Cold brew, Costco, and controversy… this one goes everywhere.Greg and Tim kick things off with some ASMR-style cold brew (yes, it hits HARD), then dive into everything from baseball opening week to Winnipeg’s obsession with Costco—and somehow end up in a real conversation about politics, free speech, and what’s actually happening in Canada right now.This episode blends humor, randomness, and real talk:Why cold brew hits different ☕The Costco Business Centre craze in WinnipegNostalgia about movies, TV, and “old-looking” actorsCruise life and influencer culture 🚢Gas prices and the Mandela Effect 🤯A serious breakdown of Canada’s proposed free speech lawsSomewhere between laughs and debates, you might actually learn something.👉 If you care about what’s really going on (or just want a good laugh), this one’s for you.WATCH. COMMENT. DISAGREE.Just don’t scroll past without thinking.Thanks for spending time with us.If you enjoyed the conversation, make sure to subscribe, like, and share so you never miss an episode. You can keep the conversation going and find everything Greg & Tim right here:🌐 Website: gregandtimshow.ca📸 Instagram: @GregAndTimShow🐦 X: @GregAndTimShow🎵 TikTok: @GregAndTimShow📘 Facebook: facebook.com/GregAndTimShowWe’ll see you next time on The Greg and Tim Show.#GregAndTimShow#FreeSpeechDebate#CostcoLife

This episode of The Greg & Tim Show features a powerful conversation with Shawn Black, founder of Sheepdog Brew Co in Winnipeg.Shawn shares the story behind building Sheepdog Brew Co and the lessons he’s learned about leadership, criticism, resilience, and what it really takes to build something meaningful.Entrepreneurship isn’t easy. Every founder faces doubt, obstacles, and people who question the journey. In this conversation, Shawn talks about how mindset, persistence, and staying focused on your purpose can help you push through those challenges.In this episode we discuss:• The story behind starting Sheepdog Brew Co• The challenges of building a business in Winnipeg• How to deal with critics and negative voices• Why mindset and discipline matter for entrepreneurs• Lessons learned from the journey of building a companyWhether you're an entrepreneur, business owner, or someone who wants to grow personally and professionally, this conversation offers insight and encouragement from someone who has walked the path.Thanks for spending time with us.If you enjoyed the conversation, make sure to subscribe, like, and share so you never miss an episode. You can keep the conversation going and find everything Greg & Tim right here:🌐 Website: gregandtimshow.ca📸 Instagram: @GregAndTimShow🐦 X: @GregAndTimShow🎵 TikTok: @GregAndTimShow📘 Facebook: facebook.com/GregAndTimShowWe’ll see you next time on The Greg and Tim Show.#Entrepreneurship#Winnipeg#BusinessStory

This week we sit down with Robin and Arsh from the 204 Rise Podcast to talk about what it actually takes to build something from nothing.They share the early days of starting 204 Rise, the slow grind of the first few months, the discipline required to stay consistent, and why most podcasts fail before they ever find momentum. This conversation dives into creative risk, betting on yourself, and building in Winnipeg when no one is watching.If you are starting a podcast, building a brand, or trying to stay consistent with a long term vision, this episode is packed with honest insight.Topics covered:Starting a podcast from scratchThe first three months struggleCreative discipline and consistencyWhy most podcasts quitBuilding in WinnipegEntrepreneur mindsetLong term growth over viral momentsSubscribe for more real conversations with builders, creators and leaders.#204Rise #PodcastGrowth #WinnipegPodcastThanks for spending time with us.If you enjoyed the conversation, make sure to subscribe, like, and share so you never miss an episode. You can keep the conversation going and find everything Greg & Tim right here:🌐 Website: gregandtimshow.ca📸 Instagram: @GregAndTimShow🐦 X: @GregAndTimShow🎵 TikTok: @GregAndTimShow📘 Facebook: facebook.com/GregAndTimShowWe’ll see you next time on The Greg and Tim Show.

