Tower Talks with Inside Towers
Inside Towers 265 episodes Nov 4, 2026
Tower Talks with Inside Towers is a podcast from Inside Towers Managing Editor Jim Fryer about the telecom tower and wireless infrastructure industry. It features conversations with key players in the sector, covering news, trends, and developments shaping tower and wireless networks. The show accompanies Inside Towers' daily industry newsletter.
Episodes
#264 - Digicel: Managing Network Operations Across Diverse, Small Markets
Digicel provides fixed and mobile telecommunications services in 25 countries across the Caribbean, and Central and South America. Its country-specific operating units have one thing in common: they are all different.Digicel Chief Executive Officer Marcelo Cataldo joins Inside Towers Business Editor John Celentano to discuss Digicel’s distinctive characteristics and the opportunities and challenge
#263 - MaxCell: Streamlining Ducted Fiber Deployments
Installing fiber is not easy and involves everything from local permitting, supply chain issues and field construction work. Deploying fiber in underground cable ducts can be especially challenging.Ken Moore, Strategic Account Manager-Broadband at MaxCell speaks with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor about Maxcell’s novel flexible fiber innerduct solutions that help streamline the labo
#262 - Harmoni: Managing Tower Company Growth in a Dynamic Environment
Today’s tower business is being impacted by mobile network operator capex adjustments, new spectrum deployments, some carrier consolidation and AI applied to various tower operations.Yannis Macheras, Chief Executive Officer at Harmoni Towers, in conversation with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor, offers his perspectives on running a private tower company in today’s environment.Support
#261 - FiberLight: How Fiber Networks Support AI Distribution
Demand for fiber connectivity is escalating to support large data transfers in and between data centers, and ultimately, for AI inference applications where they are needed closer to users.Bill Major, Chief Executive Officer at FiberLight joins John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor to talk about the surging demand for fiber connectivity and the opportunities and challenges that creates for
#260 - Allfasteners: Rethinking RAN Deployments
Any discussion about wireless cell site installations usually focuses on antennas, radios and cables. But a lot of ancillary equipment is needed for mounting and protecting radios and antennas at height, so that they function as designed.Calvin Carmichael, Sales Representative at Allfasteners talks with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor about the company’s new Raptor Radome, a special
#259 - Clearfield: From Access to AI, Fiber’s Expanding Role
Discussions at Fiber Connect 2026 addressed fiber deployments across a range of access and transport applications for broadband, wireless, data center and IoT uses.Clearfield bills itself as “The Fiber to Anywhere Company” and offers a wide variety of patented designed and manufactured components and connectivity elements that help speed up fiber deployments at lower labor costs.Anis Khemakhem, Ch
#258 - Network Connex: Wireless, Fiber, and Data Center Connectivity Convergence
Fiber Connect 2026 proved to be quite timely and significant at this point in the telecom industry with data center expansion booming, fiber builds ramping up with BEAD funding, and ongoing new tower construction.Doug Wittrock, Chief Operating Officer at Network Connex sat down with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor at the event to share his perspectives and outlook on the opportunitie
#257 - Husch Blackwell: From AI Factories to the Edge: The Next Data Center Shift
Hyperscale data centers, (aka AI factories), are expanding rapidly to develop AI Large Learning Models. However, the notion of edge data centers for AI Inference and high-speed, low-latency applications is getting renewed attention.Rod Carter and Jake Remington, partners at the telecom law practice at Husch Blackwell, discuss with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor, the issues related t
#256 - Ontivity: The Evolving Digital Infrastructure Ecosystem
The telecom industry is evolving from distinct wireless and wireline businesses into a broader digital infrastructure ecosystem. Ontivity is a company that is involved in a number of key aspects of designing and building a range of digital infrastructure asset classes.Eric Chase, Executive Chairman of Ontivity, and Dave Mayo, Senior Technology Executive serving on the Ontivity board of directors s
#255 - Valmont: The Silent Signal Killer, Finding & Fixing PIM
Any kind of RF interference at a call site will diminish connections to cell phones and cause poor service which leads to customer complaints. Unlike active interference from nearby antennas, PIM, or passive intermodulation interference, can be caused by many elements in and around a cell site on a tower. These conditions make PIM hard to detect and mitigate. Drew Martin, Sales Engineer-Interfer
#254 - Fiber Broadband Association: The Dynamic Fiber Broadband Market
