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The New Year is just a few weeks old and it already looks set to be a challenging 12 months filled with financial woes and workload lows. But there will be highlights too. In this special one-off LIVE show, Mystic Mark Anthony will break out his crystal ball in an attempt to see the future…Read moreRead more

In today’s show: A Doosan by any other name would still be pretty awesome; SMT GB enters the machine control arena with a Great Dane; and JCB turns the tide in the fight against the nation’s potholes. PLUS how many wheels does a wheeled excavator have?

In today’s show: America’s first Doosan dozer goes to work; we’re looking back at one of Australia’s biggest and most challenging demolition projects; and we’re going to feel the chill with an Avant wheel loader. PLUS surf’s up for a Caterpillar long reach excavator.

In today’s show: Breaker attachments take an electrifying twist; we’re checking out Volvo Haul Assist system; and we get up close with the latest generation Hitachi wheel loaders. PLUS how Volvo excavators are reshaping the sport of BMX racing.

In today’s show: Car park collapses – Yet another reason to question the viability of electric vehicles; we’re getting salty with some Liebherr wheel loaders; we’re blasting chimneys in Slovakia’ and we’re out on site with a smart new Komatsu mini excavator. PLUS it may have a price tag of a trillion dollars but work…Read moreRead more

In today’s show: Barratt Homes freezes recruitment and the impending recession just became very real; we get the New Year off to an explosive start with CDI; we’re dozing with Komatsu; and a Spanish power station falls to the power of Liebherr and MB Crusher. PLUS Volvo looks to make wheel loader accidents a thing…Read moreRead more

In today’s show: We’re looking at Intelligent Machine Controls with Komatsu; it’s hammer time for Takeuchi; we’re paving the way with Wirtgen Group; and we’re giving ConExpo 2023 more screen time. PLUS the change starts here with Volvo Construction Equipment.

A lot is said about the younger generation: its work ethic; about its reluctance to undertake manual labour; and about its refusal to pursue a career in the demolition and construction industry. But if 17-year old Ben “The Operator” Wade is anything to go by, the future of the sector is in safe hands.

In today’s show: DSM sets aside £1.6 million for its CMA fine, taking the total to almost £29 million and counting. We have a sneak preview of our conversation with Ben the Operator; and a Spanish demolition firm is looking to do something that Europe’s best football clubs have generally failed to accomplish – Complete…Read moreRead more

In today’s show: A perfect storm is approaching the UK construction industry. Should we batten down the hatches now or is it already too late? We’re off to the US in the company of those fine folks at Doosan; we’re celebrating fifty years of Gallaghers; and we’re looking ahead to an electrifying ConExpo with Volvo…Read moreRead more