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Let's Talk Cabling!

Chuck Bowser, RCDD, TECH
Project Management
Copper Certification
Fiber Optics
RCDD
ICT Industry
Low-Voltage Cabling
Structured Cabling
BICSI
MPTL
Micro-Bends
Macro-Bends
NTC Electrical Code (NEC)
Testing Standards
Smart Buildings
Building Automation
Communication
Team Management
Employee Morale
Leadership
Single-Pair Ethernet

Welcome to "Let's Talk Cabling" – the award-winning podcast that's your ultimate gateway to the dynamic world of information and communications technology (ICT). If you're aged 18 to 40 and thrive in the ICT industry or simply curious about it, this podcast is your must-listen destination!

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Shelley Olmsted
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Heather Randolph
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Teresa Johnson
Instructor and industry veteran focused on training and shaping the next generation of ICT professionals
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Henry Frank
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Paul Hebing
Consulting engineer with 23 years of experience, leading the technology design team at EXP
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Steve Cowles
Representative at AEM, recipient of Cabling Innovators Award
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Episode: Backstage At The Cabling Innovators Awards

Host

Chuck Bowser
Host of Let's Talk Cabling, often cited as a key presenter with expertise in ICT cabling standards and training.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 66 ratings
  • Low Voltage, High Impact: Chuck's ICT Empowerment Masterclass

    Chuck dishes out ‘Let’s Talk Cabling’ with wit sharper than a stripped wire. It’s a banquet of tech insights on a silver platter, seasoned with humor. If you’ve ever felt you can’t do diddly with digital, Chuck’s your ace in the hole. Get wired in, it’s a quick, smart, tech treat!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    5carlitros
    United States2 years ago
  • Great information. I am a tech from a cable t.v. provider, trained in fiber and I found the podcasts entertaining and full of relevant info. Keep it up!

    Audible
    5
    Christy Lee Barnum
    United States2 years ago
  • excellent information

    Great information. I am a tech from a cable t.v. provider, trained in fiber and I found the podcasts entertaining and full of relevant info. Keep it up!

    Audible
    5
    Christy Lee Barnum
    United States2 years ago
  • NCS

    I’m currently in trade school to write my NCS. I would be so grateful for all the tips on this test!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Natasha costa
    Canada5 years ago
  • Great show, Chuck!

    Always something to learn on Chuck’s podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AshlandGio
    United States5 years ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners appreciate the host's practical, experience-backed insights and storytelling style.
The show is praised for practical guidance, enthusiastic delivery, and helpful career advice for those entering or advancing in ICT.
Guests and topics consistently cover standards, certifications, and real-world cabling challenges with actionable takeaways.

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Inside The Role of A Consulting Engineer
Q: What are the career paths to becoming a consulting engineer?
Typical paths include college graduates with architectural engineering degrees or professionals transitioning from roles in integrators or audiovisual firms seeking broader project experiences.
How ANSI And TR-42 Shape Reliable Cabling
Q: Can you get involved with ANSI if you don't have decades of experience?
Yes, involvement is open to anyone interested, regardless of their background or expertise.
How ANSI And TR-42 Shape Reliable Cabling
Q: How long does it take for a standard to be developed?
Developing a standard can take one to two years for a full-blown standard, while some non-contentious changes can be processed much quicker.
How ANSI And TR-42 Shape Reliable Cabling
Q: How are the standards actually written?
Standards are written through a consensus process involving industry experts, aiming for comprehensive agreement on technical requirements.
How ANSI And TR-42 Shape Reliable Cabling
Q: What is the ANSI standards and how do they affect the Joe Blow Cable Guy?
The ANSI standards provide a framework ensuring that installers use approved methods for design and installation, ultimately leading to reliable outcomes.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Let's Talk Cabling!

What is Let's Talk Cabling! about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show focuses on practical, real-world ICT topics around designing, installing, certifying, estimating, and managing low-voltage projects. It often features guests who are industry veterans or recognized experts in standards, training, testing, and product innovation, sharing hands-on insights, anecdotes, and guidance for installers, engineers, and project teams. Across episodes, themes include standardization (TIA, BICSI, ANSI), cabling best practices, career pathways, and the evolving impact of new tools and technologies on field work. A standout element is the emphasis on hands-on craftsmanship, professional development, and community involvement in the industry, with guests ranging from standards committees to product developers and... more

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