
Welcome to 'Off The Job: A Tradesman Podcast,' the ultimate destination for tradespeople across the UK, hosted by Keiran Yates and Pete Withers (Tradie Tales aka Plumber Tales). This podcast is a toolbox of insights, humour, and real-life stories from the heart of the trades industry.Each episode of 'Off The Job' is crafted with the tradesperson in mind, whether you're a Gas Engineer, Plumber, Ele... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 198 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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After 27 years in plumbing, what would Pete actually do differently if he had to start all over again?
Pete and Keiran are back for another Off The Job Overtime, getting into the reality of working in the trades, running your own b... more
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How does a simple flooring idea turn into 400 emails overnight, sell out in minutes and end up stocked by flooring suppliers around the world?
Sam Prosser, the floor layer behind MyScribe, joins Pete and Keiran to talk about his jo... more
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What does it actually take to leave a secure job at British Gas and build your own heating business?
James Davis from JWD Heating joins Pete and Keiran to talk about spending 17 years at British Gas, why he finally decided to leave... more
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What do people outside the trades actually think the job is like, and how close is that to reality?
In this episode of Off The Job: Overtime, Pete and Keiran get into some of the biggest misconceptions around working in the trades,... more
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Great Podcast, funny, unfiltered and doesn’t hold back 🙌
Alright boys, love the theme and content in the show but listened to it in the van and sounded like I was on the blower the whole time. Really love the work guys but if we could sharpen up that audio, on to a winner 👍🏼
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The show consistently centers on trades culture, practical business insights, and the day-to-day realities of working on UK building sites. Episodes blend actionable topics—pricing strategies, tax and compliance updates, apprenticeship paths, and the increasing role of technology and social media in growing a trades business—with candid, banter-heavy conversations and personal storytelling from tradespeople who've built careers, startups, or audience followings around their craft. Noteworthy aspects include a strong emphasis on practical tools and apps (e.g., certification apps, payment protection platforms) as well as a willingness to explore tough topics like regulatory changes, safety, addiction recovery, and gender representation in the... more
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