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Making it in Ontario

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About this Podcast:

Making it in Ontario is your window into what's next in manufacturing. Ontario’s economy depends on manufacturing, but the latest research reveals concerning trends that could undermine the sector’s strength—if we don’t address them. Join us as we talk to CEOs and other leaders at the forefront of the sector about productivity, strategy, talent markets and career opportunities, and the role of manufacturing in a prosperous and sustainable future.This podcast is an initiative of the Trillium Network for Advanced Manufacturing. It is hosted by Brendan Sweeney and Michelle Samson and produced by Storied Places Media. Learn more about the Trillium Network at trilliummfg.ca

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Public web form

Booking probability

20%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about Making it in Ontario

What is Making it in Ontario about?

Making it in Ontario is your window into what's next in manufacturing. Ontario’s economy depends on manufacturing, but the latest research reveals concerning trends that could undermine the sector’s strength, if we don’t address them.

What has Making it in Ontario covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The State of Canada’s Auto Industry in 2026" (4 February 2026, 18 minutes), "Why This Historian Thinks a Canadian Car is Feasible" (22 January 2026, 50 minutes), and "Is a Canadian Car Company Feasible?" (8 January 2026, 47 minutes).

How often does Making it in Ontario publish?

Making it in Ontario publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 43 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Making it in Ontario?

Booking probability for Making it in Ontario is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Making it in Ontario requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Making it in Ontario's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Making it in Ontario?

The strongest fits for Making it in Ontario are Car & Truck Manufacturing, Aerospace and Beverages, Brewing & Distilling. Making it in Ontario has a business audience.

About the host

Making it in Ontario is a business podcast with 43 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Feb 4, 202618 minS12

    Is your knowledge of Canada’s automotive industry up to date? The Trillium Network has crunched the numbers and reports on how vehicle production, assembly plant employment, and labour productivity have evolved since...

  • Jan 22, 202650 minS12

    As Canada’s auto industry faces fresh uncertainty, an old story from New Brunswick suddenly feels very current. In this episode, host Brendan Sweeney and guest host Greg Keenan sit down with Dimitry Anastakis, a...

  • Jan 8, 202647 minS12

    As we enter a new year where Canadian economic sovereignty is a top priority and our automotive industry faces an uncertain future, discussions have been heating up about the prospect of a truly Canadian car company...

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  • Aug 15, 202529 minS12

    Canada’s automotive sector has changed. In this episode, we sit down with David Adams, President and CEO of Global Automakers of Canada (GAC), to discuss a new report from the Trillium Network revealing how much Toyota...

  • Jul 17, 202535 minS12

    Ed Atwell is disrupting the donut business. His shop in Almonte, Ontario, Healthy Food Technologies uses its own patented machinery to produce a superior donut that also happens to have less fat. In this episode, Ed...

  • Jul 4, 202531 minS11

    In the Season 11 finale, we recap standout moments from Making it in Ontario’s broadest and deepest season yet. With 18 episodes full of insights, it was a challenge to only pick 10 clips, so we narrowed the highlights...

  • May 30, 202537 minS11

    Statistically, half of the smartest people in Ontario are men and the other half are women. So why aren’t manufacturers taking full advantage of the pool of talented women? This episode features Nikki Morshedi, the...

  • May 16, 202527 minS11

    In this episode, hosts Brendan Sweeney and Michelle Samson dive into a new Trillium Data Bulletin about Ontario’s dairy product manufacturing industry and what it teaches us about the benefits and drawbacks of local...

  • May 2, 202536 minS11

    This episode features Mitch Debora, Co-Founder and CEO of Mosaic Manufacturing, a digital manufacturing company capable of mass-scale additive manufacturing. Mitch tells us what 3D printing can do in 2025 (you might be...

  • Apr 25, 202540 minS11

    In this episode, we find out how biomanufacturing is similar to and distinct from other kinds of manufacturing with Mitchel Sivilotti, CEO of OmniaBio. Mitchel takes us through OmniaBio’s journey from its germination in...

  • Mar 28, 202536 minS11

    In the final episode of our Hannover Messe countdown series—featuring Ontario manufacturers and technology companies showcasing at the world's largest industrial technology trade fair—we speak with Hannover veteran...

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