On The Job Podcast With IBEW 103

Built Union Strong: Marc Fucarile’s Story

Marc Fucarile, a union roofer and survivor of the Boston Marathon bombing, shares his story of resilience, recovery, and the strength of union brotherhood. From the jobsite to life-changing adversity, Marc talks about what it means to rebuild, stay grounded, and keep moving forward. Through the M.A.R.C. Foundation, he’s now helping others facing serious challenges, providing support and real resources when it matters most. Learn more or support the mission: marcfucarilefoundation.org

Inside Lantel with John Grennon: The Future of Security and Public Safety

This interview with John from Lantel Communications explores the vital role of low voltage technology, community safety, and industry collaboration in modern security and communication systems. Discover how innovative solutions and strong partnerships are shaping safer communities and advancing industry standards.

Powering Boston’s Largest Developments - Inside McDonald Electric with Mike McDonald

In this episode, we sit down with Mike McDonald of McDonald Electric to talk about the realities of running a successful electrical contracting company and what it takes to build strong partnerships across the industry. Mike shares insights on the growth of McDonald Electric, the importance of skilled union labor, and the role contractors play in delivering complex projects that power our communities. It’s a conversation about leadership, craftsmanship, and the future of the electrical industry.

Labor, Policy, and the Future of Clean Energy with Senator Ed Markey

In this episode, Senator Ed Markey discusses the critical intersection of clean energy, labor advocacy, and political leadership. He emphasizes the importance of renewable energy projects like offshore wind and solar, the challenges posed by current political dynamics, and the need for a united labor front to protect jobs and promote sustainable energy solutions. The conversation highlights the historical context of labor movements and the ongoing fight for workers' rights in the face of adversity.

Powering Generations: Alan Scharfe and the Legacy of John A. Penney

Alan Scharfe of John A. Penney joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on the growth and transformation of the electrical industry. We discuss family legacy, major projects that helped define the region, and the partnerships that make large-scale work possible. The episode also dives into apprenticeship, workforce development, and the responsibility we share in preparing the next generation. It is a discussion about honoring the past while building a stronger future.