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This episode is what the upcoming articles that will be featured in EC and M Magazine starting in July 2026 and why Electrical Inspectors and Electricians will want to read it. Paul Abernathy, CEO and Founder of Electrical Code Academy, Inc. will be ... more
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I used to give this 5 stars, but it's gone down hill. Paul's electrical knowledge is vast and deep. Definitely worth listening to the back catalogue if you want to improve your code knowledge.
But these days, most episodes are a mix of minimally useful live-while-driving episodes, sales pitches for Paul's products, and uninformed political rants. The utility is no longer worth my time.
Amazing
There is a reason he was let go from the code making panel. He is one-sided. A hypocrite. And worst of all, a professional grifter who only cares about his well being and making money off hard working people. His podcast are boring and lack production. Very basic info, just a funnel to spend more money on material that you can find just about anywhere. So do it on your own.
Claims to be a marine, yet somehow also supports a tyrant for President. If you took an oath to defend the constitution, you can’t also support a candidate that incited a mob to overthrow a fair election. One wonders where this host was on Jan 6th. Defending the Capitol or invading it? 🤔
Been listening for awhile now and still love it! I take advantage of long drives home and listen to a couple episodes and learn something new every time. Bout to become a journeyman and this is helping, thanks Paul!
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A deep-dive technical show focusing on the National Electrical Code, with the host breaking down code chapters, practical interpretations, and study strategies for licensing exams. Episodes emphasize steady, structured learning, exam prep ecosystems like a signature study framework, and practical guidance for contractors, apprentices, and electricians aiming to upgrade their knowledge and business approach. Notable is the blend of rigorous code discussion with accessible training resources and a clear emphasis on professional development, safety, and market readiness.
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