In this episode of The Greg and Tim Show, we sit down with Catie St. Germain for an honest and wide ranging conversation about growth, discomfort, motherhood, and choosing courage over comfort.Catie shares what it was like growing up in a musical family connected to Big Sky Country, feeling intimidated by the talent around her, and stepping into the spotlight anyway. From fronting bands in Winnipeg to performing in front of massive crowds with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, her journey has been anything but linear.We talk about raising three boys, including her oldest son with Down syndrome, navigating postpartum struggles, mom guilt, anxiety, and the constant tension between protecting your peace and pushing yourself forward. Catie opens up about how asking for support, promoting her own music, and stepping outside her comfort zone has led to unexpected growth and momentum.This episode also dives into writing from low points, storytelling in country music, hearing her song added to SiriusXM Top of the Country, and what legacy truly means when the stage lights turn off.If you have ever felt stuck, hesitant to ask for help, or uncomfortable putting yourself out there, this conversation will resonate.Thanks for spending time with us.If you enjoyed the conversation, make sure to subscribe, like, and share so you never miss an episode. You can keep the conversation going and find everything Greg & Tim right here:🌐 Website: gregandtimshow.ca📸 Instagram: @GregAndTimShow🐦 X: @GregAndTimShow🎵 TikTok: @GregAndTimShow📘 Facebook: facebook.com/GregAndTimShowWe’ll see you next time on The Greg and Tim Show.#gregandtimshow #careerstory #interview

“Shocking Truth” isn’t a headline — it’s a question.What happens when you spend 40 years in the inner city and refuse to look away?In this powerful, unfiltered conversation, Greg and Tim sit down with Kent Dick, founder of Inner City Youth Alive, community leader, documentary filmmaker, and one of Winnipeg’s 150 Most Influential People. Kent opens up about faith, doubt, leadership, burnout, trauma, and the uncomfortable realities facing Winnipeg’s North End — especially when it comes to absenteeism, violence, and forgotten kids.We talk about:- Why building bridges instead of walls matters more than ever- What Kent’s documentary ABSENT reveals about kids missing from school- Faith, doubt, and asking “God, where are you?”- Why men need real friendships and accountability- Leadership, imbalance, and the cost of doing meaningful work- Why “doing nothing” is the most dangerous option- What gives Kent hope in a broken systemThis isn’t a debate.It’s an invitation to see clearly, think deeply, and care honestly.🎥 Watch the documentary ABSENT (linked below)https://youtu.be/4hYN-HK6bWM?si=pUQav_siXfaELddc❤️ Learn more about Inner City Youth Alivehttps://www.icya.ca/📌 Subscribe for long-form conversations that actually matterwww.gregandtimshow.caThanks for spending time with us.If you enjoyed the conversation, make sure to subscribe, like, and share so you never miss an episode. You can keep the conversation going and find everything Greg & Tim right here:🌐 Website: gregandtimshow.ca📸 Instagram: @GregAndTimShow🐦 X: @GregAndTimShow🎵 TikTok: @GregAndTimShow📘 Facebook: facebook.com/GregAndTimShowWe’ll see you next time on The Greg and Tim Show.#ShockingTruth#FaithAndCulture#InnerCityYouth#MeaningfulConversations#LeadershipThatMatters

What happens when a singer-songwriter also works as a train engineer?In this episode of the Greg and Tim Show, we sit down with Matt Ivall — a singer-songwriter who lives a truly unique double life. By day, he’s a train engineer working across Canada. By night (and in between shifts), he’s writing songs, chasing creativity, and building a music career one story at a time.Matt opens up about how he writes his music, where his songs come from, and the moments that inspire him — including writing a song in just minutes and even naming one live in the studio. We also talk about how he met his partner Alyssa, how relationships fit into a demanding work schedule, and what it’s really like balancing passion with practicality.The conversation goes beyond music and railways. We get personal, ask some lighthearted questions, and dig into what it means to pursue something you love without walking away from responsibility. And of course, we wrap things up with our favourite game — This or That — where things get fun, fast, and unpredictable.If you’ve ever felt torn between a steady career and a creative dream, this episode will hit home.🎧 Listen, watch, and subscribe for more real conversations with interesting people and unexpected stories.🎧 Watch, listen, and get to know Matt Ivall beyond the music.Matt Ivall (All the Links)Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7efZfb7ErhF7nFJGXgWEcEInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/matt.ivallApple Music: https://music.apple.com/za/artist/matt-ivall/1607762789Amazon Music: https://www.amazon.com/music/player/artists/B09RK2GCG7/matt-ivallYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZkaJMaGzdZee3oUBhAGc1ASecond Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnPhO_Zvrr4&list=OLAK5uy_k9XpmYFSy-2eZGMxOauR3HoO_NMKG4wUQThanks for spending time with us.If you enjoyed the conversation, make sure to subscribe, like, and share so you never miss an episode. You can keep the conversation going and find everything Greg & Tim right here:🌐 Website: gregandtimshow.ca📸 Instagram: @GregAndTimShow🐦 X: @GregAndTimShow🎵 TikTok: @GregAndTimShow📘 Facebook: facebook.com/GregAndTimShowWe’ll see you next time on The Greg and Tim Show.#MattIvall#SingerSongwriter#GregAndTimShow

