I work for Capital City Services in Mechanicsville, Virginia and I really can relate and enjoy listening to your podcast! Feel free to follow us on yelp, Facebook, Blue Book etc. Thanks and I will keep listening in!

Thanks for the service you offer!

I found Build Witt 3 years ago on YouTube. I was a young Tech out of college and was just obsessed with heavy equipment. As I worked on my career I found a liking to the sales and support side of construction industry. Now as a PSSR for ZIEGLER Cat in MN, I get help customer succeed and listening to the podcast as opened my eyes and more to help my customers and learn more about all the industries in the broad title of Heavy Equipment and Construction. What Aaron and his team are creating is what the industry needs so we as humans can survive.

Aaron, Alex and the BuildWitt folks have brought to the forefront the most pressing issue facing the industry. Without simple lip service these folks have a vision, directed their mission and set about to change things. As a professional land surveyor I am no stranger to the ‘people problem’ across our related industries. Too often professions and groups gather to talk about the issue but statistics show that what we have been doing for the last ten years is not working. Buildwitt has unapologetically entered this arena and is actively working on multiple fronts to address the issue. They have surrounded themselves with some wise folks that have implemented changes of their own and are willing to share across the board. Well worth your time. If you have some windshield time-I know you do-grab an episode…it may just change your perspective.

Aaron at BuildWitt is doing so unbelievably much to find solutions to the problems we in the construction industry face that ultimately end up effecting everybody else, too. He is open and honest and talks about the things that need to be brought to light.

This podcast brings awareness about an industry that isn’t always glamorous but makes for a great career and is absolutely essential for modern infrastructure. As long as roads, bridges, and power are needed in the US, there will be a need for the vital jobs that are discussed in this podcast.

They are great to listen to as an operator, wanting to make it further in the industry. Learn a lot from their guests and have a good laugh as well 5/5 listened to every episode

As one of the original 6 listeners, an official friend of the DirtTalk podcast and a podcast guest (DT076 July 2021) I may be a bit biased, but DirtTalk is favorite podcast! Aaron has a great variety of guests and Alex does a great job of editing. Give it a listen, you won’t be disappointed. #betterdirtworld

I come from the commercial construction world, but so much of what is talked about on this podcast is applicable. Build Witt discusses many of the long overdue topics in construction.

Thank you for saying out loud what so many of us have been saying behind closed doors for a long time . Sometime it feels like no one can hear us over the Diesel engine noise.

Great resource for all things dirt related. Interesting and informative. Richard 30 years in the seat

When you know absolutely nothing about earth moving, mining and heavy equipment but you’re tuning in every episode to absorb just a tiny crumb more about that world I think that’s a good sign the BuildWitt folks are doing something right. Great content, fun stories and wonderful guests! Give Herb Sargent his own show!!

I like how Aaron covers many different aspects of working hard, being productive, and just trying to make a difference no matter what industry you are in. A breath of fresh air for sure! Thank you, CJ

I listen to this podcast every Monday and Thursday and I never get enough of it. There is so much great, practical subjects discussed within the dirt world, and Aaron is doing a great job modernizing the industry. Keep up the great content!

A bit mixed on this one. I think the host does an awesome job at getting great personalities from the field, and I’ve found that very interesting and sometimes valuable. I cringe at his perspective often. Glorifying the field is a great thing, but it comes across as disingenuous if you have small sample sizes to hang your hat on. Shift work involves a lot of sacrifice - mostly stemming from time away from family and friends, plus the mental toll it takes. Toiling away for years - even decades - is much different than a few internships and entry level jobs and I think it’s dangerous to compare the two, and it’s hard to talk about this unless you’ve experienced these aspects. I think anyone can understand blue collar work, and even dip their hands into it, but without experiencing the consequences, it’s really difficult to convincingly say you do. Working 18 hour days or traveling six days a week happens, but there is a difference if you are doing it because you have to pay your rent versus if you want to do it. I’m not sure if understanding that divide is appreciated through this podcast. That said, I love his enthusiasm for all things dirt. That definitely shouldn’t get lost. The content that they create is clearly impressive.

