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August After Dark

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/11j. Total Éps: 15

A conversation podcast with Matt August, founder of August Luxury Motor Cars. exploring the stories, strategies, and mindsets behind building a life and business worth talking about.

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87 Year Old Reveals Everything He Knows About Success

vendredi 25 septembre 2026 • Durée 01:09:36

August After Dark: www.instagram.com/augustafterdarkpodcast
August Motors: www.augustmotorcars.com

87 years old, built and sold companies worth hundreds of millions, once owned a 42-car collection, and he's still not slowing down.

In this episode of August After Dark, host Matt August sits down with Peter Thomas — author, entrepreneur, and creator of "One Minute Mentor" — for a raw conversation about what it actually takes to build a life you're proud of.

Peter shares the story of buying his first car in the Canadian Army with the help of a sergeant who vouched for him, why he bought the Century 21 Canada franchise rights when every person in his life told him not to, and how that one decision turned into tens of millions of dollars. He breaks down his "superpower vs. kryptonite" framework, the exact sales discipline that took him from broke to successful, and why mentorship isn't the same as coaching.

You'll also hear about his 7-year sabbatical to Switzerland, how he uses fractional airplane deals to fund his love of aviation, 40 years of marriage advice, and why giving back has become the core value driving his life today.

If you want a real, unfiltered conversation with someone who has lived an extraordinary life and has zero interest in slowing down — this is it.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 – INTRO
02:15 – The $300 car an army sergeant risked his own name for
07:40 – Building a 42-car collection... and the one Ferrari he loved most
12:30 – "We are each our own Ferraris" — his philosophy on self-mastery
18:50 – The art of delegation: recognizing your own deficiencies
26:10 – Buying Century 21 Canada when EVERY person in his life said no
33:45 – The sales discipline that made him unstoppable (18 calls a day)
41:20 – A $9 million deal that quietly turned into $150 million
50:05 – Why he took 7 years off and moved to Switzerland
1:00:30 – The difference between mentoring and rescuing someone
1:12:15 – 40 years of marriage and the Bahamas story that started it all
1:20:40 – His final "one minute mentor" lesson nobody's heard before

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Why You Feel Hopeless (And How To Fix It Today)

mardi 8 septembre 2026 • Durée 40:26

What do you do when hope feels impossible to find? In this episode, Tyler Hall — host of the Roller Coaster Podcast — joins us ahead of this year's Dream Rally to talk about the hardest stories he's ever heard, the trauma he's survived in his own life, and the three simple things that keep people from giving up.

We get into his Dream Rally co-pilot's story, some of the darkest interview he's ever recorded, surviving his wife's accident, and the exact framework he uses to fight back against hopelessness — including a 10-minute exercise anyone can do today. If you've ever felt lost, stuck, or like you're carrying too much alone, this episode is for you.

Tyler Hall Instagram: @tyler.hall
Tylers Podcast: ⁨@rollercoasterpodcast⁩

Timestamps:
00:00 - INTRO
04:12 - Why all this hits different
09:35 - 12-year-old Tyler sees this car
14:20 - Co-Pilots Dad's in a coma
19:48 - The knock at 1am...
25:30 - How he doesn't fall apart
30:15 - Why he built his podcast
35:02 - He almost lost his wife
39:44 - The stat that should scare you
43:10 - 3 things that stop the darkness
47:25 - 10 minutes that changes everything
51:00 - Ask them this today

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Crypto Millionaire: The Habits That Built A Kraken Buyout

mercredi 2 septembre 2026 • Durée 14:29

Dylan Loomer's first car was a 1988 Toyota Cressida his parents made him buy off his grandma. He drives a GT3 RS now, and he'll tell you the job that paid for it is one of the loneliest things a person can do.

He built a personal brand in crypto, founded a prop trading firm called Breakout, and sold it to Kraken. Matt caught him the week of the Okanagan Dream Rally, days before he met his co-pilot Ryland, a kid who had just beaten Hodgkin's lymphoma. Why he showed up on the start line instead of writing a cheque, and what he'd tell a young person with no plan.

