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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 181 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Something is happening this week at the American Society of Civil Engineers that hasn’t happened in nearly 12 years.
ASCE has a new leader at the Headquarters building in Reston, Virginia.
Peter O’Neil officially started as ASCE’s new chief executi... more
Civil engineering risk management is not only an important topic, it can be a nebulous one.
Gray areas, assumptions, communication breakdowns, in other words: a real mess.
So ASCE has launched a new Risk Management Community of Practice – a space f... more
It’s snow season in a lot of places right now – which means salt season.
And salt season isn’t great for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is contaminated water.
So, Connie Fortin and Tim Olson have a new idea.
They call it low salt des... more
After more than a decade of experience building teams that build airplanes, Lisa Schleuter has added a new job title to her resume: children’s book author.
Schleuter has published a new book called Ollie the Civil Engineer aimed at entertaining and ... more
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A fantastic listen for anyone in the civil engineering community or those curious about the field like tech startups. Lots of applicable insights and inspirations. Highly recommended for staying connected with the latest in this domain!
I look forward to this podcast hearing the experiences and advice of the full spectrum of colleagues in our industry from seasoned professionals to those just starting out in their career. They also reach out to civil engineers from a geographical and specialty range. This podcast keeps us connected as a profession. And Ben Walpole has a magnificent voice made for a podcast.
So many good things to say about this Podcast! This podcast features a diverse group of people involved in the Civil Engineering field whether it be directly or indirectly. Topics covered in the past include stress management, the power of storytelling, and the scooter revolution. Through the smaller segments, you get to learn about why people chose the civil engineering profession or even how their passions outside of work help them to be a better leader and/or engineer! I love this podcast for... more
The production quality is better than many podcasts. The interviewer has a good tone and is nice to listen to. They guests on the show are obviously accomplished people. However, I would ask the show what it’s purpose is. In its present format, it appears to be an echo chamber, giving guests a platform without doing that last step of bringing back that relevance to listeners. After each interview, it might be worth summarizing key points or “try this” tips that bubble up in the segment. The prog... more
As a civil engineer with 30 plus years of experience in the field, I found these podcasts to be full of great practical advice and inspiration; I recommend for anyone, any stage in your career, as well as those thinking about entering the field.
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A tech-forward, engineering-focused show that centers on civil engineering, infrastructure, and leadership in the AEC space. Episodes regularly cover risk management, sustainable design (e.g., low-salt approaches), AI's impact on design and construction, and the human side of engineering—leadership, mentorship, and community engagement. Notable for weaving practical industry insights, real-world project challenges, and personal journeys of engineers who broaden the profession's reach, from K-12 STEM outreach to governance and policy implications. The podcast stands out for its diverse guest roster, actionable takeaways, and a strong emphasis on community and professional development within civil engineering.
Potential listeners include pra... more
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Recent guests on ASCE Plot Points Podcast include:
1. Peter O'Neil
2. Bill McAnally
3. Mitch Winkler
4. Connie Fortin
5. Tim Olsen
6. Lisa Schleuter
7. Mark Coates
8. Aleesha Toteja
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