Meet The Pendleton's

In 2019, Our family almost lost our MVP! 

During the long hours of physical manual labor John Pendleton was electrocuted on the job by 4,160 volts of electricity to the top of his head while working on heavy machinery. John spent months in the hospital. He has endured over 30+ reconstruction surgeries since with many more still left to come in the future.

5 years later John and his wife Tiffany are now social media podcasters hosting their own guest show called Forgotten Working Class Podcast. (Youtube, Spotify, I Heart Radio & Apple Podcasts)

Social Media Influencers raising awareness for safety and trauma doing interviews, PR and media releases. And public speaking around the world.

As well as owners of a Arcingahead ®️  Blue Collar Apparel Line established to offer a one of a kind clothing to be able to help more families like ours in time of need and offer our continued support for the hard working Blue Collar Men, Women and their families around the world. 

Our family prays for your families safety at all times! 

We would love to hear from you! 

Injured? Working a Blue Collar Job? First Responder? Veteran? Have an experience or life story you'd like to share with us?

Allow us to be your outlet as we encourage everyone to share their life experiences good and bad. Together we can create a new community of support for each other while sharing our life experiences!

If Interested in being a guest on our Podcast, Safety Meeting Presentations, Media Related Inquiries, and apparel questions or concerns..


Contact Tiffany Pendleton 

561-818-9906

*Tiffanyroj23@gmail.com

*Forgottenworkingclasspodcast@gmail.com 

PO Box

15673 Southern Blvd Unit 107-127 Loxahatchee FL 33470

 

      

  

View John Speaking 🎤

November 2024, John and Tiffany Pendleton spoke to 3 morning sessions of 6,000 Hoffman Construction Employees in Arizona about their Family, John being Electrocuted on the job, his Recovery, and life goal to continuously remind Blue Collar Workers that...
"You Can Never Be Too Safe"
-John Pendleton