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Okanagan Dream Rally: @okanagandreamrally
Dylan Loomer: @TraderMayne

0:00 The goals that are supposed to scare you
0:34 They met 20 years ago at Big White
1:09 Posting online for fun, then selling to Kraken
3:10 He wasn't a car guy. Then the goalposts moved.
5:00 The 1988 Cressida and the GT3 RS
6:11 "People need a dream"
6:55 He's about to meet a kid he's never met
8:21 What Ryland already survived
8:49 "Every dollar I make, someone loses"
10:23 Who actually gets more out of this
11:08 If you're young and have no idea what to do
13:29 He had the car in Lego first

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The Failure That Ended My Olympic Dream || Justin Pasutto

mercredi 22 juillet 2026 • Durée 01:06:27

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JUSTIN PASUTTO
Instagram: @justinpasutto

He was 3 years from the Olympics. One skier. One collision. It all fell apart.

Justin Passuto — ex-Team Canada boardercross racer, husband to Jillian Harris, dad, founder of Scrub Captain — sits down for the most unfiltered conversation he's ever had. We go through the crash that cost him his Olympic shot, 6 concussions, meeting Jillian Harris at Rose's Pub, the 14-year wait to marry her, near-death overland trips to the Arctic Circle, and the bachelor party that changed everyone who was there.

This isn't a polished press-tour interview. This is two best friends of over a decade going where most podcasts don't.

Timestamps:
0:00 – TEASER
2:22 – The Olympic dream that ended in a crash
8:41 – Why he walked away at the top of his sport
13:16 – What Justin actually does now
16:32 – Meeting Jillian Harris: "She was cougar hunting"
22:02 – The Arctic trip where they faked a search & rescue
28:01 – The storm that nearly wiped them out
35:26 – Why it took him 14 years to marry Jillian
40:59 – The hardest year of their marriage
45:25 – The iPad confession every parent's afraid to make
52:54 – Jillian ditched her phone for 9 days — then got sick
56:07 – Inside the bachelor party that made him cry
1:02:20 – What he hopes his kids will say about him one day

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Dan Martell: Give Me 16 Minutes And I'll Change How You Think About Success

mercredi 15 juillet 2026 • Durée 16:43

DREAM RALLY
Learn more & get involved: https://www.okanagandreamrally.com/

DAN MARTELL
Dan's YouTube: @danmartell
Dan's Instagram: @danmartell

Dan Martell built and sold three companies, became a multimillionaire
before 30 — and then realized he wasn't happy.

In this episode of Area 27, we sit down with entrepreneur, investor,
author of Buy Back Your Time, and one of the most impactful voices in
the business world — Dan Martell — for one of the most honest
conversations we've ever had on this show.

We're not talking about business tactics or AI hacks today.

We're talking about what actually matters. What money will never be
able to buy you. And why Dan Martell — a man who has coached
thousands of founders and built a $100M+ empire — believes that
sitting in a supercar next to a struggling kid is the greatest thing
he's ever done.

Dan opens up about growing up in a broken environment, the days he
didn't feel like he deserved to be alive, and how one caring adult
changed the entire trajectory of his life. That experience is exactly
why he's been running youth programs for nearly 20 years — and why
he's the title sponsor of this year's Dream Rally.

Dream Rally is the Okanagan's most powerful charitable event — 250
of the world's most incredible supercars drive with children who need a
special day through a full police-escorted route, lined with thousands
of fans waving checkered flags. What looks like a car show on the
outside is something far deeper.

We've had parents tell us this event gave their child — who had
attempted suicide multiple times — something to look forward to every
two years. Something to live for.

Dan gets it. Because he was that kid.
________________________________________________________________________________TIMESTAMPS00:00 – Welcome to the Race Track & Introducing Dream Rally01:26 – What Is the Dream Rally? 02:05 – Why Dan Martell Joined As Title Sponsor03:28 – A deep-rooted story of a Kid Who Chose To Live04:44 – What The Kids Experience Beyond Just The Cars05:32 – "Every Kid Is One Caring Adult Away From A Success Story"07:36 – What Would A 12-Year-Old Dan Martell Have Felt At Dream Rally?08:09 – Growing Up Broken: Dan's Darkest Days09:00 – Selling His Company At 28 & Feeling Completely Empty10:43 – The Mentor Who Changed Dan's Entire Philosophy12:31 – "The Ultimate Flex Is Not The Cars"13:50 – Why Dan Has Run Youth Programs For 20 Years14:28 – How To Give Back Before You Feel Ready15:01 – "Start With Your World Before You Try To Change The World"15:45 – Why Time & Presence Matter More Than Money16:05 – See You On The Start Line

How to Survive A Marriage in 2026 (conversation with my wife)

mardi 7 juillet 2026 • Durée 01:03:00

What does it actually take to build a life with someone?