Episode 100: The Greg & Tim Show — Christmas, Chaos & 100 Episodes InWe made it to 100 episodes — and honestly, we’re still not sure how.In this special 100th episode of The Greg & Tim Show, we look back on the journey from our very first recording to hitting triple digits. We talk about what actually worked, what didn’t, the mistakes we made along the way, and why simply not quitting might be the most underrated success strategy in podcasting.This episode is part Christmas show, part New Year reflection, and part behind-the-scenes conversation for anyone who’s been with us from the start — or anyone thinking about starting something and wondering if it’s worth sticking with.Along the way, we get into:The real stats behind podcast success (and failure)What separates great interviews from forgettable onesWhy consistency matters more than downloadsOur favourite guests and unforgettable momentsPolitical interviews, “handlers,” and off-script surprisesWhy we don’t rehearse, redo takes, or follow strict scriptsThe balance between going deep and keeping it lightWhat we’ve learned about faith, leadership, health, and vulnerabilityAnd yes… hats, Christmas chaos, and Tim making questionable commitmentsIf you’ve ever:Started something and felt like quittingWondered what happens behind the scenes of a long-running podcastWanted honest conversation without filters or polishOr just needed a reminder that progress beats perfectionThis episode is for you.🎄 Merry Christmas🎉 Happy New Year🙏 Thank you for being part of the Greg & Tim ShowSpecial thanks to @jasminlaine for all of her support this year and always pushing us to learn! Check out her channel if you haven't already, as she has some amazing content!Thanks for spending time with us.If you enjoyed the conversation, make sure to subscribe, like, and share so you never miss an episode. You can keep the conversation going and find everything Greg & Tim right here:🌐 Website: gregandtimshow.ca📸 Instagram: @GregAndTimShow🐦 X: @GregAndTimShow🎵 TikTok: @GregAndTimShow📘 Facebook: facebook.com/GregAndTimShowWe’ll see you next time on The Greg and Tim Show.#Podcast #YouTubePodcast #GregAndTimShow

What happens when your identity is built on image… and then the image starts to fade?In this episode of The Greg and Tim Show, we sit down with Shaun Zimmer for a raw, funny, and surprisingly deep conversation about ego, pride, faith, freedom, and finding your identity in Christ. Shaun opens up about the moment hair loss exposed how much validation he was chasing, why he stepped away from shaping his appearance, and what it looked like to go from resisting church to following Jesus.We also talk about addiction, men’s vulnerability, hearing God’s guidance, staying grounded when criticism hits, and Shaun's off-grid “Ark on wheels” school bus journey—built to handle minus 40 and plus 40—while still living in a world he’s trying not to be owned by.If you’ve ever felt stuck between who you were and who you’re becoming… this one will hit.🎧 Watch/Listen to more episodes + blogs: gregandtimshow.ca👍 Like, Subscribe, Comment (sharing is caring… Tim’s words, not ours)Thanks for spending time with us.If you enjoyed the conversation, make sure to subscribe, like, and share so you never miss an episode. You can keep the conversation going and find everything Greg & Tim right here:🌐 Website: gregandtimshow.ca📸 Instagram: @GregAndTimShow🐦 X: @GregAndTimShow🎵 TikTok: @GregAndTimShow📘 Facebook: facebook.com/GregAndTimShowWe’ll see you next time on The Greg and Tim Show.#ChristianPodcast #Testimony #FaithJourney