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A podcast presented by the Associated Builders and Contractors Florida East-Coast Chapter (ABC-FEC), where we discuss today's news, economy, and political sphere from a perspective that really should be obvious. Hosted by ABC-FEC’s Peter Dyga (CEO) and Sonny Maken (COO), each 20-minute episode provides listeners with a quick overview of the week's most pressing issues, cutting through the clutter of conflicting information to deliver clear, concise insights. Whether it’s about regulations or political decisions affecting the construction industry, economic shifts, or conflicting messages from news sources, this podcast strives for a straightforward point of view. Subscribe now for candid conversations, expert opinions, guest perspectives, and a fresh take on the challenges and opportunities shaping our sector and the nation’s future. The Obvious Podcast is a production of ABC-FEC. Unless otherwise stated, all content reflects the opinions o
ABC Florida East Coast Chapter hosts The Obvious Podcast, a news show with 95 episodes published.
In this episode, Peter and Sonny discuss the critical difference between policy and politics and why that distinction matters to the future of the construction industry. Drawing directly from ABC's founding principles, t
In this episode, Peter and Sonny discuss the groundbreaking partnership between ABC and Meta to launch America's Workforce Academy, a first-of-its-kind workforce development initiative designed to address the skilled lab
In today’s episode, the roles get reversed. Peter puts Sonny in the hot seat. He asks about pressing topics in the association management world, so listeners can learn his perspective on these issues. They touch on: ► Me
In this episode, Peter and Sonny discuss the hidden dangers organizations face when they lose sight of their mission, values, and long-term vision. Building on the previous episode, they explore how leaders can identify
In this episode, Peter and Sonny discuss a comment by Tucker Carlson on the Megyn Kelly podcast, in which they both disagree with President Trump over the war in Iran. Yet Sony disputes Carlson’s view that every war fund
In this episode, Peter and Sonny discuss the true meaning of Memorial Day and why it remains one of the most important yet misunderstood American holidays. They reflect on the sacrifices made by U.S. military service mem
Businesses of every size and why contractors need a stronger voice in federal policy discussions. They break down how government regulation, labor policy, immigration reform, workforce development, and project labor agre
In this episode, Peter and Sonny explore how regulatory policies shape today’s business environment and impact the American business. They share insights from Citadel’s CEO, Ken Griffin, on post-election shifts after Don
In this episode, Peter and Sonny deconstruct the classic Machiavellian quote. They explore the limits on free speech, why and how they should apply, and what is justified to obtain targeted outcomes. They also explain wh
In this 3rd and final episode of our series on communications, Peter and Sonny dig deep into how different styles of communication in leadership. They explain how it can still produce solid results as they complement eac
In today’s episode, Peter and Sonny continue our series on Communications by delving into when communications are no longer effective. They argue that this starts with the government. It seems like it’s starting in the 8
In today’s episode, Peter and Sonny start a series of three episodes about communications. What happens when they go right, when they go wrong, when there’s a lack of leadership, etc. Most problems will boil down to comm
In today’s episode, Peter and Sonny delve into what Easter really is. They touch on its meaning for us, for Christianity, and for the world. The full audiovisual version of this episode is available on YouTube: https://y
In this episode, Peter and Sonny expand on their areas of expertise. Association management, non-profit institutions, leadership, politics, economics, and more. It is this experience that qualifies our hosts to sit betwe
n today’s episode, Peter and Sonny concluded the conversation started in episode 79 about our chapter’s legacy in political advocacy. Over the last 50 years, we have taken a stance on what we believe is right, and becaus
In this episode, Peter and Sonny delve into the current conflict in the Middle East. They delve into what the endgame is and how the world must make a small sacrifice, like with gas prices, to achieve a bigger, longer-la
In today’s episode, Peter and Sonny delve into our chapter’s legacy in political advocacy. Over the last 50 years, we have taken a stance on what we think is right, and because of it, our voice is respected. This is the
In this episode, Peter and Sonny delve into how when our country goes well, then our industry goes well. They go through a list of accomplishments from the first year of the current administration and analyze the positiv
In this episode, Peter and Sonny recap their trip to San Diego to attend the Kellogg Executive Leadership Forum. They share what they learned about the partnership between the association leaders and the volunteer leader
As America’s flirtation with socialism continues, Peter and Sonny discuss how, in other Latin American countries, things keep getting better with the application of common sense. Rents in Buenos Aires fell after rent con
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The Obvious Podcast is hosted by ABC Florida East Coast Chapter. The show is categorised under news (politics) and has published 95 episodes.
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