Not the Instagram version. The real one, with near-death accidents, broken bones, a brain bleed, fertility struggles, and the kind of storms that either break a couple apart or make them unbreakable.

In this episode, Matthew sits down with his wife Adria for one of the most honest conversations we've put on record. They go back to the beginning: six years of friendship before anything romantic, the moment everything shifted at the Dream Rally, and what it actually felt like to choose each other.

Then they get into the hard stuff.
Ryder's snowboard accident, which left him with a broken neck, bruised organs, and a lost kidney, and the moment Adria stood at the bottom of the ski hill wondering if her son was still alive. Months later, within the same year, Adria's own near-fatal horse accident: 14 crushed bones, a brain bleed, a punctured lung, and being dragged through the forest. Matthew flying through a lightning storm in a helicopter to reach her.
The long road back, and the small wins that rebuilt her, from passing her real estate exam when everyone said she'd fail, to the day she swam across the lake and sold her first home.

Through all of it, they talk about what they learned about love, vulnerability, community, and what it really means to choose the right person to walk through life with.
This one will stay with you.

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TIMESTAMPS

0:00 – The accidents that tested everything
3:19 – The Dream Rally that changed how she saw him
8:56 – The test begins: Ryder's snowboard accident
11:05 – "Is he dead?" — the moment at the ski hill
18:58 – Adria's horse accident: 14 crushed bones and a brain bleed
20:40 – Flying through a lightning storm to reach her
31:40 – Passing the exam everyone said she'd fail
35:12 – One day: the swim and her first home sale
44:57 – Full circle: 23 weeks pregnant
59:00 – What it all comes down to: Community

1:00:53 – The most important decision I ever made

Ronald McDonald House CEO: It Shouldn't Be This Hard to Help a Sick Child

mercredi 1 juillet 2026 • Durée 55:36

Donate: augustafterdark.com
Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon: rmhbc.ca
Register for the Okanagan Dream Rally: okanagandreamrally.com

What happens to a family when their child is airlifted to BC Children's Hospital with nothing but the clothes on their back?

In this episode of August After Dark, Matt sits down with Richard Pass — CEO of Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon for nearly 20 years — the man who transformed a small charity serving 13 families into the largest Ronald McDonald House in the world.

But tonight, Richard isn't just here to celebrate what's been built. He's here because there's a fight happening — and it might be the most important conversation we've had on this stage.

Right now, 700 families a year are being turned away from Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon. Families who have left their jobs, their homes, and their communities to be beside a critically ill child. Families who have slept in cars. Families who have lost everything.

A new 12-story, $100 million timber house is ready to be built — one that would serve 150 families at a time, with private suites, a healing centre, a rooftop space, and the kind of dignity every family in crisis deserves.

The federal government is in. The Yukon is in. The City of Vancouver is in.

BC still hasn't committed.

This one matters. Share it.

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You’re not behind (yet): Go from Claude Beginner to Pro in 2026

mardi 23 juin 2026 • Durée 01:35:22

August Motorcars: https://www.augustmotorcars.com/

You hear "AI" 50 times a day. Nobody actually tells you what to do with it.

This week, Cory Silva sat down with Host, Matt August to fix that. Cory's the co-founder of Six Summit, an AI software agency building real tools for real businesses. He went from a failed tech startup and 10 years in corporate retail to founding an AI company — all in the last three years, while becoming a dad and nearly running out of money.

We get into what your business should be doing with AI this week, the conversation you need to have with your kids, what your job actually looks like two years from now, and the one habit that puts you ahead of almost everyone still typing into ChatGPT like it's Google.

If AI feels like it's moving too fast and nobody's slowing down to explain it, this is the one to watch.