Love the real talk about the construction world. I feel like a lot of people try to throw up a facade but not these guys. Will 100% be listening in the months to come

I have listened to all of the podcast. I am a firm believer & supporter of the mission BuildWitt is trying to accomplish. Listening to to Aaron tell a company’s story and hearing from real world operators makes me even more proud to be a millennial in the dirt industry.

I have listen to many episodes and am very intrigued on each one. I especially like hearing about everyone’s backstory in the industry and it is cool to learn about different areas the construction.

This is the best podcast hosted by a guy named Aaron I’ve ever heard. Also the best podcast about dirt I’ve ever heard.

I've listened from pretty close to the beginning. I love the humor and jokes but at the same time appreciate the down to earth conversations that are had. I've taken so much from these podcasts and been able to transfer them to every day life to make the dirt world a better place on my end!

Dirt talk is one of my go to podcasts that I listen to every week as soon as it comes out. Great conversations about the dirt world and the world in general. As a carpenter it’s great to hear about a different side of the trades. The last two weeks with Sal as the guest may have been some of the best episodes yet!

Started listening several months ago and the podcast has only gotten better. Aron and Alex don’t take themselves too seriously unless necessary and shed light onto the dirt world from many different angles. Always learn something new listening to these guys and get a smile or 2 pee episode would highly recommend!

Listening to you guys while I operate my small dirt company is the bees knees. So many episodes are helpful for me on a day to day basis. Keep up the great work! I recommend these podcasts to everyone!

This podcast makes working hard sexy again. With open thoughts and a comprehensive group of industry experts; it shines a refreshing light on the dirt world. Being a younger professional in the industry it’s nice to hear others like myself who fall in love with it and want to share what we do.

Aaron and Alex have some of the best people in the heavy civil and mining industries on the show and I love the stories and business advice.

Great Pod. This is a must listen for any dude or chick who enjoys getting dirty and appreciates the blue collar industry. I am not involved at all in the dirt world but I appreciate it and enjoy learning from it. The way this pod is setup - allows for true insight from industry leaders. This pod has me wanting to change careers for the dirt world. Stay dirty everyone.

Aaron and Alex make this podcast one of the best there is. I listen every Monday and Thursday. As I’m also a young professional in the construction industry, I constantly find myself relating and benefitting from their information, questions, and guests. Their many beneficial discussions in regards to company culture have influenced me to chase better opportunities to where I’m much more motivated and driven. Can’t wait to visit their office and meet them (hopefully)!

Leading the way to improve all aspects of life in the Dirt World and the Civil Construction Business world.

I’ve been listening since the start and like a fine wine, it gets better with age.

Saying this tongue in cheek, but I thought that Aaron and Alex were speaking about me when they were saying thanks to their 5 listeners every week. I came on here to write a review, and there are way more people tuning in every week then they were giving themselves credit for! Kudos to you guys! In all serious, this is a well informed and very professional podcasts. I listen to both weekly episodes and genuinely look forward to each one. I will be a part of the BuildWitt following until the end. Thank you guys for all your efforts and hard work.

Whether you are a construction industry insider or just curious about the profession, look no further than dirt talk. Aaron is engaging and is great at discussing the different aspects of the Industry. His interviewees are the top of their field, and it’s inspiring to hear their stories. This podcast also delves into the difficult conversations that need to start, not just in the trades, but across all industries. Didn’t think construction could be interesting? Then give this podcast a go.

The conversations, stories, tips, perspectives… all worth it.

I have been listening to Dirt Talk for the better part of a year. Aaron and Alex’s Monday podcast is probably my favorite, getting to hear details of upcoming podcast interviews, inner workings of Buildwitt, jokes, back stories, travel, and answering listener questions about the industry. The weekly interview podcasts on Thursdays are always packed full of content from people all over the world talking about moving dirt. If you haven’t started listening to Dirt Talk, what are you waiting for?! Subscribe now. Stay Dirty.

