
The Leading News and Information Podcast for the Composites & Advanced Materials Industry
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessBusiness NewsNews | |||

On this episode, Brittany Greer, executive director of Rosie Riveters, joins the podcast.Their organization works very closely with the manufacturing industry with a particular focus on preparing the workforce of tomorrow. They work to close the gaps... more
On this episode, Joe Steele of LIFT joins the podcast to share some recent news. Their organization has been awarded a contract to accelerate the development of ceramic-based materials for use in industrial and defense applications.
This new four-y... more
On this episode, Cindy Squires joins me to highlight Composites Evolution taking place October 22-23 in Knoxville, TN. This event brings together leading manufacturers, suppliers, and technical experts to explore practical, profitable solutions to th... more
On this episode, we'll be featuring several interviews from day two at CAMX 2025, including:
• Max Thouin of Fairmat discussing FairPly Recycled Technology. 0:21
• Mike Siwajek, VP of R&D at CSP discussing their ultra-lightweight TCA Float™: 5:4... more
On this episode, we'll be featuring several interviews from CAMX 2025, including:
• John Kehoe of Boaz Partners: 2:24
• Paul Salach discussing SUSTAINA® Loop by Owens Corning: 12:04
• Gary Owen, CEO of Lineat Composites Limited: 18:54
• Russel... more
On this episode, Cindy Squires and Rebekah Stacha join me to talk about CAMX 2025, taking place in just over a week down in sunny Orlando, FL (Sep. 8-11). You can still register by visiting www.thecamx.org.
On this episode, Jamey Embree and Ken Bisconer from L&L Products join us to discuss their work in bringing L&L's extensive expertise to solutions for the aerospace, construction, sporting goods, and emerging mobility industries.
L&L is well-known ... more
On this episode, Brian Fitzgerald joins the podcast to discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming the factory floor by predicting machine and equipment failures before they occur—boosting efficiency, increasing production uptime, and cutting... more
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This series offers in-depth discussions surrounding the composites and advanced materials sectors, focusing on innovations, industry trends, and technological advancements. Recent episodes feature experts and leaders from various organizations discussing topics such as the integration of AI in manufacturing, pioneering techniques in aerospace and building construction, and the evolution of adhesive technologies. Unique insights into workforce development and product sustainability underscore the podcast's commitment to addressing current challenges in the composites industry.
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Recent guests on Composites Weekly include:
1. Brittany Greer
2. Joe Steele
3. Cindy Squires
4. Max Thun
5. Mike Swycheck
6. Janek Vilma
7. Imaad Attala
8. Lorenzo Mencitelli
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