What language would you love to learn? Shane Hewitt welcomes Ryan O’Donnell, Noah Scanga, and Tony Tedesco for a lighthearted conversation about the challenges—and fun—of picking up new languages. From Noah’s interest in learning computer code, to Ryan’s goal of speaking Spanish, to Tony’s use of Babbel ahead of a trip to France (with his Italian already in the bag), the group shares personal stories, tools, and tips for making language learning part of everyday life. Shane also talks about his own experience with the Promova app and learning French, sparking a broader conversation about how language connects us to culture, travel, and each other.

Guests: Ryan O’Donnell, Noah Scanga, Tony Tedesco

Originally aired on 2025-08-20

Is the age of free speech online coming to an end? Shane Hewitt talks with Greg Fish, author of The Cyberpunk Survival Guide, about the growing wave of government-led web censorship in the name of “safety.” They explore why governments now believe they can finally rein in the internet, the risks this poses to open discourse, and what it means for everyday users trying to navigate an increasingly controlled digital world. Greg explains the history, the tactics, and the future implications of these efforts, offering insights on how individuals can prepare for a less open online landscape.

Guest: Greg Fish — cyberpunksurvivalguide.com @_neutronfish

Originally aired on 2025-08-20

Shane Hewitt is joined by Lindsay Broadhead and Jamie Ellerton for a wide-ranging conversation that blends politics, personal gripes, and tech news. Jamie returns from his summer off with a good news story before the panel dives into full “Karen mode,” venting frustrations about delivery bikes, bad drivers, and the agony of poor customer support. They also unpack Apple’s expansion of repair programs into Canada—asking whether this is true progress for right-to-repair or just smart PR—and analyze Pierre Poilievre’s byelection win with more than 80% of the vote, debating whether it signals real momentum or simply the outcome of a safe seat.

Guests: Lindsay Broadhead — broadheadcomms.ca | Jamie Ellerton — conaptus.com

Originally aired on 2025-08-19

Immigration lawyer Max Chaudhary joins Shane Hewitt to discuss the challenges faced by families in Canada's Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship Program. They delve into the emotional toll of prolonged wait times and the program's impact on family reunification.

Originally aired on 2025-07-28

Candy Ho, Assistant Professor and Researcher at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) and Board Member of CERIC, joins Shane Hewitt & The Nightshift to unpack the rising trend of sabbaticals and career breaks. As conversations around burnout, work-life balance, and career re-evaluation grow louder, Candy shares practical advice on how to plan a sabbatical without sabotaging your finances or career trajectory. Whether you're craving rest, reinvention, or adventure, this conversation is your guide to pressing pause—smartly.

Originally aired on 2025-07-25

This week’s Friday Round Up dives into the headlines and hot topics shaping the nation and beyond, hosted by Shane Hewitt with panelists Jon Liedtke and Andrew Caddell. From personal choices like wearing deodorant when home alone, to weighty national discussions about trade deals, consent education for young men, and misleading food labeling—nothing is off-limits. The panel also reflects on Hulk Hogan’s complex legacy, the future of sabbaticals in modern work culture, and what Canada should do when the branding on your groceries doesn’t match the country of origin. And yes—they even make their Blue Jays vs. Tigers weekend picks.

Originally aired on 2025-07-25

Steve Stebbing returns to The Nightshift with Shane Hewitt for a fresh edition of What the Heck Should I Watch? This week’s picks include a blockbuster Marvel reboot, a twisted romantic getaway, and a moving doc on Marlee Matlin. On the streaming side, he breaks down the surprise return of Happy Gilmore, a powerful historical drama Washington Black, and the always-outrageous South Park Season 27. From multiverse action to animated mayhem, there's something for every screen this weekend.

Originally aired on 2025-07-25

Mohit Rajhans from Thinkstart.ca  joins Shane Hewitt on The Nightshift to unpack two jaw-dropping stories at the intersection of youth, tech, and creativity. First: Gen Z is turning doom scrolling into dollars, making cash by selling their personal data to platforms like Invisible Universe. Then: in Hollywood, the rise of AI script doctors is putting the future of storytelling—and the concept of authorship itself—at risk. From digital clones to disappearing credits, this segment explores how tech is reshaping who profits from attention and who gets erased from creation.