If you haven’t heard of dirt talk then what rock are you hiding under. It is crazy how good Aaron and guests keep getting better and better. The information knocks it out of the park. If your listening from podcast 1 I want you to not give up there is more to come. As they say like fine wine it just gets better with age.Aaron has not episode 78 out of the park. This is one thing that I have been dealing with in my own life as a leader and working for companies that have been established overtime. Great job guys!

This is a great podcast!!! Highly recommend.

Best podcast for the industry. Covers a wide range of topics and different levels of people in the industry.

Great podcast, very entertaining and informative!

Seeing Aaron & Dan grow BuildWitt over the years is inspiring. Aaron has quickly become a strong advocate for construction, sharing his passion for the trade and playing in dirt. As a construction marketer myself, I love listening to this podcast and hearing the stories behind the brands, leaders, and companies they work with and the fantastic pictures they share via social media.

Aaron, host of the Dirt Talk podcast, highlights all aspects of construction, mining, blue-collar experiences, and more in this can’t miss podcast! The host and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!

While I am in the plastic surgery industry and Aaron Witt is in the dirt industry of construction engineering, his teachings and wisdom is relevant across the spectrum. I found him through his podcast with Scott Miller of Franklin Covey on January 11, 2021. Scott found him by purchasing Aaron’s book on a Saturday trip to Barnes & Noble with his 3 young boys. After listening in with Scott I traveled across to listen in on BuildWitt’s 12/26/20 year-end podcast. I will share this with my outsourced marketing team, which is an almost parallel group to Aaron’s team as they are a young 5-year old company striving to be authentic and teach what they learn to their 80 partner businesses. Well done Aaron and worth a listen by businesses who strive to be authentic and operate under the principle that SIMPLE IS GOOD. We are listening guys despite what you said at the end of your podcast!

Awesome podcasts, thanks for bringing light to the industry and sharing , we all seem to have the same issues and it’s nice to hear just not me

Awesome podcast! Love hearing the stories from people in our industry from all over the country...and the other side of the world. Thanks Aaron for what you do!

I am a row crop farmer and love listening to this and getting info on other industries while on the tractor

Aaron, The approach you have taken to this podcast is powerful. I have enjoyed it tremendously!! Thank you for being an inspirational vehicle for positive movement in our industry!! Ben

Hey Aaron, Just wanted to thank you for everything you are doing. I really enjoy someone to relate to as far as being in our early 20’s and share the same passion for dirt work. 4 months ago I started my own dirt work company primarily doing abandon mine closures for the State of Colorado and other various jobs for the Department of Interior. It’s been a struggle being a child and starting my own company but have been awarded 4 jobs and shaping up to have a great first 6 months of business. Couldn’t do it without the support of my family or a little inspiration from the Ol’ #BuildWitt crew. Keep doing what you are doing....mainly because I have no friends to relate with and enjoy spending time listening to your humble, interesting podcast. Also, quit teasing yourself too much, you are a Bad Ass dude. Take care.

Dude. You tell a good story; descriptive and understandable. I’ll listen to more. What’s the deal with Yuma? I thought it was a cool place to stay for a few night for work. Take care

Great podcast, I grew up the same way watching heavy equipment while the rest of my family had no ties to the industry. It’s awesome to hear someone do what you do. I went to school as a civil engineer but now I’m a superintendent at 24 years old. If I could ever do it over I probably wouldn’t go to school bc experience is way more valuable.

Great podcast and real talk about the construction industry with professionals in the trenches. This one is a keeper on the playlist.

Great podcast. I work for Sargent Corp absolutely the best construction company I have ever worked for. Thank you Herb for being so generous and thank you for all you have done and continue to do for us. Shawn Newton.

Great podcast! I love hearing about the industry from so many different people. Looking forward to more episodes!