OnRadio Podcast

Andrew and Ben draw back the curtain behind the crazy jobs of tower climbers as they reminisce about the time, they stacked a tower with a helicopter.

Andrew and Ben join OnRadio to talk about being on a helicopter job that became an award winning short film.

A power outage is often a mission critical requiring a quick reaction skilled labor. Ryan talks about how Legacy balances the logistics.

Ryan Lundin joins OnRadio's discussion talking about how maintaining an entrepreneurial spirit creates a more stable contractor environment.

How do you qualify for the Tower Family Foundation? And how does it all work?

Jim Tracy sits down with Ethan the Hankster and talks about his time at the T-Mobile Golf Tournament.

The Hankster takes us through a little time tunnel back into some of our best episodes.

If you had a choice between civil or rural tower construction what would you choose. Ainsley from Towerpoint gives her opinion and weighs in.

Once you have telecom in your blood its hard to leave. This week on OnRadio we are joined by Ainsley Parks tower real-estate professional.

OnRadio gives a moving tribute to the United States of America through this dramatic reading of America the Beautiful.

Rand and Ryan Stated Mountain Wireless in 1991, find out where it took them.

Justin and Jim talk about what it looks like to be in the thick of it in DC.

OnRadio sits down not only to celebrate Fathers day but also the father and son relationship that built Mountain Wireless. #pagers, #retro

Justin joins the OnRadio Podcast as a guest co-host talking some of his unusual practices while he is on vacation and some great tips and trips for travel.

The climbers lifestyle is one that requires a lot of time on the road, eating on the abroad, and physical exertion. Dr. Jamie Faught weighs in with some tips and tricks for our climbers.

"If your not at the table you are probably on the menu." Jim and JP discuss how active involvement in politics has helped direct government regulations in the telecommunications/wireless industry.

Bad policy can mean bad business. Join Jim (Ontivity) and JP (Safety LMS) as they head to DC to represent NATE and talk to the "powers that be" about what's best for Telecom.

Jim steps aside from his busy schedule at Connect X for a moment with Chris Pleibel (from Perfect Vision) to discuss some of the emerging technologies being discussed and fundraising events going on at Connect X 2023.

At what point do you stop work on site in the best interest of your customers, your people, safety, and money? Jim and Ryan share their experience.

Ryan and Jim discuss why building longevity in a company comes down to personal relationships with their employees and honest relationships with their customers.

How can you transfer 30 years of knowledge on to the next generation of workers? Ryan and Jim discuss the difficulties and the rewards.

When you have lived through all the generations of technology on towers it gives you a lot of perspective. Brian shares how working in telecom has evolved over the years.

From the Dairy Farm to the Telecommunications industry, Brian Bicknese shares how he keeps people the focus in the Ontivity family of companies.

When the big sky called Tyson answered, learn more about one of the more rural offices in the family of company. Join us this week on OnRadio!

What is the NWSA? What do they do for you and how do they make your life better as a tower contractor? All of this and more ahead with Duane MacEntee!