If you know NASCAR then you know my friend Spencer. Spencer  Boyd is professional stock car driver. He currently competes full-time in the NASCAR Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series, driving the No. 20 Chevy Silverado. Boyd has previously competed  in the NASCAR Xfinity Series and the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. Spencer has even won at Talladega. Besides being a down to earth dude, with connections to the asphalt industry, he is now competing in online racing as well. We talk everything racing and Spencer gives us an inside look at how different pavements, and pavement conditions, effect Raceday. Really hope you enjoy this one as much as I did. We gotta have him back on the show once they get back to burning rubber. -Marvin

David came from outside the industry, to starting his own business within it. He has a great start-up story along with some insight, tips and downright funny bits. They have made the leap to become a full service, including making their own RAP, and all around Name Brand in their area. Their Instagram presence is growing and getting noticed, as they are tackling some large projects and showing off their work while doing so. David's sons Josh and Matt are now taking the reigns on some key areas in the business as well and we get a peek into what they have going on as well. We could have spoke for hours, as there was plenty of content there, but we wanted to save some for another episode down the line. Really hope y'all enjoy this one as much as I did. -Marvin

Jason Vaughan and his brothers went from a Seal Tank bought from some random dude in a trailer court, to being a Standout name (Vaughan Sealcoating & Paving) in the Pavement industry and in the NJ/East Coast game. We did in on how they went from workers to business owners, and went from sealcoating to paving their own projects. Jason is a friend of mine and allows me to ask some decent questions, as well as take some good natured jabs here and there. Please enjoy the story, some great value and a few good laughs in this one.  -Marvin

With a big family to support and a nonstop work ethic, Keith has made a business that has stood the test of time and navigated the ups and downs through many years. In this episode, we go over what it takes to make it on this quest, and how to keep the faith...and find it, while building a successful Company and Brand, in the Asphalt industry. -Marvin

Friend of the podcast Kodey, asked me to cover this topic and it actually came up in a recent zoom call I was in on TCS, so I figured it might be the right time of the year to talk about it. I cover what it says in the title, but also talk about my "Manilla Envelope Tactic", which I hope helps some of y'all out. Be Safe. -Marvin

Remember that video of a giant crack getting filled from up close from last summer, the one that you still see pop up on you Instagram feed? How about the one of what looks like a Super Thick Sealer getting spread down through a machine from up close? Both of those video have millions of views combined now. #Viral. Well that thick sealer, is actually Slurry, in case you didn't know that, and is one of the Specialties of Boswell Paving out in Idaho. Henry Boswell joins me to tell us what all goes into making a slurry, and making it right, as well as what goes into making a video of our work, go viral. Hope you enjoy this one and be sure to follow Henry on Insta at @boswellpaving. -Marvin

Cameron Hogate owns Susitna Sealing out of Alaska, and recently had crazy success with an Ad he placed, when Mike Rowe (yes the Dirty Jobs guy) shared it and it got over 1 million views. But honestly, Cameron has been killing it with Facebook ads for the last couple years, way before that ad, so I really wanted to get him on the podcast so we could talk about this topic a little more in depth. Hope you gather some insight from the Polar Pineapple himself. Peace, be Safe. -Marvin

So Jon Freeman tagged me in a post, in a Facebook group recently, and the Facebook post was a video of a young lady explaining all she does to keep a Landscaping business organized and moving. In the comments of the post, I was asked to get her on the show, people said they would die to have somebody do this for them, pay $1M (hypothetically) for an office person like her and would send people to her to be trained. So, I reached out and found that Garrett and his sister Marlena actually own the business, G&M Outdoor services, and were more than happy to do the podcast. After dealing with the logistics, Thanks Covid, we decided Skype may be our best bet and we got it recorded. Please enjoy and follow them on Social Media! -Marvin

Roland and I started to continue a conversation via text, that we had started a night previous, but I made him stop and join me on recording so we could get this on the podcast library and on the YouTube library. I get asked this main question a lot and figured we better just get it down, and Roland comes at me with some more questions, that really lead us to a good conversation. Hope you enjoy. -Marvin