Our First Century Podcast
Join hosts Ty Edmondson, CEO of T. A. Loving Company, and Christa Davenport, Vice President of People and Culture, as they take you on a journey through a century of excellence in construction. Through storytelling, milestone highlights, and insightful interviews with past and present team members, this podcast series explores the legacy, innovation, and community impact that define T. A. Loving Company.
Whether you’re an employee, a community member, or simply curious about the industry, this podcast offers a unique look into 100 years of building success and the vision for the future. Dive into our first century and celebrate the stories that built us!
Episode 1: The Pilot
In the premiere episode of Our First Century, Ty Edmondson and Christa Davenport introduce T. A. Loving Company’s 100-year legacy, share the vision behind this celebratory podcast series, and invite listeners to explore all that shaped a century of building excellence.
Episode 2: Building A Legacy
Join hosts Ty Edmondson and Christa Davenport as they sit down with Sam Hunter, Chairman of the Board, to uncover the rich history, standout projects, and enduring values that have defined T. A. Loving Company’s legacy in the construction industry.
Episode 3: Behind the Scenes: The Centennial Salute
Go behind the scenes with special guests Paul Hunter and David Philyaw to discover the stories, creativity, and dedication that brought T. A. Loving Company’s 100 Year Book to life, celebrating a century of excellence.
Episode 4: Family Matters
Episode 5: The Bryan Family
Episode 6: History of Bridges
In this episode, we dive into the history of bridge building at T. A. Loving Company, from how it started with a single contract in the 1920’s and grew into a legacy that has shaped the landscapes of North Carolina and beyond. Join us as we talk with Stephen Salter, General Superintendent of the Bridge Group, and Barry Reeves, a retired bridge builder with decades of experience as they share stories of iconic projects, the challenges of working in extreme conditions, and what it means to drive across a bridge knowing they had a hand in its construction.