Fiber is the key connectivity element that ties together all digital infrastructure asset classes, for consumers and Enterprises alike.Gary Bolton, President & CEO of the Fiber Broadband Association, talks with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor, about the rapid growth, the outlook for the fiber broadband business and the upcoming Fiber Connect event.Support the show
#253 - Harmoni Towers: Growth Opportunities for Private Tower Companies
Private tower companies are active in new tower builds and site modifications response to mobile network operator demand for colocations and amendments associated with coverage and capacity expansion. But scaling a tower company involves permitting, financing, competition, and availability of quality assets to acquire.Chas Peterson, Chief Commercial Officer and Aaron Bloom, Senior Vice President-B
#252 - CCA: On Top of Member Legislative Issues
The Competitive Carriers Association (CCA) opens its 2026 Mobility & Connectivity Show tomorrow in Louisville, Kentucky. In this Tower Talks podcast, CCA President and CEO Tim Donovan spoke with Inside Towers Washington Bureau Chief Leslie Stimson before the show about hot topics for the association that represents competitive communications service providers and stakeholders across the United
#251 - Critical Cabling: Powering Reliable Networks in a High-Stakes Era
A 1988 Chicago-area telecom fire exposed how dangerous traditional cabling materials were, and how digital infrastructure depends on reliable power systems. As data demand grows and network integrity becomes increasingly critical, power conversion products and cabling must deliver consistent quality, resilience, and performance across wireless and fiber networks, and in central offices, and data c
#250 - FCC's Commissioner Gomez: What's Holding up BEAD?
Many delays have impacted the federal government’s BEAD program. This and other events have slowed getting shovels in the ground for government help for states and their contractors looking to expand broadband deployment.In this Tower Talks podcast, FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez speaks with Inside Towers Washington Bureau Chief Leslie Stimson about broadband deployment, as well as contested issues l
#249 - Palistar Capital: Investing in Digital Infrastructure
The tower business is alive and well. U.S. mobile network operators are expanding their networks and tower companies are benefiting from that increased deployment activity. Smaller, private tower companies remain active with new tower builds and consolidations but need funding.Palistar Capital is a private investment firm that helps small tower companies grow. Omar Jaffrey, Palistar Capital Managi
#248 - Harmoni Towers: Growing a Private Tower Company
Increasing mobile data consumption and closing the digital divide are big drivers for continued capacity and coverage expansion among mobile network operators. Private tower companies have been most active in new tower builds and M&A activity in response to these market drivers. But scaling a tower company has its challenges – financing, competition, availability of quality assets to acquire.
#247 - Wireless Water Cooler - Satellite and Telecom discussion with Consultant Tim Farrar
Co-hosts Patrick Halley, WIA President and CEO, and Leslie Stimson, Inside Towers Washington Bureau Chief, discussed the evolution of satellite-to-phone, direct-to-device (D2D) technology with Tim Farrar, founder of TMF Associates. Tim founded his consultancy in 2002 to undertake technical, market and financial consulting across the satellite and telecom sectors.In this discussion, Farrar explains
#246 - Husch Blackwell: New Towers and Property Values
Residents often push back on new tower developments in their communities for various reasons – location of the tower, how it looks, health risks and lowering of property values. The last point is often the focus of much discussion and debate at municipal hearings. Is this a valid concern for residents? Rod Carter and Jake Remington, Partners in the Telecom Law practice at Husch Blackwell, discuss
#245 - Allfasteners: Supporting Data Center Builds
Modern mounting systems for digital infrastructure equipment go beyond basicframes—they're adaptable, configurable, and designed to secure active gear whileproviding organized pathways for power and signal cables.Calvin Waskey, with the National Sales team at Allfasteners, discusses with JohnCelentano, Inside Towers Business Editor, some unique aspects of the company’smounting systems and whe
#244 - Wireless Water Cooler Hosts Arpan Sura, FCC’s Chief AI Officer
Co-hosts Patrick Halley, WIA CEO and President, and Jim Fryer, Inside Towers Managing Editor, recently chatted with Arpan Sura, Senior Counsel to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr and Chief AI Officer, on their Wireless Water Cooler podcast. In this lively talk, Sura discusses a variety of issues including the Commission’s Build America agenda focused on unleashing high-speed infrastructure builds, resto
#243 - OneVizion: Accessing Disparate Information in Large Organizations
Large organizations deal with a lot of data and information that is often in silos and not shared among internal groups. Digital infrastructure projects, for example, involve site acquisition and permitting, engineering, construction and ongoing operations and maintenance. Infrastructure businesses save time and money when all groups in the company can access data across the entire process.Paul Al
