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In this episode, Ron flips the script on comedian and actor Shaun Majumder. Shaun reveals his “dark secret” about where he was really born, growing up brown in a tiny white Newfoundland town, why nicknames like “Packy” and “Mowgli” weren’t as simple as they sound, and how tense nights in a small trailer and an awkward family reunion in Mississauga shaped the funny, driven performer we see today.
From Christmas concerts and cafeteria bombs, to Second City and stand-up, this is the real Shaun story.
Connect with Loud, Bold, Humble
🎥 Watch the full episodes on YouTube: @LoudBoldHumblePod
📸 Follow Loud, Bold, Humble
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Connect with Ron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-lovett/
Connect with Shaun on Instagram: @shaunmajumder
Connect with the Podcast: [email protected]
CHAPTERS:
00:00 – Cold open: trap doors and back doors
00:20 – Ron turns the tables on Shaun
01:26 – The “dark secret”: Born in Toronto, raised in Newfoundland
02:40 – Parents split and baby Shaun goes east
04:50 – Sister Ronnie, origins, and early family story
05:36 – “Am I a Newfoundlander?” and hiding his birthplace
07:32 – Identity, belonging, and being “from” somewhere
08:07 – Packy, Mowgli & burnt babies: nicknames and race in small-town NL
10:49 – Was it actually racist? Shaun explains the nuance
13:16 – Growing up ambiguously ethnic
15:20 – Seeing a Black man in town for the first time
15:48 – BIPOC, Newfoundland, and changing demographics
17:36 – Trailer life: Indian dad, white mom, no money, lots of stories
21:47 – Newfoundland humour: teasing as a love language
24:00 – Christmas concerts, sketch comedy, and early stage time
25:50 – First jokes and realizing words are powerful
31:09 – Tension at home, drinking, and avoiding the house
37:20 – Moving to Ontario, diversity shock, and being the funny guy
39:11 – Dalhousie, volleyball dreams, and drifting through school
40:49 – The house party that changed everything
42:44 – Leaving university, chasing acting and stand-up
43:50 – Second City, writing, and finally “finding the room”
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In this episode, Ron Lovett opens up about growing up without his father, discovering that his dad was a DEA informant in one of the biggest drug operations in U.S. history, meeting him for the first time at 20, and how that complex family story shaped his drive to build businesses like Source Security and his belief in a bold, hopeful “New Canada.”
Connect with Loud, Bold, Humble
🎥 Watch the full episodes on YouTube: @LoudBoldHumblePod
📸 Follow Loud, Bold, Humble
Instagram: @loudboldhumblepod
Facebook: Loud, Bold, Humble
Connect with Ron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-lovett/
Connect with Shaun on Instagram: @shaunmajumder
Connect with the Podcast: [email protected]
Episode Chapters:
00:00 – Opening banter & bromance
00:40 – “Parenting” the New Canada
02:20 – Canada’s potential & optimism
03:40 – Who is Ron?
04:50 – Family background & original name
06:00 – Ron’s father, the drug smuggler
07:40 – Turning informant for the DEA
09:40 – How his dad survived snitching
12:10 – Growing up without a dad
13:40 – First contact & meeting at 20
16:20 – Disappointing time in Orlando
20:10 – How the past fuels Ron’s drive
21:20 – Early hustles & first businesses
22:50 – Travelling & South African Imports
25:20 – From bar fighter to security work
27:10 – Founding Source Security
28:20 – Naming “Source” by accident
29:40 – Executive protection & big clients
30:00 – Doing security for Donald Trump
31:30 – Closing jokes & sign-off
Two lifelong friends, comedian/actor Shaun Majumder and entrepreneur Ron Lovett, kick off their new show with a gloves-off conversation about Canada’s identity, confidence, and “mojo.” Why are Canadians so hesitant to celebrate success? How does tall poppy syndrome hold us back? And what would it look like if Canadians took their gloves off and went all-in on big ideas in business, community, and culture?
They trade stories from the entertainment industry and entrepreneurship, talk about raising a $300M fund, rejection, risk, and resilience, and set the stage for a podcast that will spotlight Canadians who are quietly doing world-class things—and need to get loud about it.
Connect with Loud, Bold, Humble
🎥 Watch the full episodes on YouTube: @LoudBoldHumblePod
📸 Follow Loud, Bold, Humble
Instagram: @loudboldhumblepod
Facebook: Loud, Bold, Humble
Connect with Ron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-lovett/
Connect with Shaun on Instagram: @shaunmajumder
Connect with the Podcast: [email protected]
Episode Chapters:
0:00 - Cold Open & Banter
0:40 - Loud, Bold, Humble: Meet the Hosts
0:48 - Why This Podcast, Why Now
2:02 - Canada Needs More Mojo
3:12 - Canada vs. U.S. Confidence
4:18 - Get Loud: Entrepreneurs & a $300M Fund
5:59 - Canadians Caring Too Much What Others Think
8:17 - Elbows Up vs. Gloves Off
10:52 - Why It’s Go Time for Canada
11:21 - Believing We Can Be the Greatest Country
12:34 - Gloves Off Moments Across Canada
12:56 - What It Means to Be Canadian Now
14:08 - Trump, Borders & Canadian Identity
16:03 - Celebrating Hidden Canadian Success Stories
16:52 - Call for Gloves-Off Guests
17:31 - Tall Poppy Syndrome in Canada
22:58 - Zita Cobb, Fogo Island & Visionary Projects
25:45 - Why We Naysay Visionaries
27:02 - Small-Town Outliers & The First Dancer
29:23 - Inspiring People to Finally Start
29:51 - Rejection, Acting & Resilience
35:30 - Never Giving Up After Failure
35:40 - Tyson, Gretzky & Bruce Lee Mindsets
37:01 - Loud, Bold, Humble - Closing
🇨🇦 Canada has a lot to talk about.
The people building it. The people challenging it. The people asking what the hell we're doing next.
Loud, Bold, Humble is a new podcast from Ron Lovett and Shaun Majumder, sitting down with Canadians who are shaping where this country is headed.
Business. Politics. Culture. Big ideas. Strong opinions. A few laughs. And conversations that might not always go according to plan.
No talking points. No conference panels. Just good conversations with interesting people.
🎙️ Loud, Bold, Humble launches September 7th.
Follow along. Things are about to get interesting.
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