Shatter the Glass

**Spoiler Alert Warning: Don't Look Up**

Zane and Brennan review the the movie Don't Look Up (2021) starring Leo Dicaprio and Jennifer Lawrence. The two engage in a deep conversation about what the end of humanity means, our existence in general, aliens in the universe, and where technology could take us in the future. 

Zane sits down with former fashion model, Kim Poholka. Kim practices a number of different holistic healing methods, such as Reiki, and embraces spirituality. Zane and Kim talk about their past experiences together ghost hunting and the realm between Heaven and Hell. 

Can we really have out-of-body experiences? How can you get rid of anxiety? Zane Tomich sits down with Timurlane Cakmak, who is a yoga instructor, life coach, and co-founder of True You Yoga Inc, to find out. They discuss what it means to be mindful, the power of meditation, and how natural remedies can help the human body function in ways never thought possible. 

Host Zane Tomich sits down with business owner, Sean O'Greysik, to talk about cars, the economy, and how the pandemic has impacted small businesses. Adding a little local Alberta flavour to the mix, the two get down to brass tacks and find some common ground in this in-depth discussion! 

Zane Tomich is back behind the mic to talk to Brennan Huber, a movie critic and avid comic book enthusiast with the alias "Comic Book Movie Guy" about the state of the world, differences between childhood and adulthood, and cinematic masterpieces. 

Zane Tomich sits down with Kiana Balacich, who is a musician and poet, and talk about the creative process, her journey as an artist, and mental health remedies. The two also talk about living on opposite ends of the spectrum: Kiana residing in New York City and Zane being close to Edmonton, Alberta. 

Zane Talks about the NHL Playoffs, what makes a team so great, even if they are not stacked with endless skill and talent, and he reads the epic story of how Alberta's oil industry was put on the map as a result of the Leduc No. 1 Oil Well striking major crude oil in 1947. 

Zane talks about and pays tribute to the 215 children of the residential school in Kamloops. He also gives his weekly philosophy about life, explores the history of his hometown of Leduc, Alberta, and shares new information regarding UFOs.