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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 183 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

ASME's 144th President Lester Su is joined by guest Dale Matthews.
Matthews is a technical consultant at Framatome, Inc., a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, ASME Fellow, and Chair of the ASME Section III Standards Committee. He brings more than 35 years... more
In this episode of ASME TechCast, SCHOTT's Tina Gallo debunks five common misconceptions surrounding borosilicate glass and explains why it remains a go-to material for applications ranging from semiconductors and lab equipment to automotive and ener... more
Advanced nuclear technology is moving from promise to reality. In this episode of ASME TechCast, Caroline DeWitt, Co-Founder and COO of Oklo, discusses the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of advanced nuclear power. From reactor design... more
As ASME’s newly elected president, Janis Terpenny wants to sharpen the Society’s value proposition for the next generation of engineers.
Terpenny began her term as ASME’s 145th president in June, after nearly 30 years serving as an active volunteer.... more
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I am starting to really enjoy the content in these podcasts (after becoming aware though my ASME membership).
However, the host's microphone audio quality is absolutely horrible. This makes it very hard for me (and I assume other people with mild audio sensitivity) to fully digest the content.
I love that this podcast is speaking to mechanical engineers, but also talking about broad topics that impact the industry. ASME is awesome!
The Podcast covers a range of topics. Some are interesting to me, others are not. Would recommend this for anyone interested in a engineering as a field.
I love the topics, it’s quick, to the point. I like it.
It could be more frequent, though.
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The show consistently centers engineering leadership, manufacturing innovation, and policy shaping the industry, with episodes spanning advanced manufacturing like additive processes, AI in design, and smart materials, to practical topics such as cobots, geothermal building systems, and coatings technology. Guests range from corporate leaders and researchers to government affairs experts and museum professionals, offering a mix of technical depth, real-world applications, and strategic insights for engineers, managers, and policy-minded listeners. Noteworthy is the blend of industrial case studies, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and a steady emphasis on practical problem-solving that helps listeners understand how emerging tech translate... more
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Recent guests on ASME TechCast include:
1. Dale Matthews
2. Tina Gallo
3. Caroline DeWitt
4. Janis Terpenny
5. Melissa Orme
6. Paul Fakes
7. Zac McGinnis
8. Milo Werner
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