Originally aired on 2025-07-25

Dating expert and columnist Jen Kirsch joins Shane Hewitt for Date Night on The Nightshift—just as a new nationwide study from MUCHO explores how Canadians are embracing the beautifully chaotic side of modern love. Co-curated by Jen, this study reveals how today’s daters are skipping the games and leaning into their messy, unfiltered selves—whether it’s sending that second (or fifth) text, or ditching the “rules” during a lunch date with someone new. In a season defined by undefined relationships, Jen shares why vulnerability and being “unprecious” might be the most authentic—and attractive—dating trend of 2025. 📊 Read the study

Employment lawyer Daniel Lublin, Founding Partner at Whitten & Lublin, joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the viral Coldplay Kiss Cam moment that cost Astronomer CEO Andy Byron his job. Filmed kissing his Head of HR at a concert, the now-infamous clip sparked an internal investigation, a PR crisis, and a swift resignation—raising serious questions about workplace relationships, ethics, and off-duty conduct.

Originally aired on 2025-07-25

Spanning the entire world, Inside Copy, Shane Hewitt and Ryan O'Donnell share humorous anecdotes and quirky news stories. They discuss the pain of stepping on glass, a Canadian woman breaking records on a penny farthing bike, and a community's struggle with a squirrel infestation. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with laughter, showcasing the absurdities of everyday life.

Originally aired on 2025-07-25

Tech expert and journalist Carmi Levy joins Shane Hewitt for Throwback Thursday, marking 25 years since Apple introduced the iBook G3—the first mainstream computer with built-in Wi-Fi. They revisit the Macworld NY 1999 launch, Steve Jobs’ flair for spectacle, and the big tech buzzwords of the era: BlackBerry, Y2K, and the dawn of wireless freedom.

Ed Conroy, founder of Retrontario, joins Shane Hewitt to explore the chaotic brilliance of 1999, from Y2K dread and Woodstock ’99 meltdowns to the birth of digital piracy and pop culture legends like SpongeBob, Family Guy, and The Matrix. It’s a nostalgic look at a year that fused technological anxiety with creative explosion—leaving a cultural legacy that still echoes today.

Originally aired on 2025-07-24

When Costco ditches Pepsi for Coke, it’s more than just bubbles and branding. Food professor Sylvain Charlebois joins Shane Hewitt to unpack how this shift reveals the high-stakes world of consumer loyalty, cultural tastes (especially in Quebec), and the secret power behind your favourite $1.50 hot dog.

Originally aired on 2025-07-24

On Last Call with Richard Crouse, joins Shane Hewitt to dive into the quirkiest corners of pop culture, from Minecraft movie mania to presidential producers. Pour a drink and tune in for sharp takes and unexpected laughs.

Can a superhero movie save the world and your faith in family? Richard Crouse joins Shane Hewitt for Booze & Reviews to unpack The Fantastic Four: First Steps—a retro-styled, emotionally rich Marvel reboot that trades explosions for heart.

Originally aired on 2025-07-24

Join Shane Hewitt and Robert Howard Addison as they celebrate the 88th birthday of Robert's mother and explore the profound journey of aging. From family legacies to the urgency of fulfilling travel dreams, this episode offers a candid look at how to make the most of the years ahead. Discover the wisdom and humor in balancing life's responsibilities with the pursuit of meaningful experiences. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that will resonate with listeners of all ages.

 #AgingGracefully #FamilyLegacy #LifeGoals

Originally aired on 2025-08-19

Flight cancelled or delayed? Gabor Lukacs from AirPassengerRights.ca joins Shane Hewitt to unpack your real rights when airlines leave you stranded, frustrated, or misinformed. From compensation loopholes to how to actually get results, this chat empowers Canadian travellers to push back with confidence.

What does it take to fly hope into the world’s most isolated and desperate places? Brad Bell, President & CEO of Mission Aviation Fellowship Canada, joins Shane Hewitt to share how MAF’s fleet of small aircraft brings life-saving aid, medical transport, and faith-driven support to the planet’s hardest-to-reach communities.

