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Concrete Logic Podcast
What is the most used manmade material on Earth? You guessed it – concrete. In each episode of Concrete Logic, we will explore one concrete-related topic with the help of industry professionals that are shaping the future of the trade. We’ll talk with suppliers, contractors, architects, engineers, specialists, and even some proponents of competing materials about their views of concrete and their vision of its future.
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EP #158: Why New Concrete Fails Faster Than the Old Stuff (And How to Fix It)
THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: GPRS GPRS helps keep your jobsite safer by locating what is hidden before you cut, core, trench, or drill. Click the GPRS image on the Concrete Logic Podcast website or go here: https://www....
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May 21, 2026
EP #158: Why New Concrete Fails Faster Than the Old Stuff (And How to Fix It)
THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: GPRS GPRS helps keep your jobsite safer by locating what is hidden before you cut, core, trench, or drill. Click the GPRS image on the Concrete Logic Podcast website or go here: https://www....
May 14, 2026
EP #157: Low-Carbon Concrete - Does the Math Actually Work?
THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: GPRS Before you cut, core, drill, or excavate, make sure you know what is inside the concrete. GPRS helps contractors locate rebar, conduit, post-tension cables, utilities, and other hidden ...
May 7, 2026
EP #156: Is Rebar Killing Your Concrete Schedule?
THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: GPRS Before you cut, core, drill, or trench through concrete, know what is inside it. GPRS helps contractors locate rebar, conduit, post-tension cables, voids, and other hidden hazards befor...
April 30, 2026
EP #155: EPDs, Data Centers, and the New Paperwork Hitting Concrete Producers
This episode is brought to you by GPRS . GPRS helps keep your projects moving by locating what is hidden before you cut, core, drill, or trench. From ground-penetrating radar and utility locating to concrete scanning and 3D l...
April 21, 2026
EP #154: Why Concrete Is on the Critical Path for AI Data Centers
PRESENTED BY: GPRS Construction professionals know that utilities and concrete reinforcements can cause big problems when you’re on the job. GPRS helps you avoid them. We use ground penetrating radar to detect rebar, conduit,...
April 14, 2026
EP #153: Your Concrete Mix Design Still Isn’t Ready… Until You Do This
PRESENTED BY: GPRS Construction professionals know that utilities and concrete reinforcements can cause big problems when you’re on the job. GPRS helps you avoid them. We use ground penetrating radar to detect rebar, conduit,...
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May 31, 2026
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I was driving home from work the other day and was almost to the entrance of my neighborhood. The right lane was coned off, and there were four or five Dominion trucks lined up.Crews were setting new power poles.Nothing dramatic. No pres…
May 24, 2026
The Concrete Market Is Still Strong. So Why Are Margins Getting Squee…
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May 17, 2026
Low-Carbon Concrete Still Has to Survive the Jobsite
Fortera ReCarb Plant | forteraglobal.com “What we see depends mainly on what we look for.” – John Lubbock The concrete industry has heard enough slogans.Low-carbon cement. Green concrete. Carbon captur…
About the Hosts
Seth Tandett
Seth Tandett is based in Richmond, Virginia, and has spent years working in the concrete construction industry across central and southern Virginia. His experience includes structural concrete work on multi-level frames, data centers, federal facilities, and other large-scale projects.
Today, Seth works in business development for Baker Construction and hosts the Concrete Logic Podcast, where he asks direct questions about what is really happening in the concrete industry.
Outside of work, Seth spends time studying economics, reading American history, and hunting waterfowl.
On the Concrete Logic Podcast, Seth brings the same approach he uses in the field: ask better questions, challenge weak answers, and focus on what actually matters in concrete.
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