Balancing Hard Hats & Heels: Recent Episodes
Candice & Sydney
Balancing Hard Hats & Heels serves as a vessel to discuss the topics that Women face while they are working in or supporting male dominated industries. Our passion is to broaden our viewpoints to also include the input of children, spouses, males, and people within similar industries or with similar experiences. into our discussions to ensure we are providing adequate support and guidance to anyone who can relate to support industries that lack direction Here at B3H we are geared toward diving into your passions, challenges, goals, achievements, and while doing that we also want to provide insightful information to help throughout your journey. As we discuss your topics we will also clue you in my loyal readers as to what inspires us to work in this crazy amazing industry.
Abby tells us what it's like being an outsider to the industrial construction world of outages.
Mrs. Ann continue her talk with B3H on what it's like to be a woman in Industrial Construction.
Join us to listen in to 6 ladies give a full preview of what we plan to discuss and support through Balancing Hard Hats & Heels in the future. Part 1 introduces 4 of the 6 ladies that guide the discussion topics related to what it is like being a Woman in Industrial Construction, some of the misconceptions that we hear, and a brief viewpoint on how we feel within our roles.
Candice and Abby continue the conversation discussing her understanding and viewpoints of what it's like being an outsider to the industrial construction world of outage work.
Candice and Abby sit down to talk about her understanding and viewpoints of what it's like being an outsider to the industrial construction world of outage work.
Continue to listen in to Mrs. Ann as she talks about her perspectives of being in the tool room, the changes she has seen in the industry, her advice for any women interested in joining the field, and many more topics!
Continue to listen in to Mrs. Ann as she talks about her perspectives of being in the tool room, her feelings of being held back with limited growth opportunity, the changes she has seen in the industry, and many more topics!
Join in to listen to Mrs. Ann Collins give us her history and view points on being a woman in two male dominated fields (Military in the 80's) and Industrial Construction!
Harley (12) & Branson (14) sit down with Candice to discuss their perspective and insight on what it's like being the child within a family of people who work Industrial Construction. They talk about their opinions of if the sacrifices are worth it, how they have felt throughout growing up through it, and if they'd want to do it themselves!
Join us to listen to the final part of our table talk episode that was recorded in Neely, MS with some amazing ladies! This episode focuses so much on strong women and the adversities while talking about input and advice for growing B3H!
Join us to continue the discussion from the table talk series to listen in on these ladies view point and experiences of managing relationships and family while living the lifestyle of traveling due to Industrial Construction. These ladies dive into the sacrifices, if they feel that it's worth it, and even throw a question out to Sydney and I on our viewpoint about relationships in this field.
Join us to continue the discussion from the table talk series to listen in on these ladies view point and experiences of being married into the industry of Industrial Construction.
Join us to listen in to 6 ladies give a full preview of what we plan to discuss and support through Balancing Hard Hats & Heels in the future. Part 1 introduces 4 of the 6 ladies that guide the discussion topics related to what it is like being a Woman in Industrial Construction, some of the misconceptions that we hear, and a brief viewpoint on how we feel within our roles.
This episode is the introduction to what B3H is and what you can expect from us in the future as a resource and podcast.