
The construction industry doesn't have an innovation problem. It has an understanding problem. Every conversation on Wired to Build goes deeper than the tool, the trend, or the technology — into the systems behind the project, the humans shaping them, and the friction that makes both of them real. Nick Caravella is a registered architect and construction technologist who left working in the indust... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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The career path looked defined. The question is whether it was yours.
In Part 2, Nick Caravella, Kyle Majchrowski, and Megan Schroeder explore the concept of success — where our traditional definitions come from, how external expectations shape our ... more
What does success actually mean?
Most of us spend our careers chasing it without ever defining it for ourselves.
In Part 1 of this conversation, Nick Caravella sits down with Kyle Majchrowski, founder of Ripple Intent and author of Powerful Convers... more
The work looked right. The question is whether it was.
In Part 2, Dr. Ahmed El-Rasheed gets into the mechanics of how electrical systems actually fail — and why more than half the time, the cause traces back to something that happened during constru... more
What does it actually mean to know electrical work was done right?
Not hope.
Not assume.
Know.
Dr. Ahmed El-Rasheed has spent his career inside the world of electrical testing and measurement. As Industry Director at Megger, he works at the interse... more
I highly recommend checking out this podcast. It covers different topics that are both directly and indirectly related to the construction tech industry. The conversations are very chill and relaxed, giving you the opportunity to listen, filter, and take away what resonates with you, or maybe make you question what we can do better.
I love hearing the stories about how people in the industry have gotten to where they are today. It’s interesting to hear the journey and makes me want to hear more. So far I’m 2 episodes in and can’t wait for the next one!
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Across recent episodes, the show consistently probes how people, processes, and technology interact on real construction projects. Conversations center on practical adoption of tools like BIM, reality capture, AI, and data standards, with emphasis on improving safety, quality, and collaboration on site and in planning. A standout pattern is the focus on human factors—leadership, governance, culture, and workforce readiness—alongside a respect for hands-on craft and a preference for solutions that actually move field teams forward. This makes it useful for listeners who want actionable insights, not just trends, and for potential sponsors or guests looking to connect with practitioners solving real-world build challenges in construction tech... more
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Recent guests on Wired to Build include:
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2. Megan Schroeder
3. Ahmed El-Rasheed
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7. Rob Sloyer
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