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Talk a Little, Learn a Lot

American Society of Naval Engineers
Naval Engineering
ASNE
Aegis Combat System
Steel
Columbia Class Submarine
Human Systems Integration
Corrosion
World War II Submarine Production
Navy
Submarines
United States Navy
Battleships
Ship Maintenance
Manitowoc Shipyard
Combat Systems Integration
Shipbuilding
FMMS 2025
International Submarine Races
Oceangate
Spy-6 Radar

American Society of Naval Engineers podcast, to discuss all things ASNE.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes54Foundeda year ago
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In episode 54 of Talk a Little, Learn a Lot, the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) podcast, Captain George Galdorisi, USN-Ret, discusses with host Stephen Phillips his Naval Engineers Journal Article entitled, “Naval Engineers Must Embrace A... more

In episode 53 of Talk a Little, Learn a Lot, the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) podcast, Dr. Douglas Van Bossuyt discusses with host Stephen Phillips his Naval Engineers Journal Article entitled “The Naval Postgraduate School’s Approach t... more

In episode 52 of Talk a Little, Learn a Lot, the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) podcast, Rear Admiral James Shannon, USN-Ret, answers five questions about shipbuilding, and discusses the proposed nuclear-powered battleship with host, Step... more

In episode 51 of Talk a Little, Learn a Lot, the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) podcast, Dr. Mark Hagerott discusses with host Stephen Phillips his presentation…”The Emergence of Intelligent Machines: Framing the Challenge for the Navy an... more

This is episode 50!

In episode 50 of Talk a Little, Learn a Lot, the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) podcast, the Honorable Nickolas Guertin, VADM Bill Galinis, USN-Ret, and Rear Admiral Jason Lloyd, USN-Ret  spend time with host Stephen P... more

In episode 49 of Talk a Little, Learn a Lot, the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) podcast, Christopher Carroll discusses with host Stephen Phillips his article entitled, "America's Fourth Coast Could Help Close the Shipbuilding Gap with Chi... more

In episode 48 of Talk a Little, Learn a Lot, the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) podcast, Captain Richard Hepburn discusses his book, History of American Navy Battleship Shipyards and Industrial Base.

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In episode 47 of Talk a Little, Learn a Lot, the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) podcast, Dr. Robert Mortlock discusses his Naval Engineers Journal article entitled “Decisions facing U.S. Navy for the future of the Colombia-class submarine... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Douglas Van Bossuyt
Associate professor at Naval Postgraduate School, Systems Engineering Department
Naval Postgraduate School
Episode: 53: Dr. Douglas Van Bossuyt - NPS Approach to Combat Systems Integration
Rear Admiral Jim Shannon
Retired US Navy Rear Admiral, naval engineer and leader in Navy technology
U.S. Navy (retired)
Episode: 52: RADM Jim Shannon - Five Shipbuilding Questions + BBGN
Mark Hagerott
Admiral (ret.) and educator focusing on technology, policy, and naval education
Former Chancellor of North Dakota University System; author and advisor on AI and technology education
Episode: 51: Dr. Mark Hagerott - Intelligent Machines - Framing for the Navy
Bill Galinis
Vice Admiral, Navy leadership figure, former Commander of NAVSEA
U.S. Navy
Episode: 50: Five Shipbuilding Questions
Jason Lloyd
Rear Admiral, former NAVSEA Commander? and industry executive
Total Tech (Vice President of Maritime Engineering and Design)
Episode: 50: Five Shipbuilding Questions
Christopher Carroll
Author of Real Clear Defense article on America's Fourth Coast
Real Clear Defense
Episode: 49: Christopher Carroll: Closing the Shipbuilding Gap with America's Fourth Coast
Captain Richard Hepburn
US Navy retired, author
Author of History of American Navy Battleship Shipyards and Industrial Base
Episode: 48: Captain Richard Hepburn - Battleship Shipyards
Robert Mortlock
Professor of the Practice and Associate Chair for Acquisition Sciences at the Naval Postgraduate School
Naval Postgraduate School
Episode: 47: Dr. Robert Mortlock - NEJ- Future of Colombia-class SSBNs
Nickolas Guertin
Honorable former Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development and Acquisition
U.S. Department of the Navy
Episode: 46: Hon Nickolas Guertin - America's Maritime Action Plan

Host

Stephen Phillips
Host of Talk a Little Learn a Lot

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53: Dr. Douglas Van Bossuyt - NPS Approach to Combat Systems Integration
Q: The article mentions that many students involve their children in building the LEGO systems. Were you surprised by that outcome, and what does it say about engagement and accessibility?
Encouraging family involvement helps students remember how to use Legos after years away from them, broadens engagement, and demonstrates that complex engineering concepts can be explored in a approachable, hands-on way outside the classroom.
53: Dr. Douglas Van Bossuyt - NPS Approach to Combat Systems Integration
Q: One of the distinctive aspects of the course is the use of LEGO Mindstorms EV3 kits. What inspired this teaching choice and what does it unlock for the students?
LEGO Mindstorms provide a very approachable, inexpensive way to model combat system integration, allowing students to physically assemble and program interdependent subsystems, experience emergent behaviors, and learn from iterative failures before moving to more complex, real-world systems.
35: RWSCM Jusup Hansen - FMMS 2025
Q: What advice would you give to young sailors or engineers interested in unmanned systems?
Dream big, think outside the box, and aim for the stars; the more innovative thinking we encourage, the faster technology and tactics will advance and keep the Navy at the forefront.
35: RWSCM Jusup Hansen - FMMS 2025
Q: Are there any myths or misconceptions about the raid or unmanned platforms that you have seen?
Yes, many people assume we're just maintenance personnel or pilots operating the systems; in reality, we are operators, technicians, and deeply involved in coding, sensing, and mission execution across multiple environments.
33: Parks Stephenson - OceanGate Tragedy
Q: Parks, how did OceanGate recruit you and why did you decide to pass on the opportunity?
Parks explains the recruitment through Joel Perry and the pitch to photogrammetrically image the wreck, but ultimately he declined due to concerns about the cylindrical titanium-end-caps carbon-fiber hull design and a lack of confidence in the safety and certification approach, even though it offered paid Titanic work.

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What is Talk a Little, Learn a Lot about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on naval engineering, defense acquisition, and maritime industrial policy, frequently featuring senior Navy leaders, industry executives, and researchers who discuss shipbuilding capacity, modernization, and the integration of new technologies like digital engineering, autonomy, and AI into naval systems. Episodes often explore the industrial base, workforce development, and policy frameworks (including public-private partnerships and modernization plans) shaping America's maritime competitiveness. A notable strength is the blend of historical context with forward-looking policy proposals, practical engineering insights, and hands-on perspectives from both military and civilian experts, making it a strong resource for engin... more

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