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In this episode of Talkin’ Grit, we sit down with K.Roan and S. Wright to talk about the Wright Brothers Caring Team, how it got started, its purpose, and the impact it has on our employees. We discuss the ways team members can get involved, contribute, and support one another through life's challenges. This conversation highlights the heart behind the Caring Team and our commitment to fostering a culture of compassion, connection, and support across the company. 

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 In this episode of Talkin’ Grit, we sit down with P.Ragland and R.Whitlow to discuss the results of our recent Best Christian Workplace Survey and what they mean for the future of Wright Brothers. More than just numbers on a page, these results represent the voices, experiences, and honest feedback of our team members. Together, we talk about the areas where we're doing well, the opportunities we have to grow, and the commitment to creating a workplace that reflects our values and puts people first. This conversation is about transparency, accountability, and taking meaningful action to ensure every employee knows their voice matters and helps shape the future of our company. 

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In this episode of Talkin’ Grit, we sit down with T. Boals and F. Catron to talk about the world of paving and asphalt and what it really takes to keep the job moving. From long hours and changing conditions to the precision and teamwork required on every project, they share firsthand insight into the challenges that come with the work and the pride that comes from seeing a finished road come to life. 

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 In this episode of Talkin’ Grit, we sit down with M.Touchstone to talk about his journey at Wright Brothers. From starting with the company at just 17 years old to the role he holds today. Mark shares stories from the early days, lessons learned along the way, and the experience that’s helped shape both his career and the company. We also dive into what it really takes to keep trucking operations running smoothly behind the scenes. 

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In this episode of Talkin’ Grit, we take a trip back to 1991 as we break down a speech from our founder that’s still a story worth telling today. From timeless lessons to moments that had us laughing out loud, we dive into the stories, language, and personality behind the speech while reflecting on how much has changed and how much hasn’t. It’s part history lesson, part conversation, and all grit. 

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 In this episode of Talkin’ Grit, M. Simpson sits down with the W.Marlar & M.Arp  to break down the world of landfills. What they are, how they got started, and the role they play today. It’s an inside look at the industry, the people behind it, and the unexpected moments that come with the job. 

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In this episode of Talkin’ Grit, M. Simpson sits down with M.Shirk to discuss a recent safety alert, what it means for the team, and how improvements can be made moving forward. They also highlight Safety Week, why it matters, and how everyone can play a role in creating a safer work environment.

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In this episode of Talkin’ Grit, M. Simpson sits down with K. Parris to talk about the P.I.E. Graduation what the program is, how it supports students, and the impact it has. K.Parris also shares his journey and how he got to where he is today. 

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In this episode of Talkin' Grit, M.Simpson joins L.Salyer and R.Owens to spotlight Wright Industrial Group North. They delve into the work they do, their impact on the industry, and how they continue to support growth and innovation throughout the region. 

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 In this episode of Talkin’ Grit, M.Simpson, B.Charlesworth, and L. Morrison share the real story behind the I-24/I-75 interchange project. From the challenges and unexpected setbacks to the moments that had everyone laughing on-site, this conversation highlights what it truly takes to get the job done. It’s not just about the work it’s about the people, the memories made along the way, and finding humor even on the toughest days.