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David Moody is the owner of CD Moody, one of Atlanta’s Top 25 Commercial Contractors. If you live in or visited Georgia, you’ve been impacted by some of the projects he's been involved with. Projects include the Mercedes Benz Stadium, Atlanta History Center Cyclorama, and Turner Field just to name a few.
After going to school to be an architect, he later decided that he didn’t want to just sit and draw all day, and he wanted to be outside in the field and putting the project together. So he decided to be a builder instead!
He is also a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. Since being open and sharing his story with others, he has been an advocate for sexually abused children. He continues speaking up and being there for others who are survivors.
He is an incredible person and we were honored to chat with him for a little while!
Make sure you check back in on July 24th for our special with Barbie the Welder!
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CD Moody Construction
David on LinkedIn
Atlanta History Center Cyclorama
Mercedes Benz Stadium
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We’re talking about Steel this week!
Eddie kicks off the show by talking about the Eads Bridge in St. Louis, Missouri. He breaks down why it was a critical project for the steel industry. Also, we talk about why they walked an Elephant across it as a PR stunt!
Our guest this week is Alex Morales, who is a Structural Steel Specialist with AISC (The American Institute of Steel Construction.) He has a long history of working with designers and integrating it into structures all over the United States.
He also dives into how sustainable steel really is and breaks down some of the misconceptions around it!
Full disclosure, we make our living off of steel. So we LOVE this material!
Related Links
American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)
SpeedCore
Alex on Linkedin
The Men Who Built America
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We don't know many people that enjoy putting together a company website. It can be a challenge getting the team on the same page so you can create something that will actually generate sales.
That's where Spencer Powell comes in. He specializes in helping Construction Companies grow their online presence so they can close more sales and build relationships with their customers. A big factor in this conversation is your SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Spencer educates us on building our SEO so that we come up in search results when people are looking for someone like us.
SEO is a great thing to have a basic understanding of as a business owner, of course you don't have to be an expert, but at least having a foundation to work off of is an advantage!
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Builder Funnel
Builder Funnel Radio
Spencer on LinkedIn
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We are joined by a PBS legend this week!
Roy Underhill has been the host of the Woodwright’s Shop for almost four decades and has been an inspiration to many craftsmen throughout the construction industry. Eddie and Tyler were giddy to have him come on the show and talk about the way things used to be done and why we should be proud of our heritage as builders.
Make sure you stick around until the end. Roy absolutely kills the answer to our megaphone question. We came out of this interview with inspiration and a renewed sense of purpose.
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The Woodwright’s School
The Woodwright’s Shop on PBS
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What's a triple bottom line?
Why was Mass Timber the “Right Material” for Adohi hall at the University of Arkansas?
Our guest, Peter MacKeith, is Dean and Professor of Architecture at the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of Arkansas and was intimately involved in the building of Adohi hall.
We're also joined, again, by our friend Donnie Williams. Donnie has some questions for Peter about the supply chain on this particular project!
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Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design
Adohi Hall
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