#242 - Fiberlight: Fiber Market Dynamics and Outlook
Demand for fiber connectivity is at an all-time high. Both dark and lit fiber are in demand for connections to towers, enterprises, and data centers, and for middle-mile routes connecting fiber-to-the-home deployments. Fiber strand counts and optical transmission speeds are increasing dramatically. And the mix of national, regional and smaller fiber operators is constantly churning. Tyler Coates,
#241 - Power & Tel: Telecom in Transition
Wireless, fiber, and data center markets are projected to grow in 2025 and in subsequent years. Nonetheless, these markets are encountering challenges due to the prevailing macroeconomic conditions. These factors collectively influence the telecom supply chain in both beneficial and adverse manners.Gus Vasilakis, VP of Canada Sales & Global Business Development at Power & Tel, discusses wi
#240 - Sitetracker - Beyond the Build: Managing Digital Infrastructure Efficiently
Building and managing digital infrastructure —whether it’s towers, fiber networks, or data centers—is a multifaceted challenge, requiring precise coordination across design, construction, and ongoing operations. Brant Carter, VP-Product at Sitetracker, discusses with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor, overarching industry trends and how the company’s 'Full Asset Lifecycle Manageme
#239 - Myths Costing U.S. TowerCos Million (and How to Fix Them)
Digital twins have become a powerful tool for TowerCos - helping to uncover hidden revenue, reduce costs, and improve decision-making. But misconceptions about site data and operations are still costing TowerCos millions, according to vHive. In this episode, vHive’s CRO Itai Karelic joins Inside Towers' John Celentano to break down five costly myths to reveal how digital twins can unlock unta
#238 - Towers & Withstanding the Test of Time with Congruex
Although designed to last a long time, towers undergo continual loading changes as mobile network operators and wireless service providers add, upgrade or replace their transmission equipment. And towers must withstand constant changes in the weather.Mike Seymour, President and Bryan Lanier, Vice President-Operations at Congruex Wireless Solutions talk with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business E
#237 - Telecommunications Against Trafficking and Exploitation
Human trafficking involves the exploitation of men, women and children, for some sort of control or monetary gain.The Telecommunications Against Trafficking and Exploitation, or T.A.T.E., initiative offers guidelines for the many men and women who work in telecom to help prevent such exploitations by knowing what to look for and how to respond.Ashlie Bryant, co-founder and CEO, and Josh Loaiza, bu
#236 - Harmoni Towers - Colocating Tenants on Towers
Tower companies report an increase in colocation requests from MNOs and other wireless operators, more than for lease amendments on existing sites. Onboarding second or third tenants involves different considerations than hosting the anchor tenant. Harmoni Towers' CCO Chas Peterson and SVP of Business Development Aaron Bloom discuss these key colocation considerations with Inside Towers Busin
#235 - Wireless Water Cooler Hosts Jim Stritzinger, Head of the SC Broadband Office
Co-hosts Patrick Halley, WIA CEO and President, and Jim Fryer, Inside Towers Managing Editor recently chatted with Jim Stritzinger, the Director of the South Carolina Broadband Office on the Wireless Water Cooler podcast.In this lively and candid half-hour talk, the focus is on innovative ways the public and private sectors can partner to ensure the federal funding from NTIA’s Broadband Equity, Ac
#234 - Meeting Health & Safety Standards using Power-Ascenders
Tower climbers work in all kinds of weather that affect their health and safety, especially in hot and humid conditions. Industry and government agencies are making a concerted effort to establish appropriate Heat Injury and Illness Prevention safety standards and practices in construction industries but some of these may be difficult to adhere to as written for our tower climbers.Bryant Bertrand,
#233 - Mobile Tower Siting Case with Husch Blackwell
We often hear about municipalities or individuals pushing back on new cell tower developments in their communities over location or aesthetics. A recent case involved two competing tower companies that went to court over a siting dispute with an interesting outcome.Rod Carter, Partner, Jake Remington, Senior Counsel, and Joe Diedrich, Senior Associate, all with Husch Blackwell’s Telecom Law Practi
#232 - Private Tower Company Opportunities and Challenges
In the U.S., large public tower companies hold a substantial portion of the communications towers in operation. The remainder are owned and managed by numerous smaller private companies that support a range of mobile network operators and other wireless service providers. Private tower companies often can be more agile and offer custom services to their customers. But there are challenges.Yannis M
#231- Symphony on the State of the Wireless Industry
