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”Hustle&Grind” is a podcast hosted by Ryan Beliveau and Scott Wain, interviewing some of London, Ontario’s hardest-working self-starters, business owners, and entrepreneurs!🙌
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Ep. 47 - The Calmest Leader in the Room: Josh Millar’s Culture Blueprint (opens the original)
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What happens when a 28‑year‑old walks into a boardroom full of 50‑year‑olds and completely rewrites the culture of a unionized retail operation? Joshua Millar didn’t just survive it — he became the longest‑serving GM in Tepperman’s London history. This episode goes deep into the kind of leadership you can’t fake: the kind forged on a berry farm, hardened in the Canadian Armed Forces, and tested inside one of the most complex retail environments you can imagine. Josh breaks down how “leaders eat
Ep. 46 - Intrapreneurship Done Right — Justin Mulligan on Building Big Experiences (opens the original)
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Some people build businesses. Justin Mulligan builds experiences. And somehow, he’s doing it inside one of the biggest companies in the country — with the freedom, creativity, and hustle of a founder. This episode is a masterclass in intrapreneurship: how to act like an entrepreneur even when you don’t technically own the business. Mully’s story starts in one of London’s most iconic small‑business legacies — Pete’s Sports — where he grew up watching his dad and uncle grind, build relationships,
Ep. 45 - Why Katie Dortmans Burned the Ships and Built a Niche Business Nobody Saw Coming (opens the original)
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You don’t stumble into a skull‑cleaning business… unless you’re Katie Dortmans. What started as watching her brother boil deer heads in the backyard turned into one of the most fascinating niche businesses we’ve ever featured — and one of the most unexpectedly inspiring entrepreneurial journeys you’ll hear this year. Katie went from a secure corporate job with a pension to running a full‑time skull‑cleaning operation powered by dermestid beetles — the same beetles used by museums like the ROM. S
Ep. 44 - Mistakes, Momentum, and Municipal Leadership — Luke Thomas Unfiltered (opens the original)
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Luke Thomas didn’t plan on becoming an entrepreneur… and he definitely didn’t plan on running for City Council. But when COVID hit, when his business got squeezed, and when he watched small businesses get hammered while big corporations stayed open, something snapped — and he decided to do something most people only talk about. This episode is a masterclass in taking action when everyone else is complaining. Luke goes from Western football to personal training, to accidentally building a meal‑pr
Glenn Mowat | The Hustle and Grind Podcast | Ep. 43 (opens the original)
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Most entrepreneurs think their biggest problem is sales. Glenn Mowat says that’s dead wrong — the bottleneck is always the owner. Every. Single. Time. “Every single time, every single time, every single time.” This episode is a masterclass in pattern recognition, personal blind spots, and the uncomfortable truth that your habits — not your market — determine your growth ceiling. Glenn’s been doing this for 40 years, from early EDI sales at GE to being one of Cisco Canada’s first 11 employees. He
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