How Brenda's Reinvented Workwear for Women in Trades

On this episode of The Aro Benaiah Show, Aro sits down with Brenda Maxx Cumby Mcgee, a trailblazer who broke barriers on the show floors and job sites of America. From her roots as a tomboy with a Tonka truck to becoming a professional model, union carpenter, and now the founder of God Street Blue—a workwear brand designed by and for tradeswomen—Breda’s story is a masterclass in resilience and vision.Breda reveals how she navigated decades in male-dominated construction, rose to become a union steward, and finally tackled the overlooked problem of poorly fitting workwear for women. Discover why the right clothing isn’t just about safety—it’s about confidence, belonging, and performance. Breda shares her playbook on learning every facet of your trade, the importance of apprenticeships, and the power of sticking it out when the culture feels stacked against you.Whether you’re a young professional, aspiring entrepreneur, or hands-on worker looking for practical steps and lived experience, this inspiring episode will fuel your next bold move.Subscribe, leave a review, and share this with someone in the trades.Discover more about Maxx and pre-order “The Pant” at 👉 https://gottstreetblues.com