Originally aired on 2025-07-24

Legendary wrestling icon Hulk Hogan has died at the age of 71, leaving behind a colossal legacy that helped define pro wrestling in the '80s and beyond. Wrestling broadcaster Mike McGuire joins Shane Hewitt to reflect on Hogan's impact, controversies, and the larger-than-life persona that captivated generations.

Originally aired on 2025-07-24

In this eye-opening episode of Chatter That Matters, Shane Hewitt and marketing expert Tony Chapman unpack the seismic shifts in the beauty and marketing industries—from the fall of flawless influencers to the rise of authentic, community-driven storytelling. With insights from Dove campaigns and warnings about AI and digital manipulation, they explore how brands must evolve or risk losing trust in a world where beauty, tech, and truth collide.

Originally aired on 2025-07-23

Tech expert Kris Abel joins Shane Hewitt & The Nightshift to explore Tesla’s bold leap into the diner business—complete with robot servers, retro sci-fi vibes, and popcorn served in Cybertruck buckets. Plus, he breaks down how Florida’s new robo-rabbits are helping hunt deadly snakes, and why Wordle fans should try Nintendo’s new brainy Pokémon puzzler.

 #TeslaDiner #AI #PokemonFriends #FloridaPythonChallenge #NightshiftRadio

Originally aired on 2025-07-23

Straight from the Prairies, commentator Rob Breakenridge joins Shane to dig into the drama at the Premiers' meetings—where Ontario’s Doug Ford slammed Donald Trump for "acting like the enemy." Plus, they break down Pierre Poilievre’s warning about Canada's "longest ballot" byelection and why he’s demanding urgent legislation.

Originally aired on 2025-07-23

Greg Fish from Cyberpunk Survival Guide joins Shane to tackle a tough question: Are most AI tools actually useful—or just hype? A new Stanford study says startups are failing to deliver meaningful AI outside of niche scientific fields, and Fish breaks down what that means for the future of tech, trust, and innovation.

Cybersecurity expert Ritesh Kotak joins Shane Hewitt to reveal how Amazon Prime users are being targeted in a massive scam campaign. With 220 million members at risk, he breaks down how the scams work, what red flags to watch for, and how to protect yourself from being duped.

Originally aired on 2025-07-23

Microbiologist and food safety expert Dr. Keith Warriner joins Shane Hewitt to uncover the hidden dangers lurking in hotel ice machines and water lines. From biofilms to bacteria, he explains why that “refreshing” hotel ice may come with more than just chill—and what travelers should know before taking a sip.

Originally aired on 2025-07-23

York University astronomy professor Paul Delaney joins Shane Hewitt to explain why Earth’s rotation is speeding up, causing days to get shorter—and what that means for our clocks, technology, and daily life. They unpack the surprising science behind this cosmic shift and the challenges it poses to timekeeping worldwide.

Originally aired on 2025-07-23

Hooked by summer vibes and political urgency, Shane Hewitt sits down with Matt Gurney for a candid conversation that swings from Adirondack chairs to the state of Canadian leadership. Together, they unpack why action—not announcements—is the missing ingredient in today’s governance.

Originally aired on 2025-07-23

With the world mourning the loss of Ozzy Osbourne, Shane Hewitt & the Nightshift brings together a powerhouse panel—music correspondent @ThatEricAlper, TV critic @BillBriouxTV, metalhead Ryan O'Donnell, and producer/rocker Tony Tedesco—to unpack the life, chaos, and legacy of the Prince of Darkness. From Black Sabbath’s groundbreaking grit to Ozzy’s cultural shockwaves, they explore how a rebellious rocker became a legend no one will ever forget.

Originally aired on 2025-07-22

Shane Hewitt talks with Brent Franson, founder and CEO of Death Clock, the AI-powered app that estimates life expectancy and helps users reclaim time through healthier living. They explore the philosophy behind knowing your mortality, why awareness of time left can inspire better choices, and how technology can push us toward longevity rather than complacency. From the marketing risk of its provocative name to the real tools that help people change habits, this conversation looks at how facing mortality can actually help us live longer, better lives.

