HeyJaredBlue Blue Collar Podcast
A podcast about hard work, old-school wisdom, and finding humor where the wires cross. Hosted by Collin and his dad, Mike, a 72-year-old North Jersey electrician who’s been shocking people with laughter his whole life.Expect real stories, unfiltered banter, and guest…
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Ep 9 - Rich Barone on 40 Years Working With My Dad, the Old Days in NYC & Acting With Tony Danza (opens the original)
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In Episode 9, Rich "Ritchie" Barone, my dad, and I get into how the two of them met over 40 years ago, his early life in NYC, how he stumbled into contracting and never left, and why integrity and family were crucial to his success. Then he tells us about his late-life turn to acting, which nobody saw coming, least of all him. How'd you end up in your line of work? And what do you do on the side to keep your head straight? Tell me in the comments! Follow us: IG: https://www.instagram.com/blueblu
Ep 8 - Entrepreneur Paul Ward on Building the Life You Want Through the Trades (opens the original)
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Paul Ward learned to fix things by breaking his dad's basement windows with a baseball. Decades later, he's turned being handy into a whole life: businesses, a shore house, and a beautiful 150-year-old home he rebuilt himself.In Episode 8, Paul, my dad, and I discuss Paul's years in hospitality down the Jersey shore (where he met his wife), working alongside her at her salon, and how crucial customer service skills are no matter what line of work you're in. Paul's entrepreneurial career has been
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