• Entrepreneurship and Financial Viability in Skilled Trades with Ryan Kiscaden on the Lost Art of the Skilled Trades

  • Dec 23 2024
  • Durée: 33 min
  • Podcast

Entrepreneurship and Financial Viability in Skilled Trades with Ryan Kiscaden on the Lost Art of the Skilled Trades

  • Résumé

  • Host Andrew Brown and guest Ryan Kiscaden delve deep into the world of skilled trades. They discuss the importance and positive outlook of Skilled Trades Careers, the critical issue of Trade Skills Education, opportunities for Tech Integration in Trades, and the power of Children's Books on Trades.

    Reinforce your passion for trades or discover new perspectives on this essential industry by tuning in!

    IN THIS EPISODE:

    (00:03:45) Introduction to the podcast and the importance of skilled trades.

    (00:12:10) Discussion on the Trades Movement Newsletter and its role in advocating for skilled trades careers.

    (00:20:30) Ryan Kiscaden shares stories about celebrating skilled trades and the value of tradespeople like electricians and plumbers.

    (00:35:00) Chat about the decline in skilled trades and societal shifts in education, emphasizing Trade Skills Education.

    (00:50:15) Exploration of entrepreneurial opportunities within skilled trades.

    (01:05:45) The future of trades, including Tech Integration in Trades and Kiscaden Children's Books on Trades.

    Key Takeaways:

    • Contrary to popular belief, skilled trades like carpentry, HVAC, and plumbing offer not just financial stability but also immense job satisfaction through problem-solving and creativity.
    • Enhanced advocacy and integration of technical skills in education can bridge the skills gap and attract more young people to pursue trades careers.
    • With advancements like IoT, AI, and VR, trades are evolving, making tech knowledge essential for future tradespeople, equipping them to handle innovative tools and methods.
    • Ryan Kiscaden emphasizes creating engaging, educational books about trades to inspire children and cultivate an early appreciation for these essential careers.

    ABOUT THE GUEST:

    Ryan Kiscaden is an author and advocate for the skilled trades, inspired by his two young sons. He has written children's books like “The Water Came to a Stop” to inspire kids and change perceptions around trade careers. His efforts, documented on LinkedIn and Amazon, focus on educating the next generation about the importance and value of skilled trades. Kiscaden is also working on a new book about HVAC, expected later this year, while actively promoting trade skills education and tech integration in the trades industry.

    Keywords:

    Skilled Trades Career, Trades Movement Newsletter, Trade Skills Education, Tech Integration in Trades, Children's Books on Trades, Skilled Trades, Trades Industry, Andrew Brown, Toolfetch, Carpentry, HVAC, Electricians, Plumbers, Millwrights, Construction, Craftsmanship, Problem-solving, Creativity, Tradespeople, Advocacy, Trades Careers, Industry Experts, Contractors, Education, Skilled Trades Advisory Council (STAC)

    RESOURCE LINKS

    • Facebook Page URL: https://www.facebook.com/ryankiscaden
    • LinkedIn Profile URL: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryankiscaden
    • YouTube Channel URL: https://www.youtube.com/@RyanKiscadenTV
    • Website: https://kiscadenconsulting.com/

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