Episodios

  • WTC ‘Leading Construction Forward’ with Melissa Uribe Gil
    Aug 18 2025

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    In this episode: Angela and Alex introduce Melissa Uribe Gil of Costex Tractor Parts (CTP). Melissa shares her journey in the construction industry, her experience growing up in a family business, and her insights on overcoming barriers for women in traditionally male-dominated fields. The discussion touches on finding companies that align with personal values, the importance of setting high standards, and the role of storytelling in inspiring young people to pursue careers in construction. Melissa also highlights the importance of encouraging team members, fostering a positive company culture, and celebrating daily achievements. Tune in to hear Melissa's advice and experiences that are driving inclusivity and excellence in the industry.

    Sponsored by: NPK

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    22 m
  • WTC ‘Community Minded Architecture’ with Meg Terry
    Aug 11 2025

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    In this episode: Angela and Alex are joined by Meg Terry, CMO and Principal at DP3 Architects. The conversation highlights the importance of community engagement in architectural design, the transformative role of strategic partnerships, and the impact of emerging technologies, such as AI and VR, on the industry. Meg shares insights from her 21-year career, discussing how architects can design with purpose, embrace patience, and foster collaboration. Tune in to hear valuable advice for emerging architects and learn how DP3 Architects integrates innovative trends to create meaningful, lasting spaces.

    Sponsored by: DP3 Architects

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    21 m
  • WTC ‘Pioneering Construction’ with Dr. Carol Massay
    Aug 4 2025

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    In this episode: Christi Powell and Angela Gardner sit down with Dr. Carol Massay from the UK, a veteran in the construction industry with over four decades of experience. Dr. Carol shares her journey from accountancy to digital transformation in construction, and the challenges she faced navigating a male-dominated field. She discusses the importance of industry and education alignment, the need for positive construction industry perceptions from a young age, and provides her insights on integrating ex-offenders into the workforce. Dr. Carol also touches on workplace equity, sharing personal stories of overcoming adversity and advocating for change. This episode is a thought-provoking conversation on the intersection of gender, race, and professional growth in construction.

    Sponsored by: Linarc

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    21 m
  • WTC ‘Digital Transformation in Construction’ In The News
    Jul 28 2025

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    In this episode: Angela and Christi dive into the digital transformation reshaping the construction industry. They discuss the impact of AI, robotics, drones, and other technologies on improving efficiency, safety, and collaboration in construction. The episode features stories and examples, including the use of Dusty the robot and Bluebeam software, as well as insights from an expert at Trimble on the benefits and challenges of implementing advanced technology in construction. The conversation emphasizes the importance of adapting to new tools and training staff, and highlights the promising future of a tech-enhanced construction industry. Thanks for Listening!

    Supported by: Trimble

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    21 m
  • WTC ‘Homebuilding Leadership’ with Kerri Paulino
    Jul 21 2025

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    In this episode: Christi and Angela interview Kerri Paulino, the Division President of Meritage Homes in Greenville, South Carolina. With over 20 years of experience, Kerri shares insights on her career journey, the challenges she faced as a woman in a male-dominated industry, and the unique advantages women bring to the construction sector. The conversation covers topics such as resilience, overcoming setbacks, and the importance of mentoring and supporting other women in the industry. Kerri also provides valuable advice for young women aspiring to leadership roles in construction. Thanks for listening!

    Sponsored by: 84 Lumber

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    25 m
  • WTC ‘Innovating Construction Tech’ with Shanthi Rajan
    Jul 14 2025

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    In this episode: Christi and Angela welcome Shanthi, founder of Linarc and a seasoned entrepreneur in construction tech. Shanthi shares insights on navigating the construction industry as a female founder, discussing the evolution of tech in construction from blueprints to sensors, and the importance of diverse teams. She highlights the significance of persistence, vision, and faith in overcoming challenges and provides advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. Follow Shanthi's journey and learn about Linarc's innovative platform designed to revolutionize construction management. Thanks for listening!

    Sponsored by: Linarc

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    21 m
  • WTC 'The Re-Introduction Podcast' with Christi and Angela
    Jun 30 2025

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    In this episode: Angela Gardner and Christi discuss the origins, mission, and evolution of their podcast. They reflect on their personal journeys in the construction industry, the importance of mentorship, and their passion for creating a supportive environment for women in the field. They also highlight the positive impact the podcast has had on listeners and the industry, and give a special shoutout to their support team. Additionally, they encourage listeners to share feedback and support the podcast through downloads, social media engagement, and donations. Thank you for listening!

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    20 m
  • WTC ‘Building and Filming’ with Amanda Albert
    Jun 23 2025

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    In this episode: Angela and Christi dive into the world of sustainable building with Amanda Albert, a veteran in sustainable design and residential construction. Amanda shares her background in wildlife management and her 14 years with Habitat for Humanity, discussing how her interest in ecology and building led her to sustainable practices. She discusses the nuances of eco-friendly building materials, the challenges of getting permits for unconventional building methods like straw bale houses, and the importance of community involvement in construction projects. Amanda also provides insights into making sustainable building accessible and affordable for everyone, not just high spenders, and encourages women and new entrants to explore opportunities in the construction industry. Thanks for listening!

    Sponsored by: 84 Lumber

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    23 m