Get ready for another lively round with The Contractor Guys, hosted by Greg Powell, Kurt Bohmer, and Barry McKeever. This week, the crew welcomes special guest Ray Faz of Catalina Pools, who dives into the latest trends, challenges, and stories from the world of pool design and construction.

The phone lines stay hot with plenty of call-ins, bringing real questions, real characters, and real laughs. And of course, the guys keep the energy rolling with sharp wit, good-natured ribbing, and the kind of industry smarts only seasoned contractors can deliver.

Don’t miss the Working Man’s Theme of the Week contest, featuring two classics going head-to-head:
“Fat Man” by Jethro Tull – proposed by Greg Powell
“The Flame” by Cheap Trick - proposed by Kurt Bohmer

Tune in for great stories, big laughs, and the kind of conversation only The Contractor Guys can deliver!

Originally aired: May 18, 1995

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This week on The Contractor Guys, Tanner from Statewide Property Services is in the studio, boots on the table, ready to give some real advice to listeners as they call in with their construction needs.

The phones are on fire all episode with call-ins from listeners across the region. Tanner and the guys dish out no-filter advice while trading war stories that’ll make you laugh, cringe, and maybe rethink doing the work yourself.

Keeping the mood right, they spin David Bowie’s dark, pulsing masterpiece “Outside” and then drop the needle on Merle Haggard’s stone-cold classic “Workin’ Man Blues” because every contractor knows that feeling of pouring your life into the job and still owing your soul to the company store.

Of course you get the latest fish report from the fish experts.

Whether you’re knee-deep in drywall dust, chasing deals, or just here for the tunes and real talk, this episode is straight fire. Turn it up, lean in, and let’s get to work.

Originally aired: October 15, 1995

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This week on The Contractor Guys, they are joined by Mike Parker, better known as “Mr. Rooter” the plumber who’s seen (and fixed) it all. From gnarly backups to homeowner horror stories, Mike brings expert insights and a few tales from the field.

Expect classic vibes throughout the episode with plenty of Led Zeppelin and Beatles tracks setting the tone, along with the show’s signature fish report, friendly ribbing, and off-the-cuff banter that keeps listeners laughing and learning.

Whether you’re a contractor, a DIYer, or just here for the music and mayhem, this episode is packed, plugged, and ready to flow.

Originally aired: June 27, 1996

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