Subscribe so you don't miss the next one. New episodes of August After Dark every week.
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SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ► / @AugustAfterDark

INSTAGRAM: / https://www.instagram.com/augustafterdarkpodcast/
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
02:15 - The AI Founder Who Wants a '67 Mustang (Meet Cory Silva)
05:45 - He Was Down to His Last Dollar — Then This Happened
13:30 - What Is AI? The Answer Nobody Explains This Simply
18:30 - The Scary Question Everyone's Afraid to Ask About AI
26:30 - The 20-Minute AI Hack That Changed How Everyone Works
33:00 - 41% of Code Is Now AI — Here's Why That Should Wake You Up
42:00 - What Your Sunday Looks Like in 5 Years (It's Wild)
48:00 - The Hidden Cost of AI Nobody's Talking About
56:00 - These Jobs Are Gone by 2030 — And the Ones Replacing Them
68:00 - The AI Talk You NEED to Have With Your Kids
76:00 - AI Is Lying to You — Here's How to Make It Stop
81:00 - You're Using AI Wrong: What an "Agent" Really Does
86:00 - Should You Give AI Access to Your Email? The Honest Answer
93:00 - The Daily AI Setup That Saves Him Hours Every Morning99:00 - Do This ONE Thing This Week to Beat 99% of AI Users

Health Doctor Explains The MOST Addictive Drug || Shane Bishop

mardi 16 juin 2026 • Durée 51:18

Learn more about Custom Health: customhealth.com
August Motorcars: augustmotorcars.com

What if a device on your kitchen counter could track every pill you take, alert your doctor in real time, and flag opioid addiction before it takes hold? That's exactly what Shane built.

In this episode of August After Dark, we sit down with the founder of Custom Health — a UBC pharmacist who rewrote Canadian legislation and is now taking his company public on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Shane shares the story behind Spencer, Custom Health's smart medication dispenser that replaces a cabinet full of pill bottles with a single daily pouch — connected to a 24/7 clinical team that actually monitors whether your medication is working.

We talk about the opioid crisis in a way you haven't heard before — the full-image tracking of a tablet from pharmacy shelf to patient hand, and the AI that flags opioid use disorder before a doctor's appointment ever happens.

If you want to understand where healthcare is actually going — this episode is for you.
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SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ► / @AugustAfterDark

INSTAGRAM: / https://www.instagram.com/augustafterdarkpodcast/
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
01:44 - Dream Cars, What's in the Garage
05:43 - From UBC Pharmacy Grad to Healthcare Disruptor
07:44 - Building Western Canada's First Central Fill Pharmacy
10:29 - Why Guessing your Medication has to STOP
13:14 - The Parkinson's Story That Changed Everything
16:04 - How the Dispenser Works
19:04 - Tracking Every Opioid From Pharmacy to Patient
22:58 - The Hidden Danger of Opioids After Surgery
25:35 - How AI Catches Addiction Early
30:22 - The Future of Pharmacy in the Next 5 Years
33:08 - How to the Dispenser in your home
35:52 - The Growth Plan & Going Public on the TSX
38:28 - What Keeps a Founder Going When It Gets Hard40:48 - Why Disconnecting Outdoors Keeps You Sane47:46 - What Patient Care Looks Like 3 Years From Now

He Almost Didn't Survive. Now He Calls It the Best Time of His Life.

vendredi 29 mai 2026 • Durée 57:02

This podcast episode lives at the intersection of hope, community, and the quiet heroism of parenthood.

It is not a cancer story — it is a story about what human beings are capable of when everything is stripped away.

On Canada Day 2019, Janelle Stanley's 2.5 year-old son Finley was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. His platelet count was 9. He could have bled out internally without a single warning sign.

Within hours, Janelle was on a Learjet to BC Children's Hospital — no wallet, no change of clothes, no plan. Just her son, and the terrifying unknown.

What she didn't know yet was that the place waiting for them — Ronald McDonald House BC and Yukon — was a place she had helped design.

In this episode of August After Dark, Janelle shares the raw, real, and deeply moving story of what it means to let go of control, lean on community, and watch your child not just survive — but thrive.

Today, Finley is in remission, approaching five years cancer free. He describes his time during treatment as the best time of his life.

This conversation is for every parent who has ever felt helpless. Every family who has sat in a waiting room not knowing what comes next. And everyone who wants to understand what Ronald McDonald House truly means to the families inside its walls.

🔗 Donate and support Finley's 5-year cancer-free milestone: augustafterdark.com

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