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Builder by Day Podcast with Ryan McNeil

Builder by Day Podcast with Ryan McNeil

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 Ever wondered how big-picture issues impact the homes we live in and the lives we lead? Builder by Day is a podcast hosted by Ryan McNeil, a seasoned custom homebuilder and business owner. Each week, Ryan invites industry experts, politicians, business owners, friends, and associates to discuss current events and their impact on housing, development, business, and personal lives. With his hands-on experience, Ryan brings a grounded perspective to complex issues, making them relatable and practical for homeowners, business owners, and the curious alike. Tune in weekly for fresh insights into the forces shaping our living spaces and lives.Copyright Builder by Day Podcast 経済学
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  • #61 Taking a Breather — One Year of Builder By Day

    #61 Taking a Breather — One Year of Builder By Day
    2025/10/17
    After one full year of producing Builder By Day, Ryan McNeil takes a step back to reflect on the journey so far — what’s been built, what’s been learned, and what comes next.

    This episode is a look at how the podcast began as a small business venture, grew into an outlet for big conversations, and found its voice along the way.

    Ryan opens up about:

    Building a media project like a business, not a brand

    The lessons from lighting, cameras, editing, and AI tools

    Balancing real work, family life, and creative focus

    How politics naturally entered everyday conversations

    What it means to pause without quitting

    Gratitude for Aimee’s support — and everyone who tuned in

    This isn’t the end — it’s a breather before the next chapter.

    🎧 Thanks for listening, subscribing, and being part of the first year of Builder By Day
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    24 分
  • #60 We Could Fix The Housing Crisis in Nova Scotia...

    #60 We Could Fix The Housing Crisis in Nova Scotia...
    2025/10/10
    In this week’s episode of The McNeil Show, Ryan McNeil issues a direct call to action — not to politicians or bureaucrats, but to real people who want to get something done.

    As a custom home builder with 20 years of experience, Ryan explains why the so-called “housing crisis” isn’t a matter of skill or resources — it’s a failure of leadership, policy, and government red tape. He lays out a bold proposal: a nonprofit housing initiative led by industry professionals who actually know how to build homes efficiently and affordably.

    Ryan breaks down:
    • Why government “housing plans” are smoke and mirrors
    • How bureaucracy and endless fees drive up costs
    • What it really takes to build quality, affordable homes
    • Why true solutions will come from the private sector, not politics
    • His open invitation to anyone ready to partner and make it happen
    This isn’t a rant — it’s a roadmap. If you’re serious about housing reform or want to get involved, Ryan wants to hear from you.
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    56 分
  • #59 The Faith They’re Trying to Erase: Christianity, Truth & Modern Canada

    #59 The Faith They’re Trying to Erase: Christianity, Truth & Modern Canada
    2025/10/08
    This first audio-only episode of The McNeil Show takes a different route — literally.
    While you listen, the conversation plays over driving footage through beautiful Nova Scotia communities, reflecting the honest, real-world tone of the discussion.

    Ryan and Aimee talk candidly about why they’re switching to an audio-only format, how dropping the cameras makes their conversations more authentic, and why most people listen instead of watch anyway.

    From there, the discussion unfolds into one of the most open explorations of faith, censorship, and truth in modern Canada.

    They dive into:
    Why Christianity has become the only faith it’s “acceptable” to mock or ignore
    The hypocrisy of “residential-school denialism” vs. denial of modern Christian persecution
    What Christian nationalism actually means — and how the media distorts it
    Why even non-believers benefit from societies built on Christian values
    How government and media selectively protect some religions while omitting others
    And why ordinary people — not politicians — are now forced to speak up

    The episode ends with a reflection on how Canada could build a common-sense reform movement rooted in competence, accountability, and the values that built this country in the first place.

    🎧 Listen if you care about truth, freedom, and the foundation we’re standing on.
    🚗 Visuals: Driving footage around Fall River, Nova Scotia
    📍 Recorded in Nova Scotia, Canada
    🎙️ Hosted by Ryan & Aimee McNeil
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    54 分
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