Josh shows up weaker than a Harbor Freight flashlight with dying batteries.

We also take a hard look at wind turbines and ask the question everyone’s thinking: Do these things actually live up to the hype, or are they just giant overpriced fans?

Then we dive into AI and trade schools. Turns out AI can write essays, but it still isn’t as smart as the engineers and blue-collar workers who have to make everything actually work.

It’s another episode full of job-site stories, questionable opinions, and enough trash talking to get someone written up by HR. Tune in to Blue Collar Shit!

On today’s Blue Collar Shit Podcast: Atlanta traffic is an absolute nightmare, and nobody gets screwed by it more than blue-collar workers trying to get to the job site before daylight. Josh goes on a rant about Crazy Mark’s PBS traffic infomercials that somehow make sitting in gridlock even more painful. Then our resident AI expert, Michael Germany, joins us to talk about whether artificial intelligence is coming for our jobs—or if we’re headed straight into an I, Robot future. Buckle up… if Atlanta traffic lets you.

Welcome back to the Blue Collar Shit Podcast , where the stories get repeated, the work keeps piling up, and nobody’s getting paid enough.

Today we’re talking old-school radio traffic reports, co-workers who tell the same story for the hundredth time, Josh surviving life at the potato chip factory with fewer workers and more work, and Crazy Mark spending half his life driving the highways of the Southeast.

We’ll also discuss Josh’s secret weapon for peace and quiet: checking into a hotel just to get away from the chaos at home.

Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and let’s talk some blue-collar shit. 🍻

In this episode with temperatures rising for the summer,we discuss heat related injuries at work, and co-workers who just plain stink. Bonus but scary we found out our very own Josh is always commando!!!

Second show, Josh and I talk about old work hazing stories .Along with the rise of Artifical intelligence, are Blue Collar jobs protected?

getting to know Mark and Josh