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We’ve got boots on the ground in Louisville for a special live episode of Beyond The Moon covering everything Utility Expo 2025. Tune in as we talk to Ditch Witch’s own Jeff Smith and Terry Golay about the show so far, what it’s like to be behind the wheel of the Super Witch, and more.
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