are you spontaneous and jump into a road trip or onto a plane, last minute? Or do you plan meticulously weeks and or months in advance?
You hate what you see in your feed. The outrage bait, the conspiracy theories, the content designed to make you angry enough to engage. But you keep scrolling. Welcome to 4chan—it just doesn’t call itself that anymore. Greg Fish, a computer scientist who’s spent years studying internet culture, argues that the infamous anonymous message board…
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 into the growing question: If you had to leave Canada, where would you go? From…
Good news habits compound, and you are probably already doing it without realising. You show up on a Tuesday with nothing on the list. The bar feels impossibly high. Then someone else texts in a small win and something shifts. You did not set out to feel better. It just happened anyway. What does it…
Money isn’t a finish line—it’s a lifelong project. Financial educator Jessica Moorhouse joins the show to talk about why financial literacy is never “done,” how resilience makes all the difference when challenges come up, and why confidence grows when we learn to manage money with intention. From budgeting to bouncing back after setbacks, this conversation…
What if the secret to staying young isn’t in a bottle—but in your mindset? @tonychapman joins Shane to unpack the booming anti-aging industry, the shifting mindset of boomers, and why staying relevant isn’t just about your age—it’s about how you think, move, and engage with the world. From generational values to the latest in consumer…
Shane Hewitt discusses whether recent fines totalling about $47,000 are meaningful penalties for billion‑dollar grocery chains. While the amount is small compared to corporate revenues, Hewitt argues the real value lies in forcing public attention, transparency and accountability. The segment explores how even modest fines can spark important conversations about pricing, enforcement and consumer expectations….