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A show about construction technology, business, and entrepreneurship. Welcome to the Bricks and Bytes Podcast, where we bring together the worlds of construction, technology, and entrepreneurship. We explore the innovative ideas and groundbreaking advancements that are shaping the future of the industry.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA show about construction technology, business, and entrepreneurship. Welcome to the Bricks and Bytes Podcast, where we bring together the worlds of construction, technology, and entrepreneurship. We explore the innovative ideas and groundbreaking advancements that are shaping the future of the industry.
Recent episodes include "$600 Million Into Self-Driving Excavators, Harvard’s 10,000-Leader Study, and a $13 Billion Contractor Opens a $50 Million Innovation Lab." (31 October 2026, 19 minutes), "Bedrock’s $600M Robotics Bet, 24/7 Construction Sites & Kojo Founder’s $50M Fund" (30 October 2026, 32 minutes), and "How AI Agents Are Changing the Way We Work in Revit and Eliminating Hours of Repetitive Work" (27 October 2026, 47 minutes).
Bricks And Bytes publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 370 episodes.
Booking probability for Bricks And Bytes is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Bricks And Bytes requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Bricks And Bytes's contact route on record: verified email.
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Bricks And Bytes is a business podcast with 370 episodes published.
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This week's briefing covers three things that landed in the same week and all point at where construction is actually heading. First, Boston. Suffolk, a 13 billion dollar privately held contractor, opened a 50 million...
Should founders take advice from investors who have never run a company? Owen's view on this week's Bricks, Bucks and Bytes was blunt: it's like hiring a personal trainer who has never stepped on a treadmill. Maria...
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Architecture firms forget every project the day it finishes. The detail that caused an RFI goes back into the library unfixed, and turns up on the next job with the same problem attached. In today’s episode of Bricks &...
This week's briefing covers three things that matter more than the headlines suggest. First, America. The Architecture Billings Index came in at 44.7 in September, down from 47.2 in August and the largest share of firms...
Twelve months ago, Zaid Kahn said the words "knowledge graph" to us in a Boston office. We nodded. We had no idea what he meant. So we brought him back, with Bogdan Arsintescu, who sat on the original Google Knowledge...
This week’s briefing covers three things that landed in the same week and all point at the same underlying question. Are construction businesses actually prepared for what is coming at them? First, the productivity...
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Manufacturing in Europe runs 267 robots per 10,000 workers. Construction runs close to zero. That gap is why we are hosting Groundworks on 11 November. It is also why Origin exists. Yogesh Ghaturle joined Bricks, Bucks...
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Can a CEO tell you what their company bought last year? In today's episode we have Eldar Sadikov, CEO of Field Materials. He says most contractors can't, and he estimates 15 to 20% of materials spend gets lost to the...
This week's briefing covers four things that landed in the same week, starting with a story about an intern, a spreadsheet and eighteen thousand snags. Gene Hodge is Vice President of Innovation at Mortenson, a family...
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Autodesk now runs from the first sketch to the maintenance ticket. So who is left to compete? We got back from Autodesk University and put that question to three people this week: Connor Watumull on Miter's $40M Series...
A few years ago, Mortenson's own leadership group told them they were treating innovation "kind of like a hobby". This year they're No. 10 on ENR's Top 400, running a 90,000 sq ft R&D facility and about to launch a...
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Autodesk Just Closed the Loop From Design to Operation. The RFI Is Being Erased. And the Master Builder Is Coming Back. This week's briefing comes straight from Autodesk University in Las Vegas, the biggest technology...
"My data is too messy for AI." We hear it on almost every call. Barry Chiu thinks it's the wrong way round. Consider this a contractor's guide to data and AI. Nobody has clean data at the raw level. Not one contractor...
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This week's briefing covers three things landing in the same week that construction leaders need to understand before they plan anything for the rest of the year. First, interest rates. The European Central Bank raised...
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Anthropic's own alignment lead says there's a greater than 10% chance AI kills us all within a decade. He was backing up a researcher who'd just quit the company over exactly that. On this episode of Bricks, Bucks &...
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"I think what dies is when you have someone show up and they don't actually understand the problem they're solving and they can't relate to a builder." That's Brett Dahmer, CFO of Performance Contracting Group, on what...
This week's briefing covers three shifts reshaping industrial construction, supply chain efficiency, and margin health on the ground. For decades, European legacy builders insisted you couldn't make adequate margins...
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700 AI agents hacked Hugging Face. They built a secret notice board inside OpenAI's own infrastructure, swapped over 70,000 messages on it, split the work between them and then tried to cover their tracks. The headlines...
"If you're considered a feature, you're dead." Klas Berghede has spent nearly twenty years at Boldt, a 100% employee owned contractor that has been building since 1889. We asked him whether there is still room for point...
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This week's briefing covers three shifts reshaping jobsite technology, supply chain security, and risk on the ground. For five thousand years, construction has relied on chalk lines and measuring tapes to decide where...
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