In conversation with Shane Hewitt and Vassy Kapelos discusses whether Donald Trump is deliberately using a “flood the zone” media strategy to deflect attention from other controversies. The guest argues that Trump’s statements must be taken seriously, noting that even low‑probability scenarios require preparation. The segment examines risk, media saturation, and political messaging. #trump #FloodTheZone…
Host Shane Hewitt speaks with Jamie Ellerton and Lindsey Broadhead about Canada’s role in global energy markets. They debate oil’s future, pipeline politics, and whether Canada risks irrelevance. Connect with 580 CFRA Online: Subscribe to 580 CFRA: https://bit.ly/4o8AKWp Visit the website: https://www.cfra.com/ Likes us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/47YzDm4 source
License plate tracking isn’t science fiction — it’s already here. Former police officer and TikTok traffic expert Sean Shapiro joins Shane to uncover the rise of Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) technology and how cities across Canada and beyond are quietly deploying it. From Sudbury’s licence plate signs to U.S.-style “flock” camera systems, we explore…
Start your day with intention and science. In this episode, habit-change expert Katie Faloon-Drew reveals how the first few minutes of your morning can transform your energy, mindset, and purpose. Discover the neuroscience behind morning routines, why your brain’s “algorithm” works like your social feed, and practical strategies for gratitude, bedtime rituals, and reframing your…
Is emotional growth always healing—or could it be a form of hiding? Therapist Hailey Boggess joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the viral rise of “tough truths” and why social media mental health advice is often more fiction than fact. From misunderstood buzzwords like “surrender” to the dangers of wellness marketing, this episode cuts through the…
In the aftermath of a headline-making floor crossing, Jamie Ellerton and Lindsay Broadhead join Shane to assess the state of Conservative strategy. Jamie critiques the party’s weeklong rage response as counterproductive, arguing they should have pivoted to economic messaging. Lindsay draws from Jean Chrétien’s playbook, suggesting a graceful exit strategy could have de-escalated the story…
Kim Kardashian says the moon landing was staged. Nathan Radke disagrees — and has the science, history, and logic to explain why. He walks Shane through the key claims behind the Apollo 11 conspiracy and shows how each one crumbles under scrutiny. They explore why people still fall for these ideas, the role of distrust…
Built in 1901, the Haskell Free Library and Opera House sits uniquely on the border between Canada and the United States — a building with one foot in Quebec and the other in Vermont. In this conversation, Sylvie Boudreau from Stansted, Quebec, shares how the landmark was meant to unite two communities through art and…
As technology races ahead, accountability struggles to keep up. In this conversation, Shane Hewitt and Mohit Rajhans explore how social media, automation, and AI are reshaping daily life — and why understanding these systems is now essential. From the illusion of “smart” chatbots to the blurred lines of digital responsibility, the discussion exposes how tech…
Sometimes you just have to put it out there! The fantasy of winning the lottery is irresistible — but what happens if it actually comes true? Financial planner Anita Bruinsma joins to map out the first, smartest steps to take with sudden wealth, starting with something most people overlook: taking a pause. From paying down…