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I have been researching and writing for over 8 years at www.thewealthyironworker.com, sharing my unique perspective as a union ironworker on a wide variety of topics. For a lot of those years, I've heard numerous times, "You should start a podcast."So I did - and here it is. I discuss a lot of different topics - and I hope you will join The Wealthy Ironworker as I Explore Beyond The Veil of Composure.
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In this podcast episode, I discuss how the income inequality we are experiencing cannot continue; having a handful of trillionaires and massive unemployment will lead to civil unrest - and quite possibly, revolution. Her
Everyone has heard of Albert Einstein, and while he is usually known for his scientific contributions, did you know he had economic thoughts, too? He criticized capitalism - and so did Peter Drucker, who is one of my fav
Per diem, more money, the road life - whatever you've heard it called, it often turns into a trap. Many a man has sacrificed his family on the altar of the pursuit of success - only to find ruin. I am also inviting anyon
Far too many people - companies, customers, and others involved believe there is "apprentice work;" where they perform menial tasks, and when they graduate, those same people believe apprentices do not have enough experi
I share some of my thoughts about the romantization of the trades culturally and how the white collar world seems to have an interest in the blue collar world of today. I am also inviting anyone who would like to be on t
Tara Cristel - Co-Owner of Total Glass - comes on the podcast to discuss the financial problems in the construction industry, how subcontractors have to fight for their money, and why things need to change. To address th
OSHA - the federal agency tasked with protecting American workers - has less power than you might think. Phenix Lumber - dubbed "the deadliest workplace in America" - was allowed to operate despite numerous accidents, in
As a general rule, I believe Human Resource Departments are little more than company preservation mechanisms, and I believe there are companies - management and HR departments - who seek to turn safety departments into H
A UPS driver joins the podcast (audio only for obvious reasons) to discuss some of the things he sees and experiences at work. I am also extending an invitation to anyone who would like to be on the podcast. Please click
In this podcast episode, I take a look at an article in ISHN (Industrial Safety and Hygiene News) referencing a 42% reduction in OSHA willful violations. The ISHN Article: https://digitaledition.ishn.com/march-2026/edito
In this podcast episode, I discuss labor force problems that we have made for ourselves; namely, educational stumbling blocks and disappearing entry-level jobs. I am also extending an invitation to anyone who would like
In this podcast episode, I have a fascinating interview with Mary Fogarty, from Solidaritus Health, who discusses union-run insurance. I also extend the invitation to anyone who may want to be on the podcast. Please clic
In this podcast episode, we take a look at what is happening with UPS and the Teamsters and offer some thoughts. I referenced the following articles: Supply Chain Dive: https://www.supplychaindive.com/news/ups-driver-buy
The Wealthy Ironworker Podcast, in collaboration with Your Listener Podcast, presents a nuanced, substantive, and educational podcast focused on Socialism vs. capitalism. About John: "John Cuturilo is a counsellor, write
In this podcast episode, I take a look at what is going on with the Teamsters lawsuit against UPS. In the episode, I mention a couple of different sources, and they are: Teamsters Release: https://teamster.org/2026/02/te
In this episode, we take a look at the United Auto Workers (UAW), the recent Volkswagen election/negotiation, and the American South. Much of the content came from this article on the website, which I reference frequentl
So, you are thinking about joining the trades. You've heard they can make good money. But that's all you know. I take the time to discuss things in this video you need to know, but don't yet. If, after listening, you dec
In this podcast episode, I discuss 6 tips contractors can use to change not just their company's culture but also its direction. The next 10 to 15 years for construction contractors will allow us to see which ones surviv
The construction industry has had an age and experience gap for numerous years, and much of that is attributed to the actions (or inactions) of the industry itself. ANY attempt to "solve" this issue with a visa is NOT th
For the second time, Ty Tornincasa joins me on the podcast to share some financial tips as we approach the end of the year. Here's how you can get a hold of Ty (and some compliance info): Ty Tornincasa Financial Advisor
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The Wealthy Ironworker is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 78 episodes.
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