The digital infrastructure business continues to be dynamic and challenging. Bernard Borghei, tower company veteran and CEO of Symphony Wireless, shares his perspectives and outlook on the wireless market and overall digital infrastructure ecosystem with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor.Support the show
#230 - Weekly News Recap - August 5 - 9, 2024
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#229 - The Fiber Market: An Overview & Outlook
Fiber optic systems are used everywhere to provide high speed connections to buildings, towers, and data centers. Increasing demand for high-speed data, streaming video and burgeoning AI-enabled services is driving construction and expansion of fiber routes to provide more connectivity. At the same time, the market has become a mix of large and small fiber operators, all competing for a piece of t
#228 - Weekly News Recap - July 22 - 26, 2024
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#227 - Navigating Cell Site Structural Challenges
Steel structural elements are designed to support the weight and wind loading that macrocell antennas and radio units create on a tower. More important, structural elements must be designed and installed to minimize passive intermodulation interference, or PIM, that is generated from transmitted and received RF signals reflecting off of these elements.CommScope’s Chuck Mann, Senior Director, Engin
#226 - Telecom Common Language
iconectiv TruOps Common Language® is a distributed data registry that increases corporate revenues by streamlining network planning, service activation and technology rollouts via industry standard location and equipment identification codes. Using Common Language codes streamlines communication and management across the data network and telecom interconnection ecosystem and enables critical infor
#225 - Weekly News Recap - July 15 - 19, 2024
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#224 - The Telecom Infrastructure Services Business Trajectory
Planning and building digital infrastructure is hard and requires technical and project management capabilities and skills that few organizations can offer at scale.Fullerton is an established engineering and construction management firm that handles projects for tower companies and communications service providers to deploy wireless or fiber networks, outdoors and inside buildings. The company ta
#223 - Weekly News Recap - June 10 - 14, 2024
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#222 - 5G Non-terrestrial Network Opportunities with Kratos
Satellite-based services for decades have provided a variety of applications across commercial, industrial and government markets. Different satellite systems – GEO, MEO, LEO - serve different purposes.Recent discussions on direct satellite to cell phone connections or broadband internet connectivity address just a part of the broader satellite-based communications business.Greg Quiggle, Senior Vi
#221 - Weekly News Recap - May 28 - 31, 2024
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#220 - Weekly News Recap - May 13 - 17, 2024
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#219 - Power & Tel: A Supply Chain of Events
Telecom equipment distributors play a pivotal role in supplying all the infrastructure elements that make broadband and mobile networks work. Distributors stock their warehouses with thousands of products from hundreds of manufacturers and deliver orders for these products from network operators and their contractors to wherever the equipment is needed in the field.Melissa Seibring, Director of Ma
#218 - Clearfield - Novel Solutions for Fiber Deployments
There is more and more fiber being deployed in the middle mile and deeper into the network to interconnect data centers and enterprises, provide wireless carriers with cell site backhaul, and enable telco and ISP deployments.Clearfield, a fiber management and connectivity provider, designs and builds the products needed to power active equipment at the edge and manage and deploy the fiber cables a
#217- Weekly News Recap - April 29 - May 3, 2024
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#216- Weekly News Recap - April 15 - 19, 2024
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#215 - Wireless Water Cooler - Congressman Buddy Carter
Co-hosts Patrick Halley, WIA CEO and President, and Jim Fryer, Inside Towers Managing Editor recently chatted with U.S. Congressman Buddy Carter (GA-01) on the Wireless Water Cooler podcast. The five-term Congressman is Chair of the Environment, Manufacturing, and Critical Materials Subcommittee and was formerly Vice Chair of the Communications & Technology subcommittee.In this lively and cand
#214 - Everest Infrastructure Partners: Global Growth Through Acquisitions
The tower business is alive and well, despite the slower pace of network builds among the U.S. mobile network operators. While the public tower companies are guiding to low single-digit growth in 2024, there is movement among the smaller, private tower companies.Private tower deals tend to be small, from a few towers to a few hundred towers at a time. Still, tower acquisitions are taking place, bo
#213 - Weekly News Recap - April 1 - 5, 2024
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#212- Weekly News Recap - March 4 - 8, 2024