@‌brentfranson

Originally aired on 2025-08-19

On this week’s Tuesday Smart Speakers Panel, Lindsay Broadhead joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the headlines—from Ozzy Osbourne’s death to privacy in the age of kiss cams. They dive into everything from Canada’s tense U.S. negotiations and political byelection buzz to Trump calling Canadians “nasty,” all while sharing personal good news to balance out the chaos.

Originally aired on 2025-07-22

Tech expert Carmi Levy joins Shane Hewitt to explain why hundreds of phones—especially older or certain Android models—will go dark on Rogers once 3G shuts down this July, and what users need to do now. Then, they shift gears to unpack Apple’s new lawsuit against famous leaker Jon Prosser over highly sensitive iOS 26 leaks that may reshape tech journalism.

#TechAlert #3GShutdown #Rogers #iOS26 #AppleSues #JonProsser #NightshiftRadio #CarmiLevy

Originally aired on 2025-07-22

Nutritionist Alyssa B from nourish.ca breaks down the real science behind sugar and energy—how sugar fuels your body and when it can backfire. Then Dr. Mitch explores a troubling new study linking popular weight-loss drugs like Ozempic to increased eating disorders in boys and men, raising urgent questions about safety and awareness.

Originally aired on 2025-07-22

Crime specialist and former homicide detective Mark Mendelson joins Shane Hewitt to unravel the mysteries behind cold cases and reveal how detectives turn decades-old clues into breakthroughs. They begin with a chilling find: a car pulled from Quebec’s Mille‑Îles River tied to a Laval man missing for 37 years—could this finally spell justice?

#ColdCase #TrueCrime #MarkMendelson #UnsolvedMysteries #NightshiftRadio #JusticeForVictims

Originally aired on 2025-07-22

What do early mornings, a shocking family incident, and Elon Musk’s latest culinary tech venture have in common? Shane Hewitt and Bob Addison dive into a rollercoaster of stories—from personal routines to the futuristic Tesla Diner—where innovation meets bacon.

#TeslaDiner #ElonMusk #MorningRoutine #TechAndTacos #CybertruckLife #DriveInDining #PodcastLife #InnovationEats

Originally aired on 2025-07-22

Ever wondered what it takes to paddle solo across an entire ocean? Adventure athlete Cyril Derreumaux survives 71 days, 14 hours, and 57 minutes from Spain to Martinique in a human-powered kayak—making him the first person to cross both the Pacific and Atlantic solo—sharing grit, gear, mental hacks, and the dramatic moment seaweed almost hijacked his journey

#SoloAdventure #OceanCrossing #ExtremeAthlete #KayakRecord #CyrilDerreumaux #NightshiftRadio

Originally aired on 2025-07-21

Handy Andy the DIY Tech Guy, joins Shane Hewitt for a jam-packed chat on everything from whether water meters can actually save you money, to foolproof ways to evict ants from your home for good. Plus, they dig into how Android phones might now warn you about earthquakes—and whether AI music going viral should have the industry shaking in its boots.

#TechTalk #HomeHacks #AIinMusic #EarthquakeAlert #WaterMeterDebate #AntControl #NightshiftRadio

Originally aired on 2025-07-21

Think it’s just allergies or a never-ending cold? It might be something far more serious—and far more common. Dr. Yvonne Chan, Professor University of Toronto - Rhinologist (nasal expert) in the Department of Head & Neck Surgery at St. Michael's Hospital joins Shane Hewitt to shine a light on chronic rhinosinusitis, a condition affecting millions of Canadians who often don’t even realize they have it. Even more shocking? New research shows many doctors may be misdiagnosing and mistreating it.

Originally aired on 2025-07-21

Shane Hewitt and media & culture analyst Mohit Rajhans dive into how AI is changing parenting, companionship, and the way we connect—with young people facing the brunt of this tech shift. From dating apps to digital therapy, they explore the ethical grey zones of AI and why real human connection still matters more than ever.

