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Listen Here We all know that fathers play a unique role in their son’s aspirations. This week, Mal interviews Bill Carlton, a major player in the custom fabrication industry. He grew up on a property that his father bought in 1976. Growing up, Bill got accustomed to seeing his dad working on trucks and cars and transforming them into beautiful and powerful vehicles. Soon, he started working in the family business while transforming vehicles for fun.  In 1998, Bill finally decided to turn his passion into a business and established Ekstensive Metal Works , one of the most respected custom fabrication and automotive design shops in Houston, Texas. The shop delivers the most reliable and highest quality vehicles to customers. Bill's business rose to fame in 2017 with the show Texas Metal . The show features Bill and his team while designing and building creatively outrageous cars and trucks. Let's meet the man behind Texas Metal in another fun episode of NC Shop Talk.  “It’s not e

  Listen Here In today’s episode, Mal Maher welcomes Oksana Ignatova of Stitch Girl Inc., a fast-rising talent in custom interiors. Oksana tried her hand at upholstery at the age of 23 and fell in love with it. Originally from Belarus, she moved to the US with her husband to pursue the American Dream. Fueled by her passion for sewing and making creative ideas come to life, Oksana has developed her craft to the level of an expert in just six years. Her love for her art drives her to learn new techniques and employ state-of-the-art tools. She enjoys working on unique projects that bring out her creativity and keen attention to detail, ensuring that every stitch counts. As you listen to this episode, you can hear and feel Oksana ' s determination to be the best she can be and her appreciation for being here.  “I’m so glad that my family’s here; Our son has the opportunity to grow in a great country.” - Oksana Ignatova   In This Episode: The move from Belarus to the USA (and what it&#

    Listen Here It is not uncommon for someone to have diverse interests. But what does a pizza shop have in common with a custom upholstery shop? This week, Mal interviews Chris McClintock about his journey from working in his family’s pizza shop to establishing Bux Customs in a small town in Pennsylvania. Today, Bux Customs is known for custom high-end automotive interiors.  Chris’s story is inspiring because he succeeded in an industry that is very different from what he knew. His stunning designs and detail-oriented craftsmanship have won him awards, making him one of the most sought-after hotrod trimmers in the United States. Let's hear about how Chris learned the craft, his design inspirations, and his goals for the future. And of course, the episode will not be complete without Mal putting his guest on to the Rapid Fire Hot Seat.  “No matter what project I’m doing, I’m diving full into it.” - Chris McClintock   In This Episode: How Bux Customs started from the ground up What

   Listen Here Are you a fan of bespoke leather products? A good quality leather product is a work of art. It is something you’ll cherish for a long time. It can also be a good conversation piece. There are a few reliable companies that create sustainable leather to supply the needs of the leather industry. In today’s episode, Mal talks to Randy Maggard, Automotive Division Manager who also handles several aviation accounts for Moore & Giles .  Founded in 1933 in Lynchburg, Virginia, Moore & Giles is dedicated to designing and developing the most innovative and luxurious natural leathers for the high-end hospitality, aviation, automotive, and residential interior design industries. With over 200 types of leather and more than 3000 color choices, Moore & Giles has something for everyone.  Tune in to this episode to know more about the trends in the leather industry and have fun while Randy goes through the Movie Line Quiz and sits for the Rapid Fire Hot Seat.  “We want to be

  Listen Here The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA ) is the leading organization for companies that rely on general aviation aircraft to help make their businesses more efficient, productive, and successful. It is also known for supporting philanthropic organizations like the Corporate Angel Network, Air Charity Network, and Veterans Airlift Command. In addition, NBAA hosts the most prominent annual aviation trade show. Founded in 1947 and based in Washington, DC, the organization is led by a team of experienced senior executives.  Today, Mal interviews NBAA Vice President for Exhibits Linda Peters to share what’s happening in this year's conference. Linda is responsible for exhibitor relations for the NBAA Annual Meeting & Convention, EBACE, LABACE, and ABACE. So, if you're excited about fresh, innovative ideas, tune in to this episode to know more about the  2021 NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) .  “We're in such a family comm