
Two successful entrepreneurs talk about manufacturing, lean principles, and the freedom they are pursuing in life and business.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 168 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessManagement | |||

What do flying tiny homes, CNC machines, electric guitars, and the Tesla Roadster have in common? More than you might think.
In this episode, Jay and Andrew cover a lot of ground, beginning with the challenges of moving a 19,000-pound tiny home over... more
This week, Jay and Andrew talk about finding the right balance between speed, efficiency, and quality in the machine shop. After catching up on Jay’s experiment with working remotely during a family vacation, the conversation turns to used tool holde... more
Jay and Andrew talk through the shop decisions that look wrong on paper but make sense once you consider the whole system. That means knowing when excess inventory is costing you more than it is worth, why cheap equipment can sometimes be exactly the... more
What happens when your business grows to the point where you no longer know everything happening inside it?
Jay and Andrew talk about the strange transition from doing everything yourself to building a team that can make good decisions without you. ... more
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Great content, but Andrew makes it difficult to listen to, given how much he talks and how many overlydone examples he is constantly regurgitating! Enough with the endless analogies! We get it!
Jay is excellent, sadly he doesn’t get much of a chance to speak…
Thank you Jay and Andrew. Excellent podcast from two owners who are much further down the road as shop owners than i am. I learn from every episode and hope to be able to learn some of the hard lessons the easy way: through others experience rather than my own pain.
Hey guys, I like the podcast. Some times a bit to lean for my liking but I still enjoy the ideas.
One thing I’m always asking myself when you talk about taxes- move your tax year end to a non-busy time of year. Whether that’s for you or your accountant. Why make it Dec 31 the busiest time of the year if you don’t have to?
Thank you for this fantastic podcast, Jay and Andrew! I am sad to say I have finished listening to the backlog of episodes and can no longer do any more binging, haha.
I'm not a business owner or a current machinist, but Jay and Andrew do a great job of using different examples and analogies, so it never feels like you're drowning in technical mumbo jumbo. If you're an up-and-coming entrepreneur, business owner, machinist, or even just a casual fan of Lean Principles, you will get a whole lot o... more
I just finished binging this show starting from the beginning, skipping a handful that were nearly exclusively about machining (I have a sewn goods company). I want to say THANK YOU! This podcast introduced me to lean and I went down the rabbit hole… people centric lean, 2 second lean, binging Paul Akers books and videos, Ryan Tierney’s book and podcast, Tom Hughes books and now GembaDocs for Kanban & SOPs… it has completely changed my approach to business and it is already drastically improving... more
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A practical, shop-floor focused show where two manufacturing founders share hard-won lessons on lean, leadership, and building resilient small-to-mid-size shops. Episodes mix hands-on anecdotes (3S, standard work, SOPs, and culture) with high-level strategy (automation limits, simple processes, and sustaining momentum across teams). Listeners get concrete tips for running more predictable operations, improving communication, and turning show-floor observations into lasting improvements, all framed by real-world ownership challenges. Noteworthy angles include balancing hands-on leadership with documentation, leveraging visual aids and tours, and navigating growth while preserving culture and autonomy for teams.
A standout aspect is the emph... more
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