• Ben share's his story about forgiveness. 
• Gary Direnfeld  - Social worker at yoursocialworker.com - Shares his thoughts on forgiveness and gives you some tools to help you forgive. 
• Chaz Ebert - wife of the late Pulitzer-prize winner Roger Ebert, chats about her new book - Time to Give a FECK: Elevating Humanity Through Forgiveness, Empathy, Compassion, and Kindness. 

• Producer Tony is back! We talk about why there might be so much negativity in the world these days.
• Later we are joined by Handy Andy the DIY Tech Guy, and we discuss beards, Amazon’s In Garage Service, AI Music and what Facebook is doing to attract young adults.
• Doctor Mitch joins the show to discuss why you should be on the lookout for Scurvy, and how you can avoid it!

• President and managing director of AirTrav Inc, Robert Kokonis joins the Night Shift to discuss what happened to Boeing.
• What should you do with those Thanksgiving Day leftovers? Nutritionist Lianne Phillipson has some ideas!
• There are people in Canada who will not be able to afford Thanksgiving dinner and they will look to foodbanks. Dan Hillyer has lived experience having used the foodbank. He is now a peer researcher with Foodbanks Canada and will join the Night Shift to talk about what you can donate and how you can help.
• #ICYMI – Shane helps you catch up on what happened on the iHeart Talk Radio Network with audio from throughout the day.

• Anita Bruinsma - Personal Finance Writer and Contributor to the Globe&Mail joins the Night Shift to talk about RESPs, Mutual Funds and how to invest your money.
• It’s cuffing season! Canada’s leading dating and relationship expert, Jen Kirsch joins the Nightshift to explain one of the most popular dating trends!
• The Draconid meteor shower is on the way! Professor of Astronomy at York University, Paul Delaney tells us how you can see it best!

Neil Lumsden, MPP for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek and former CFL player and General Manager will be  donating his brain brains to research to unlock a better understanding into the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).

Toronto Lawyer, Robert McGlashan, is attempting three open water swims in three countries in three months to raise money for mental health charities. As Robert swims a combined 35 kilometres in the hope of raising $35,000 for mental health charities before World Mental Health Day on October 10, 2024. The swims will be traceable by GPS on swimforchange.ca.

Plus - our Round Up panel breaks down a busy week in Canada 

And - How many Canadians would quit their job for mental health benefits? 

Plus - What band would you want to play your party? 

And - One on one with comedian Dylan Mahaney about his new album 

Plus - What do we really want out of an Oasis reunion? 

And - Gerry Dee stops by with some tips for Thanksgiving 

Plus - what does it take to be the world's best bartender? 

And - does Joker 2 live up to the hype? 

Plus - Throwback Thursday looks at.....2017?!

And - what tools do you need to forgive someone?