# Matthew Boswell

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Monopoly Man (w/ Peter Nowak)

Back a few years ago, there was this moment where it felt like there was a movement building against monopolies. It started in the United States with academics like Lena Khan and Tim Wu and journalists like Matt Stoller speaking out about the creeping corporate concentration that was infecting so m…

The Great Awakening: Competition Commissioner Matthew Boswell

Matthew Boswell is something of a rock star among the pro-competition set. While he started out as a criminal prosecutor before turning his attention to white-collar crime, for the past seven years he’s made waves as the head of Canada’s Competition Bureau. He’s had successes: helping to convince t…

Matthew Boswell on Canada’s fight against anti-competitive behaviour

When it comes to setting the stage for a healthy economy, competition laws are among the most important tools. A lot of Canadians looking at our banks, telcos and airlines might wonder if we're getting it right. Recent reforms have put Canada on a stronger footing, but are we ready for the massive …

Rogers v. Rogers is a play about why "my frigging cellphone bill is so goddamn high"

Just before spring sprang in 2021, Rogers made a bombshell announcement that shocked corporate Canada and everybody everywhere with a cellphone. The biggest cable company in the country was buying the second biggest cable company in the country – Shaw Communications – for a whopping $26 billion. No…

How (and How Not) to Think About Spiritual Habits in the New Year (Matthew Bingham)

In this episode, Matthew Boswell discusses what it looks like for Christians to form a "rule of life" in the new year. Matthew Bingham is vice president of academic affairs and associate professor of church history at Phoenix Seminary in Scottsdale, Arizona. He is the author of 'A Heart Aflame f…

3.2 Belief, Doubt, and Staying in the Room Together

In this episode, I’m joined by Matthew Boswell for a slow, open conversation across difference. Matt and I come from very different backgrounds. I approach mindfulness from a secular, psychology based perspective. Matt moved through atheism and later returned to Christianity, and now serves as a pa…

8 AM: Shutdown Tensions & Investing in Our Future (Hour 2)

In Hour 2, Homer and Dame focused on the partial government shutdown, discussing who isn’t getting paid and raising concerns about ICE enforcement, protest tracking, and accountability. The conversation expanded into a broader political discussion about midterm elections, power struggles, and why s…

8AM: Local Business Voices, Jesse Jackson Tribute Debate, MPS Enrollment Reminder (Hour 2)

Homer and Dame kick off hour two by opening the phone lines for “What the Business Is,” giving local business owners space to promote their work and connect with the community. The conversation then turns serious as they discuss what they see as disrespect toward the late Reverend Jesse Jackson af…