Blue Collar Startup
Podcast
Welcome to the Blue Collar StartUp Podcast, where we dive into the journeys of real tradespeople who built successful businesses. Explore our episodes and get inspired by the experiences, challenges, and triumphs of Blue Collar entrepreneurs.
Latest Episodes
Don’t Get Stuck Self-Employed: Cashflow Quadrant Part 2 | Blue Collar StartUp #111
In episode 111 of Blue Collar StartUp, hosts Mike Nelson and Derek Foster break down Part Two of the Cashflow Quadrant.
Turning Tragedy into Triumph with Mason Hamilton | Blue Collar StartUp #110
In episode 110 of Blue Collar StartUp, hosts Mike & Derek sit down with Mason Hamilton, president of Donnelly Construction.
Building a Profitable Print Shop with Korey Chapman | Blue Collar StartUp #109
In episode 108 of Blue Collar StartUp, hosts Mike & Derek welcome Korey Chapman, owner of Little Moose Prints.
Most Popular Episodes
Don’t Get Stuck Self-Employed: Cashflow Quadrant Part 2 | Blue Collar StartUp #111
In episode 111 of Blue Collar StartUp, hosts Mike Nelson and Derek Foster break down Part Two of the Cashflow Quadrant.
Building a Profitable Print Shop with Korey Chapman | Blue Collar StartUp #109
In episode 108 of Blue Collar StartUp, hosts Mike & Derek welcome Korey Chapman, owner of Little Moose Prints.
Turning Tragedy into Triumph with Mason Hamilton | Blue Collar StartUp #110
In episode 110 of Blue Collar StartUp, hosts Mike & Derek sit down with Mason Hamilton, president of Donnelly Construction.
Designing Org Charts That Actually Work with Bill Tansey Jr | Blue Collar StartUp #112
In episode 112 of Blue Collar StartUp, Mike and Derek sit down with Bill Tansey to break down why org charts are a great tool.
Can Your Business Run Without You? Let’s Ask Bill | Blue Collar StartUp #108
In episode 108 of Blue Collar StartUp, Mike & Derek welcome back Bill Tansey to discuss how to build a business that runs without you.
Episode 75: Empowering People and Communities with Kendra Hart
In Episode 75 of Blue Collar StartUp, Mike Nelson and Derek Foster interview Kendra Hart, president of Martin Electric.