Originally aired on 2025-07-21

Economist Moshe Lander joins Shane Hewitt to break down why millions of Canadians could face major mortgage payment hikes by 2026—and what it means for the average household budget. They also unpack Canada's AAA credit rating: what it really says about our economy, and whether it holds up under pressure.

#MortgageCrisis #CanadianEconomy #AAAcredit #InterestRates #MosheLander #NightshiftRadio #CostOfLiving

Retail expert Bruce Winder joins Shane Hewitt to dig into the surprising return of in-store shopping, why Dollarama and SkipTheDishes are teaming up for doorstep deals, and how a major auto dealership shakeup could impact Canadian car buyers. It’s a deep dive into the evolving habits—and hurdles—of today’s cost-conscious consumers.

Originally aired on 2025-07-21

Shane Hewitt talks with Dino Ambrosi of Project Reboot about the real costs of screen time on youth and families. From social media addiction to the normalization of endless scrolling, Dino shares why kids often feel trapped in their habits and how visualizing time spent online can spark change. They explore the generational divide in how technology is understood, the importance of boredom, and what parents can do to help kids build healthier relationships with their devices. This conversation is about more than screens—it’s about reclaiming time, values, and mental well-being.

Guest: Dino Ambrosi — projectreboot.school | @‌ambrosi_dino

Originally aired on 2025-08-19

#SupermanMovie sparked a 500% surge in dog adoption interest?! 🐶🦸‍♂️ @iamshanehewitt & #theNightshift crew dive into the big debate: which pets make the best superheroes—cats or dogs? 😼🐕‍🦺 Let the fur fly! #PetSuperheroes #CatsVsDogs

Think you know what it means to be an alpha male? Shane Hewitt talks with York University’s Dr. Suzanne MacDonald to bust myths about masculinity, power, and leadership by looking at the surprising—and often misunderstood—behavior of our fellow primates. #AlphaMaleMyth #Masculinity #AnimalBehavior #Leadership #Primates #SuzanneMacDonald #ShaneHewitt #Psychology #FemaleChoice #NatureKnows #SocialDynamics #YorkUniversity #PodcastAlert

Think alpha males rule the wild? Think again. 🧠🐒 @iamshanehewitt chats with Dr. Suzanne MacDonald (@yorkpsyc) to bust masculinity myths through the lens of primate behavior. #AlphaMaleMyth #Masculinity #Psychology #AnimalBehavior #Podcast

Originally aired on 2025-07-18

Steve Stebbing joins Shane Hewitt for What the Heck Am I Watching to break down three new films: the slasher reboot I Know What You Did Last Summer, the tense political drama Eddington, and the poignant war-time memoir adaptation Don’t Let’s Go To The Dogs Tonight. On the streaming front, Steve highlights the revealing Billy Joel: And So It Goes doc on Crave, the fantasy-driven Miley Cyrus: Something Beautiful pop opera on Disney+, and the gritty thriller Untamed now on Netflix. More reviews at SteveStebbing.ca 

#WhatToWatch #StreamingNow #BillyJoel #MileyCyrus #IKnowWhatYouDidLastSummer #TrueCrimeDrama #PopOpera #NetflixThriller #CraveDocs #DisneyPlus #MovieNight #SteveStebbing #ShaneHewitt

🎬 Murder, music & mayhem! @TheStevilDead joins @IamShaneHewitt to talk slasher thrills, political drama, war memoirs & docs on #BillyJoel, #MileyCyrus & more. What to watch this week! 🔪🎶🔥 #WhatToWatch #StreamingNow #IKnowWhatYouDidLastSummer

Originally aired on 2025-07-18

Shane Hewitt and producer Tony Tedesco crack open a cold one and dive into the underrated art of the bro date. From spontaneous hangouts to planned man-dates over wings and a game, the duo explores why these moments of connection are essential for mental health, friendship, and just plain fun.

Shane Hewitt and Mike Shoreman, a mental health advocate and ambassador for the CMHF, explore the challenges men face in expressing vulnerability and the impact of isolation on mental health. Through Mike’s personal journey and the support of organizations like the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation, they highlight the growing importance of open conversations and community in fostering emotional well-being.

