Brad sits down with Jaimee Rose of Jaimee Rose Interiors for a conversation about what really separates good projects from unforgettable ones: client experience, thoughtful execution, and the details that carry all the way to the finish line. They get into designing with timelessness in mind, leading a growing creative team, and why builders and designers both win when they focus on communication, expectations, and the last 5 percent of a project.

Brad sits down with Nathan Spearing of Blue Collar OS to talk about where AI actually fits in construction, and why the biggest opportunity is not replacing field work but reducing the office and admin load that slows builders down. They get into lead intake, client communication, contract prep, follow up, and how small operators can use AI agents to stay organized without adding overhead. This episode is especially useful for builders and remodelers who want better systems, faster response times, and more time back for the work that matters most.

Brad sits down with Fernando Duque of Duke Renders and Parallax to talk about what it really takes to evolve a creative service business into a technology company built for developers. For builders, architects, and design pros, this episode is a sharp look at entrepreneurship, risk, client trust, and how better sales systems can elevate the entire buyer experience. Brad and Fernando get into pricing creative work, building credibility, taking big swings in new markets, and why the best entrepreneurs keep going even when the lows hit hard.

Brad sits down with Brandon Barnum of The FAM Project to talk about referrals, reviews, and why real relationships still win in business. For builders and other residential construction pros, this episode is a sharp reminder that trust, follow through, and a better client experience can drive growth more effectively than chasing cold leads. They also get into leadership, hiring, digital addiction, and how technology can support business without replacing human connection.

Brad sits down with Jashin Howell of The FAM Project for a candid conversation about addiction, vulnerability, family, and the hidden ways business can become its own form of distraction. Together they talk about why leaders need real connection, how personal healing changes the way you show up at home and at work, and why serving others is often the first step out of isolation. For builders and business owners, this episode is a reminder that success means very little if it costs you your family, your health, or your sense of purpose.

Brad sits down with Kirsten Holmstedt, founder and CEO of Treasure in the Detail, to talk about what it really takes to run a design firm that supports better builds. Drawing from her corporate background, MBA, and process driven approach, Kirsten shares how systems, budget checkpoints, clear client communication, and strong builder partnerships help reduce rework, protect timelines, and create a better experience for everyone involved. For builders and design professionals, this episode is a smart conversation on aligning expectations early, building a team with high standards, and creating a business that values both creativity and execution.

Brad sits down with Nate Wissink and Rob Anderson of Curated Build to explain how an owner’s rep helps custom home teams stay aligned, protect the client experience, and keep projects from drifting. They break down the practical systems behind the role, including the responsibility matrix that clarifies who owns what before problems show up. Nate and Rob also share how they frame ROI, why early alignment matters, and the meeting rhythms that keep decisions moving on time.

Brad sits down with Matthew Gallego of Cruz Development to talk about how reputation and relationships turn into real momentum in high end residential construction. Matt shares the habits that helped him earn trust fast, from roofing details and problem solving on tough jobs to leading people well and owning mistakes. They also cover cost plus remodel realities, hiring as you grow, and how to protect your life outside work while the business scales. If you know a builder trying to grow the right way, share this episode.

Brad sits down with Kyle Stumpenhorst, live at IBS in the LP Solutions Builder Booth, to talk about building a business that stays aligned with your values and the audience you serve. Kyle shares how his presence on social media and Youtube helped create the freedom to choose work that fits, why he keeps the operation intentionally lean, and how he filters partnerships without losing trust. You will also hear how he handles the noise online, stays grounded, and keeps the work pointed at the life he actually wants. If this helps, share it with a builder who wants more alignment and less chaos.

Brad sits down with Scott Jaffa of Jaffa Group to talk about what design build looks like when you own the full client experience from lot selection to the last detail. They get into aligning budget with vision, building trust through fairness, and why great homes are designed around how people actually live. If you want tighter collaboration, fewer surprises, and standards that hold up for decades, this one’s for you.

Brad sits down with Eric Auffant of Modern Shade to break down why window treatments are not a finish line decision, they are a planning decision. Eric also shares how he runs his business with integrity, from how he treats clients and builders to the standards he holds his team to when problems pop up. Expect practical shade strategy plus real lessons on reputation, leadership, and doing the right thing when it is not the easy thing. Subscribe for more conversations like this.

Brad sits down with Jesse Smith of Mobile Podcast Trailer for an interview that turns the focus onto Brad’s story and perspective. They talk through his path into building, the lessons that shaped AFT Construction, and why leadership and clear expectations matter on high end projects. Brad also shares his take on pricing reality, managing risk, and staying authentic and consistent online.