
Blue collar tradesmen that side-hustled too hard and ended up with businesses.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipAutomotiveBusinessLeisure | |||

Part Two: Hondo is joined by Mike from Circle M Weld & Fab and Chris from Snap-On Tools
Hondo is joined by Mike from Circle M Weld & Fabrication and Chris, a new Snap-on Tool Guy, to see just how many people they can offend, including each other.
Hondo is joined by the Homeless Tow Truck Driver, Chris Langley, to talk about customer service, timeliness, and go muscles.
Mike, from Circle M Weld & Fab, joins again for another episode of the struggles of blue collar entrepreneurship.
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As a fellow small business owner running a similar shop to what you have it is nice to hear that other people struggle and it’s damn sure funny to talk about
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Candid, long-form conversations about the realities of turning hands-on trade work into a business. Shop owners, welders, mechanics, tow operators and other tradespeople swap stories about hiring, pricing, customers, marketing, equipment and the strains of managing a crew while still doing the work. The format is an informal roundtable, with regular host Hondo and a rotating mix of friends and working tradespeople; conversations often move between practical experience, industry talk and irreverent personal stories. Its distinctive appeal is the unpolished, humorous perspective of people who built businesses from within the trades, rather than from a conventional business or management background. Expect blunt language and digressions alongs... more
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Recent guests on Blue Collar Boss include:
1. Chris Langley
2. Isaak Towing
3. Stuart Wilkinson
4. Rodney Melissa
5. Jake Renner
6. Mike (Circle M Weld)
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