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#211- Weekly News Recap - February 26 - March 1, 2024
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#210- Weekly News Recap - February 19 - 23, 2024
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#209 - The Tower Family Foundation with Jim Tracy
Jim Tracy has worked in the wireless infrastructure business for many years, from climbing towers to running his own tower contracting business, to serving as Board Chairman of NATE and now as President of the Tower Family Foundation (TFF). In conversation with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor, Tracy shares insights gained from his long experience in the tower contracting business, h
#208 - Weekly News Recap - January 29 - Feb 2, 2024
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#207- TIF Takes on Industry Safety Issues
Tower climbing is inherently hazardous and dangerous. More than that, tower technicians must be knowledgeable and skilled at constructing towers, and installing and testing RF, fiber, and related power systems. The tower industry has always been concerned that more training and certification is needed to ensure tower technicians can work safely at heights while building high-quality networks.Telec
#206 - Weekly News Recap - January 22 - 26, 2024
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#205 - Weekly News Recap - January 15 - 19, 2024
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#204 - Weekly News Recap - January 8 - 12, 2024
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#203 - Weekly News Recap - December 4 - 8, 2023
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#202 - Weekly News Recap - November 27 - December 1, 2023
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#201 - Developing Land for Data Center Use with Husch Blackwell
The digital infrastructure ecosystem including towers, fiber, data centers and small cells all operate under a similar ‘shared infrastructure’ business model. But deploying these assets, particularly data centers, comes with very different land use requirements compared to erecting towers.Jake Remington, Senior Counsel, and Sandy Gomez, Partner, both with the law firm, Husch Blackwell, discuss wit
#200 - Weekly News Recap - November 6 - 10, 2023
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#199 - Weekly News Recap - October 30- November 3, 2023
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#198 - Weekly News Recap - October 23- 27, 2023
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#197 - Wireless Water Cooler - Alex Gellman of Vertical Bridge
Co-hosts Patrick Halley, WIA CEO and President, and Jim Fryer, Inside Towers Managing Editor recently chatted with Alex Gellman, Executive Chairman and Co-founder of Vertical Bridge on the Wireless Water Cooler podcast.In this lively and candid half hour talk, Gellman discussed a variety of issues including recent slowdowns in MNO activity and how Vertical Bridge is responding. He shared how the c
#196 - Weekly News Recap - October 16 - 20, 2023
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#195 - Learning Alliance Corporation Pivots with the Industry
With the slowdown in tower construction and RAN installation work, the challenge for infrastructure operators and their contractors is how to reallocate those skills and human resources to other new activity on the ground, particularly, fiber and increasingly, EV charging station projects. Learning Alliance offers a range training and certification programs that help field technicians expand their
#194 - Weekly News Recap - October 9 - 13, 2023
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#193 - StratCap Wireless: Infrastructure Investor and Owner-Operator
With continuing demand for broadband and mobile data connectivity, and the specter of artificial intelligence having a big upside impact, there are opportunities for infrastructure companies that are focused on a vertical market like towers, or a portfolio of assets that includes fiber, small cells, and data centers. At the same time, there are challenges to acquiring and owning and operating infr
#192 - Weekly News Recap - October 2 - 6, 2023
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#191 - Spartaco Acquires Ronin Revolution
In August, Spartaco Group announced that it acquired Ronin Revolution, the designer and manufacturer of battery-powered ascenders.Nick Skrobot, CEO of Spartaco and Bryant Bertrand, CEO of Ronin join John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor, to discuss the acquisition, where Ronin and its battery-powered ascenders fit in Spartaco’s lineup of professional tool manufacturers, and what the deal m
#190 - Weekly News Recap - September 25 - 29, 2023
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#189 - Weekly News Recap - September 18 - 22, 2023
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#188 - Weekly News Recap - September 11 - 15, 2023
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#187 - Weekly News Recap - September 5 - 9 2023
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#186 - Weekly News Recap - August 14-18, 2023
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#185 - Weekly News Recap - August 7 - 11, 2023
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