Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In this episode of The Dirtlife podcast, I sit down with Justin, in part 2 to talk about what makes a good operator, the pride battle between old school skill and new school tech, and why some guys still think machine control is a gimmick, even though it’s changed the game.
We also get into the good, the bad, and the downright ugly of running a dirt business in Alberta. From risky canal projects that almost buried the company to million-dollar green energy jobs that came from being visible online.
We talk scrapers, dozers, expanding into Saskatchewan, RCC feedlot tech, building a team that gives a damn, and why culture matters more than a few bucks on the hourly rate.
If you’re a dirt guy, operator, or owner looking to hear the real talk about GPS, equipment, business, and building something solid, this episode’s for you.
In this episode of The Dirtlife podcast, I sit down with Justin, in part 2 to talk about what makes a good operator, the pride battle between old school skill and new school tech, and why some guys still think machine control is a gimmick, even though it’s changed the game.
We also get into the good, the bad, and the downright ugly of running a dirt business in Alberta. From risky canal projects that almost buried the company to million-dollar green energy jobs that came from being visible online.
We talk scrapers, dozers, expanding into Saskatchewan, RCC feedlot tech, building a team that gives a damn, and why culture matters more than a few bucks on the hourly rate.
If you’re a dirt guy, operator, or owner looking to hear the real talk about GPS, equipment, business, and building something solid, this episode’s for you.