Originally aired on 2025-07-18

TV critic Bill Brioux joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the big news: The Late Show with Stephen Colbert will wrap in May 2026. They explore what Colbert’s departure means for late-night television, how the landscape has shifted since his debut in 2015, and what might come next for CBS and the genre as a whole. From the evolution of Colbert’s comedic voice to the challenges facing traditional talk shows in the streaming era, it’s a thoughtful look at the legacy of one of late night’s most influential hosts.

#TheLateShow #StephenColbert #LateNightTV #TVNews #EntertainmentNews

On this edition of Inside Copy, Shane Hewitt and Ryan O'Donnell dive into the hilariously awkward and sometimes explosive side of modern life—from a kiss cam mix-up that spirals into viral fame, to a Coldplay concert scandal involving a CEO and his HR rep. They unpack the chaos of unexpected Amazon deliveries, a frat house explosion, and how social media turns everyday blunders into public spectacles. With sharp humor and thoughtful insight, they explore what these moments reveal about relationships, accountability, and the internet’s obsession with turning real life into memes.

Originally aired on 2025-07-18

On the Friday Round Up, Shane Hewitt & the Nightshift with guests Lucas Meyer and Andrew Caddell dive into the week’s most buzzworthy stories—from a Superman-fueled spike in dog adoptions and the cat vs. dog superhero pet debate, to bro dates and viral workplace kiss cams. They also tackle serious headlines including a language rights battle in Quebec, controversial political statements, rising political resistance to Poilievre, and troubling justice and military misconduct cases. Smart, sharp, and occasionally absurd—this round-up has it all.

Originally aired on 2025-07-18

Shane Hewitt & the Nightshift, kicks off "Throwback Thursday" with a lighthearted look at 1985, sparking a fun generational clash and reminiscing about the rise of MuchMusic and MTV. The conversation then shifts to "Tattoo Day," where the trio shares personal stories and views on body art— Producers Tony and Noah proudly show off their ink, while Shane, who has none, offers a reflective take.

Curious about the art and science behind tattoos? Shane Hewitt sits down with Montreal tattoo artist Alfonso Bustamante for a candid conversation on everything from meaningful ink to safety concerns, including how the body reacts to tattoo ink and the importance of using regulated, high-quality materials. Alfonso shares his journey from being inspired by tattooed musicians on MTV in Colombia to becoming a professional artist in Canada. Find Fonzy on instagram @fonzyTattoo_ or checkout fonzytattoos.com 

#ThrowbackThursday #TattooTalk #MuchMusicMemories #MTVThrowback #TattooCulture #InkStories #TattooSafety #FonzyTattoo #nationaltattooday

Originally aired on 2025-07-17

In a compelling conversation, Shane Hewitt and Ed Conroy unpack why 1985 stands out as the defining year of the 1980s—where pop culture, science, and technology collided to shape a generation. From the rediscovery of the Titanic and the marketing flop of New Coke to the rise of “cool science” and the evolution of retail, they explore how nostalgia influences our present and why history’s tendency to repeat itself offers lessons we can’t afford to ignore.

Later in a lively and nostalgic conversation, music correspondent Eric Alper joins Shane Hewitt on The NightShift to reflect on the cultural and musical impact of Live Aid 1985. From Queen’s legendary performance to the global unity sparked by the event, they explore how one concert changed the world—and the music industry—forever.

#1985Rewind #PopCultureHistory #LiveAidLegacy #RetroRevolution #CoolScience #TitanicRediscovered #NewCokeFail #NostalgiaTrip #MusicThatMovedTheWorld #HistoryRepeats

Originally aired on 2025-07-17

On this week’s “LAST CALL,” film critic Richard Crouse joins Shane Hewitt & the Nightshift to unpack the wildest entertainment stories making headlines. Larry David trades his bees for a new HBO sketch comedy series—produced by the Obamas—just in time for America’s 250th birthday. Monty Python legend Eric Idle jokes about being deported for his politics, and long-lost Woody Guthrie tapes, including a chilling version of “Deportee,” are finally being released to the public.

