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The Matt Brown Podcast

Beginning in September, Rogers TV has invited me to host a twice monthly show called Newsmakers. The show is about all things municipal, and maybe some other topics too. After the show airs on Rogers TV, I’m going to post the interview portions of it here on The Matt Brown Podcast, sponsored by The Bicycle Café. You are a big part of this show. In fact, we couldn’t do it without you. So, please give a follow. Let us know what you think. Let us know if their topics that you’d like to learn about or maybe you’d like to be on a future show. Email: [email protected]. For now, this will be the main content for this podcast. We’ll see how it grows from here. I’m excited about this project and I hope you are too. Talk to you soon, London. PS, Buy me a coffee? There are some expenses connected to running a podcast and if you'd like to make a contribution here to support the show, I'd be grateful. Interested? Simply click here:https://buymeacoffee.com/the.matt.brown.podcast Thanks again for listening! MB

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Episode Playlist

18 episodes

Hello, London, I have an announcement to make. (No, it's not that!)

Jun 27, 2025•—

The Matt Brown Podcast, Episode 3: Carol Dyck Talks Climate Change and What London City Council Is (and Isn't) Doing About It

Aug 21, 2025•—

Jim Graham joins me to discuss all things London Airshow

Aug 25, 2025•—

Jay Menard, the immediate past chair of the committee that provides advice to council about accessibility issues, joins me to discuss the plan to make the Medway Valley pathway system more accessible and how a portion of the plan is at risk - right now..

Sep 19, 2025•—

Grraham Henderson, CEO of the London Chamber of Commerce, joins us to talk about how investing in music, arts and culture is not just good for the soul, it's good for the local economy too.

Oct 3, 2025•—

Staff Sergeant Anderson and Constable Piening from the London Police Service join us to talk about a topic Londoners can't seem to get enough of and about a program that LPS offers that might surprise you.

Oct 15, 2025•—

Kelly Ziegner, CEO of United Way Middlesex Elgin joins me to tell us how financial stress is affecting our most vulnerable - well beyond their wallets.

Donald D'Heane talks about his new documentary film, Forest City Film Festival and more.

Oct 22, 2025•—

The Matt Brown Podcast

Episode Playlist

Hello, London, I have an announcement to make. (No, it's not that!)

The Matt Brown Podcast, Episode 1 (Final)

The Matt Brown Podcast, Episode 2: London Cares and the Homelessness Crisis

The Matt Brown Podcast, Episode 3: Carol Dyck Talks Climate Change and What London City Council Is (and Isn't) Doing About It

Jim Graham joins me to discuss all things London Airshow

Jay Menard, the immediate past chair of the committee that provides advice to council about accessibility issues, joins me to discuss the plan to make the Medway Valley pathway system more accessible and how a portion of the plan is at risk - right now..

Grraham Henderson, CEO of the London Chamber of Commerce, joins us to talk about how investing in music, arts and culture is not just good for the soul, it's good for the local economy too.

Staff Sergeant Anderson and Constable Piening from the London Police Service join us to talk about a topic Londoners can't seem to get enough of and about a program that LPS offers that might surprise you.

Kelly Ziegner, CEO of United Way Middlesex Elgin joins me to tell us how financial stress is affecting our most vulnerable - well beyond their wallets.

Donald D'Heane talks about his new documentary film, Forest City Film Festival and more.

Shannon LaHay, E.D. of Humane Society London and Middlesex to share her vision for the future.

*Updated: Councillor Corrine Rahman joins us to talk about a significant raise council is likely to approve tomorrow

Lest We Forget. Remembrance Day in London. 2 local organizations that are making a difference.

All thing London Fire Department and Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week

Encore Episode: Councillor Corrine Rahman explains why she's not supporting the 35% council pay increase

Dr. Martin Horak joins the podcast to discuss council's 35% salary increase and more.

Encore Episode: London Cares and the Homelessness Crisis

It's a brand new neighbourhood advocacy group focused on cut through traffic. It's in Old North and it's called A.C.T.I.O.N.

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