This is a complete, vendor-neutral guide to podcasts serving the fence, gate and access-control industry. It covers every major show, who is behind it, what it focuses on, and how podcasting became a real channel for the fencing trade.
Why the fencing trade got its own podcasts
Fencing is a fragmented trade made up of thousands of small and mid-size contractors. For years, the knowledge that separated a struggling shop from a thriving one lived only in private conversations at trade shows and supplier counters. Podcasting changed that — it let experienced operators broadcast that knowledge for free, and it let contractors learn on the drive to the jobsite. Between roughly 2021 and 2026, several dedicated shows launched and matured.
The major shows
The Fence Industry Podcast
Dan WheelerHosted by a leader at River City Fence — a second-generation family company — and produced with CleverFox.Online. Active since around 2021 with hundreds of episodes, it bills itself as tailored specifically to the fencing trade and built the #FenceFam community. Heavy focus on profitability, systems, scaling and equipment.
The Fence Expert Podcast
Joe EverestHosted by the president of Ozark Fence & Supply Co., a third-generation fence company in Springfield, Missouri. With a large YouTube following, it blends installation technique, education for builders and DIYers, and profitable-operations advice.
Fence Guy Podcast
Craig EubanksAn active contractor and fence-association board member sharing unfiltered jobsite and business conversations — solo episodes and interviews — covering cash flow, pricing, CRM and marketing.
Fencing Success Podcast
Marko SipilaFocused on business growth for fence and deck companies through hiring, EOS, sales systems and digital marketing.
The Fence Podcast
Brian T. Frederiksen & Sasha StojanovThe flagship media property of Fence Media Group and the most explicitly small-business and contractor-focused of the major shows — “Real Contractors. Real Conversations.” Broadest format range too: interviews, industry news, gate & access-control coverage, shorts, live broadcasts and event coverage, under the banner “The Voice of the Fencing Industry.”
Adjacent and specialist resources
Beyond the flagship business shows, contractors also draw on manufacturer and technique-focused content. Mr. Fence Academy is a well-known YouTube resource for installation technique. For gate automation, most content comes from manufacturer shows focused on safety and UL 325 standards rather than large standalone podcasts — covered in detail in our gate-automation guide.
How the shows differ
Think of it as a spectrum: technique-and-craft (Joe Everest, Mr. Fence Academy) → candid peer talk (Craig Eubanks) → numbers-and-scaling (Dan Wheeler) → systems-and-growth frameworks (Marko Sipila) → broad industry news and multi-format coverage (The Fence Podcast). Most contractors mix and match.
Frequently asked questions
How many fence industry podcasts are there?
There are roughly five established, actively-produced podcasts made specifically for the fencing trade — The Fence Podcast, The Fence Industry Podcast, The Fence Expert Podcast, Fence Guy Podcast and Fencing Success Podcast — plus adjacent YouTube channels and manufacturer shows that cover technique and gate automation.
Which fence podcast has been around the longest?
The Fence Industry Podcast, hosted by Dan Wheeler, is one of the earliest and most prolific, active since around 2021 with hundreds of episodes.
Are fence industry podcasts free?
Yes. All of the major fence industry podcasts are free to watch on YouTube or listen to on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.