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The Dig In Deep podcast is a light-hearted and informative podcast that delves into the construction and equipment rental sector.

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    I Want to Sell My Business – But What Is It Actually Worth? (opens the original)

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    How much is your business really worth — and would a buyer actually pay the number you have in your head?In this episode of the Dig In Deep Podcast, Liam Moore puts the questions to Mark Kennedy as they dig into business valuation, preparing a company for sale and the things that can dramatically increase — or destroy — the value of a business.Using construction and plant hire businesses as practical examples, they look beyond the simple idea of multiplying EBITDA by four or five and calling tha

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    When construction goes wrong… it REALLY goes wrong (opens the original)

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    Dig In Deep Podcast – This Week’s Episode 🚜🎙️When construction goes wrong… it REALLY goes wrong.This week on Dig In Deep, Mark Kennedy, Mark Scutt and Liam Moore take a look at the spectacular, expensive and sometimes unbelievable moments when construction projects don’t quite go according to plan.From construction disasters and massive cost overruns to the mistakes, decisions and cock-ups that left everyone asking: How did that happen?But it wouldn’t be Dig In Deep without things going complete

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Dig In Deep: 2 Year Anniversary Special (opens the original)

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    DIG IN DEEP IS TWO YEARS OLD! 🎉🚜Two years of construction, plant hire, big opinions, brilliant guests, serious industry conversations and plenty of laughs.For this special anniversary episode, Liam Moore turns interviewer as he sits down with Mark Kennedy and Mark Scutt to look back at the first two years of the Dig In Deep Podcast.How did the podcast start? What did Mark K and Mark S expect when they first got behind the microphones? What have they learned along the way? Which guests and conver

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Women Behind the Levers – Why Aren’t More Women Operating Construction Plant? (opens the original)

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    The UK construction industry has a major skills shortage, an ageing workforce and a constant demand for skilled plant operators. Yet women remain dramatically underrepresented behind the controls of excavators, dumpers, dozers and other construction equipment.In this episode of Dig In Deep, Mark Kennedy, Mark Scutt and Liam Moore ask why.Women make up around 15% of the UK construction workforce, but historical figures for plant and mobile-machine operators have put female representation at only

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Funniest Stories From Construction | Dig In Deep Podcast Special (opens the original)

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    Construction and plant hire can be serious business — big machines, big money, tight deadlines and plenty of pressure.But it can also be absolutely bloody hilarious.In this Dig In Deep Podcast Special, Mark Kennedy, Mark Scutt and Liam Moore forget about fleet utilisation, EBITDA and industry strategy and instead dig into the funniest stories, characters, one-liners and complete disasters from construction sites and plant yardsFrom apprentices being sent on impossible errands and jobs going spec

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