#LarryDavid #CurbYourEnthusiasm #HigherGround #EricIdle #WoodyGuthrie #SketchComedy #AmericanHistory #Deportee #FolkMusic #Semiquincentennial #LastCall #RichardCrouse #ShaneHewitt

🎬 BOOZE AND REVIEWS: Richard Crouse joins Shane Hewitt on The Nightshift to revisit the cult classic '90s horror hit I Know What You Did Last Summer, just as the franchise gets a fresh jolt with a new legacy sequel; and then pairing it with killer cocktails and slasher-themed bars from around the world. From Tokyo’s blood-soaked Bloodshed Bar to Portland’s eerie Lovecraft Bar, they explore horror’s boozy side—complete with chilling drinks like the Fisherman’s Hook and Ghostface’s Slasher Milk Punch.

Originally aired on 2025-07-17

In this enlightening episode of The Nightshift, Shane Hewitt welcomes Dr. Sean Wharton, a leading voice in obesity medicine and internal medicine based in Burlington, Ontario. The conversation kicks off with the groundbreaking results from a new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, highlighting the drug CagriSema—a combination therapy showing 20–30% weight loss in people with obesity but without diabetes.

Dr. Wharton, who has been at the forefront of this research, breaks down the science in a clear, respectful, and empowering way. He explains how CagriSema builds on the success of medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro, and why this represents a paradigm shift in how we treat obesity—not as a lifestyle failure, but as a chronic, relapsing disease.

Originally aired on 2025-07-17

A whistleblower in Manitoba is taking on one of Canada’s biggest grocery chains, claiming shoppers have been paying more than they should for meat. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois joined Shane Hewitt on The Nightshift to unpack what this could mean for the industry—and your grocery bill.

#LoblawLawsuit #MeatScandal #GroceryGate #FoodFraud #ConsumerRights #SylvainCharlebois #TheNightshift #ShaneHewitt #CanadaNews #ClassAction

Originally aired on 2025-07-17

Shane Hewitt and Handy Andy Baryer dig into home repairs, music nostalgia, and the future of travel. From the right way to use wall anchors to the history of the compact disc, they share practical DIY know-how and reflect on how technology keeps changing our lives. The conversation also looks at how artificial intelligence is reshaping flight booking and travel planning—helping Canadians find better deals and avoid surprises.

Originally aired on 2025-08-18

Shane Hewitt is joined by Rob Breakenridge to unpack Canada’s bold new trade and steel policies amid global tensions, the political circus of Alberta’s crowded byelection, and the growing momentum behind the Alberta Next movement. 

#CanadaPolitics #AlbertaNext #TradeWar #SteelIndustry #ByelectionBuzz #GrandBargain #USCanadaRelations #ShaneHewitt

Originally aired on 2025-07-16

From scorching Ottawa sidewalks to sizzling grills on National Hot Dog Day, Shane Hewitt & the Nightshift crew tackle Canada’s heatwave and the ultimate hot dog debate. What starts as a chat about summer grilling turns into a no-bun-barred showdown: chili-cheese dogs vs. classic mustard. A producer stuns the team by confessing a hatred for hot dogs, sparking passionate defenses of regional favorites. From backyard BBQs to nostalgic bites, the crew dives into the great hot dog divide—inviting listeners to share their own sizzling takes.

Originally aired on 2025-07-16

What happens when corporations hold the keys to our most essential resources? In this provocative interview, Shane Hewitt and Tony Chapman dive deep into the hidden power structures shaping our world—from the grip of corporate control over water, energy, and data, to the subtle erosion of personal autonomy through the Internet of Things. As capitalism and socialism collide, they challenge listeners to rethink the role of big business in society and confront the uncomfortable truths about wealth, equity, and the future of freedom. This isn’t just a conversation—it’s a wake-up call. 

#CorporatePower #FutureOfFreedom #IoTRevolution #DigitalAutonomy #SmartControl #CapitalismVsSocialism #WealthInequality #TechAndSociety #WakeUpCall #ResourceWars

Originally aired on 2025-07-16