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Author: Matt Cundill

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Everyone has a thing.


For some people, it's music. For others, it's business, sports, food, travel, technology, community service, collecting, creating, teaching, or a cause they believe in.


On You May Also Like, Matt Cundill talks to people who are passionate about something and explores the stories behind their obsession. What sparked it? What keeps them going? What have they learned along the way? Podcasting is Matt's Passion project. And this is the podcast about passion.


These are conversations with curious people, dedicated people, and sometimes wonderfully unconventional people. You may not share their passion, but you just might discover why they do.


Everyone has a thing. This is where we talk about it.


Are you passionate about something? - book in here.

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Don Woodstock, a former bus driver and mayoral candidate in Winnipeg, discusses his vision for improving public transportation. He highlights the challenges faced by bus drivers, including harsh winters and lack of respect. Woodstock criticizes the recent transit overhaul, which cost $4 million and led to route changes that left passengers in the cold. He advocates for electrifying 30-40% of the bus fleet to save long-term costs and for deploying plainclothes officers on buses to enhance safety. Woodstock also emphasizes the need for practical solutions, citing his experience and the city's potential for environmental initiatives like compost pickup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Back in 2019, Matt had Tara Holmes on his former show, The Hot Air Podcast, to discuss her campaign for the province of British Columbia to do away with the time change for daylight savings each spring and autumn. At the time, he laughed at it. Fast‑forward to March 2, 2026: it’s now official. When British Columbians spring forward to daylight saving time, they won’t be changing their clocks back again. Turns out Tara's Stop the Time Change initiative outlasted the podcast she first appeared on. Matt looks back at Tara's Hot Air interview and examines how public opinion, health data, politics, and international momentum all converged to make the end of changing the clocks a reality. He also shares why he’s still firmly against permanent standard time—especially in Manitoba—and why he’s (grudgingly) on board with year‑round daylight saving time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tim James, founder of Chemical Free Body, shares his transformative journey from corporate stress to health advocate. After a health crisis in Peru, he adopted a chemical-free lifestyle, losing 42 pounds and reversing health issues through whole foods and green juices. Tim emphasizes the importance of green juices, which provide essential nutrients and hydration, leading to sustained energy and weight loss. He advocates for a daily routine focused on self-care, proper sleep, and nutritious eating. Tim aims to help a million people through his products, particularly Green 85, a concentrated wheatgrass juice, which has shown significant health benefits and cost savings for users. You can check out Tim's podcast here. His YouTube channel here. And the website here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The founder of Sound Off Media, discusses his 25-year career in radio and his transition to podcasting. He highlights the challenges and rewards of night shifts, the importance of trust in podcasting, and the shift from radio's live, local format to podcasting's on-demand nature. Matt emphasizes the significance of consistent release schedules, effective use of technology like dynamic ad insertion, and the value of community building. He also touches on the importance of engaging questions, the role of trust in podcasting, and the potential of podcasting as a community-building exercise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Don Woodstock, a Jamaican-born environmental activist who has made significant contributions to Winnipeg's recycling and sustainability efforts. Woodstock shares his journey from growing up on a farm in Jamaica to becoming an unrelenting advocate for environmental change in Canada. The podcast highlights Woodstock's key achievements, including transforming Winnipeg's recycling participation from 33% to over 95% and playing a crucial role in the city's plastic bag ban. He describes his unique approach to advocacy, which involves persistence, community engagement, and challenging existing systems. Woodstock discusses his vision for a comprehensive recycling plant that could create jobs and generate sustainable solutions. He also shares his plans to run for mayor of Winnipeg to implement his environmental initiatives. Throughout the episode, he emphasizes the importance of believing that seemingly impossible challenges can be overcome through determination and community action. To get a copy of Don's Book - Click here.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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