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In Episode 53, we cover everything from space nerds and flat-earthers to stolen bronze vases, Facebook forum advice, and the danger of bad rigging. The main focus is education in the monument industry — knowing your equipment, asking better questions, attending workshops, and understanding that experience matters when safety is on the line. Knowledge is power, and in this business, it might also keep a stone from falling where it shouldn’t.
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In this episode of the We Rock Podcast, we’re joined by Nate Gingrich of Gingrich Memorials to break down the upcoming Mid-Atlantic Monument Convention in Baltimore. We talk booth sellouts, why conventions still matter, how education and vendors actually drive value, and what a well-run show looks…
Fresh off a trip to Baltimore, we break down what the experience really taught us—about conventions, craftsmanship, and the people who still take pride in doing things the right way. But the conversation doesn’t stop there.
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Season 4, Episode 50 is a special one—we traveled to Texas A&M School of Law in Fort Worth to sit down with Professor Glynn Lunney for a plain-English conversation about copyright in the monument industry. We cover where copyright came from (printing press → modern law), what “substantial sim…
Recorded live on the convention floor in Baltimore, this episode of the We Rock Podcast drops you into the heart of the Mid-Atlantic Convention. We talk with monument builders, suppliers, and industry leaders about why conventions still matter, what you really gain by showing up, and how relationsh…
In “Where Are Your Brochures?” the guys dive into a surprisingly heated topic: why the monument world hasn’t let go of brochures yet. After a real customer email sparks the discussion, Austin and Tony explore how brochures can unintentionally restrict design, confuse families, and box in memorial …
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