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How to tell a great story for your construction or mining business (opens the original)
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How do you tell a story in construction and mining that actually resonates? In this episode, Mack Plovie from EarthMovers Media breaks down the art and strategy of jobsite storytelling. He explains why audiences care more about people, family legacies, and real-world projects than raw equipment specs. He outlines a step-by-step content strategy: starting with an anchor long-form YouTube video, stripping out vertical shorts for social media, and repurposing field notes for magazine articles.
Get to know Chris Buescher from RFK Racing (opens the original)
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During the CONEXPO 2026 conference in Las Vegas this year we caught up with RFK Racing driver Chris Buescher to learn more about who he is as a driver and his approach to data and technology.
Connecting the sandbox: How Veit manages remote jobsites, technology and training (opens the original)
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How do you manage tech across jobsites, machines and people while keeping your team lean? Britton Lawson, vice president, fleet and technology at Veit, joins the Point Taken Podcast by Trimble at ConExpo to detail their connected fleet strategy. Britton talks about starting with dozer grade control, empowering field superintendents with remote site calibrations via WorksManager, evaluating ROI on emerging tools, and hosting annual hands-on "pit training" sessions to demystify technology for seas
"Holy sh*t, I built that": Blue collar careers, technology, and the future of construction (opens the original)
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Recorded live at the Trimble booth during ConExpo, this episode features members of Crew Collaborative, a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to workforce development across the construction and skilled trades industries. Kristina McMillan, Zach Taylor, and Alex Parker are on the Crew Collaborative board of directors, and join the podcast to share their unconventional paths into the construction field. The discuss one of Crew Collaborative’s core values—"Holy sh*t, I built that"—and explain how train
"The Disrupter" in the field: Mike Marshall from Landmark Construction (opens the original)
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Mike Marshall, superintendent and "The Disrupter" at Landmark Construction, joins the podcast to discuss the evolution of machine control from equipping bulldozers to mastering the art of the motor grader. Mike breaks down his hands-on approach to testing new workflows, the secret to measuring field efficiency, and how keeping data synced between the office and the field keeps Landmark operating at peak performance.
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