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  • Building Biophilic: Merging Nature and Comfort in Design with Austin Trautman - Nopal
    2026/01/27
    Justin Neagle and Austin Trautman delve into the concept of creating healthy homes, emphasizing the importance of materials and design in enhancing the living experience. Austin shares insights on how traditional building practices often overlook the well-being of inhabitants and the environmental impact of materials used. He advocates for a shift towards natural materials, like sheep's wool, which not only provide better insulation but also contribute positively to indoor air quality and overall health. The discussion highlights the need for a holistic approach to home building, considering both the immediate and long-term effects on occupants and the environment. The conversation also explores the innovative idea of building homes with just two people, challenging conventional construction methods.
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    40 分
  • From the Field to Finance, People Matter Most with Jeff Falls - Haley Construction
    2026/01/20
    Jeff Falls from Haley Construction joins the show and shares his personal journey as well as the company's evolution in the AEC industry. He shares insights into Haley's company culture, highlighting hiring challenges and the importance of building the right team. Jeff emphasizes continuous learning and the impact of technology in construction, discussing unique processes and the balance between cost and value. The discussion extends to competing in the construction market, exploring delivery methods, and outlining Haley's future goals. Mentorship and the role of AI in construction are also focal points. Jeff concludes with advice for the industry and provides his contact information.
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    44 分
  • Co-CEO’s: Engineering Collaborative WINS with Danielle Daniels and Justin Price - Evergreen Engineering
    2026/01/13
    In this episode, Danielle Daniels and Justin Price explore their experiences as Co-CEOs at Evergreen Engineering. They discuss the company's origins and their collaborative leadership structure, highlighting the importance of communication and decision-making. Danielle and Justin share insights on strategic planning, leadership traits, and understanding personality types to improve communication. They also cover innovation, employee retention through benefit overhauls, and lessons from past software implementations. Reflecting on their journeys, they offer advice to their younger selves and conclude with thoughts on communication in Co-CEO roles.
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    1 時間 11 分
  • Keeping Up The Pace: Technology in Architecture with Larry Lind, Architechnology
    2026/01/06
    Larry Lind discusses his journey in the AEC industry, starting from his early career and the founding of his firm. He explains the origin of the firm's name and the benefits of partnering with larger firms, emphasizing the value of strong relationships and successful collaborations. Larry shares insights on managing project paperwork and construction phases, along with future plans and working with family. He highlights the importance of mentorship, a hands-on design approach, and the impact of AI on architecture and construction. The conversation also covers programming in project planning, investing in technology, and the challenges of Revit. Larry concludes with advice for his younger self and how to reach out to him.
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    50 分
  • You Have to Draw Your Line in the Sand with Megan Lopp - Green Couch Design
    2025/12/16
    Megan Lopp discusses the evolution of Green Couch Design, detailing its journey and the origin of its unique name. She shares early challenges faced and the decision to launch the business while balancing family life. The episode explores Kale's architecture career and Green Couch Design's expansion, emphasizing team building and fostering a collaborative culture with remote work. Megan highlights growth in projects, including a notable story about a Montana brewery. She outlines the company's vision, future goals, and their contractor-friendly approach. Listeners are invited to visit Oklahoma City, with contact information provided for further engagement.
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    40 分
  • If You're Not Growing, You're Dying with Chad Nikkel - Next Level Growth
    2025/12/09
    Chad Nikkel shares his journey from building a roofing business to orchestrating its exit. He discusses entrepreneurial insights, merging ventures, and strategies for growth and resilience. Chad emphasizes building strong sales teams and effective strategies. He explores scaling systems, strategic planning, and revenue generation. The episode includes lessons from selling a business, covering deal structures, seller financing, and legal documents. Chad also reflects on his leadership in EO Arizona, giving back, and offers advice to his younger self.
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    59 分
  • How Innovation is Changing the Future of Design with Mike Sewell - Gresham Smith
    2025/12/02
    Mike Sewell joins the episode to discuss his data-driven approach to environmental design and the role of technology in the AEC sector. He shares insights into his career and motivation, emphasizing the importance of improving communities through design. The conversation highlights the Empath platform, its technical origins, applications, and pilot projects, demonstrating its business impact and cost savings. Mike addresses privacy and compliance in design, stress factors in transportation, and potential applications in healthcare and construction. The discussion also covers automation's impact on AEC, showcasing innovations to clients, and technology's role in hiring and employee retention. Mike concludes with advice for the younger generation.
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    56 分
  • Building a Supportive Built World is Essential for Long-term Results with Josh Vitale - Project BUILT
    2025/11/18
    Josh Vitale shares his journey into the construction industry, emphasizing the importance of wellness in this field. He discusses his transition to construction advocacy and recounts early experiences that shaped his career. The episode delves into his role in personal crisis intervention and efforts towards systemic change. Josh analyzes the return on investment for wellness programs and highlights initiatives like Project Built. He discusses educational partnerships and family retreats, touching on fundraising efforts and the Recharge Room concept. The conversation covers peak performance hubs, collaboration with academia, and outreach during Construction Suicide Prevention Week. Josh concludes with insights on wellness and self-care.
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    36 分