Top 11 Engineering Podcasts

Discovering and learning all things related to high voltage utility work. Touching all aspects of transmission industry including Substation, line and relay disciplines. Connecting and educating the high voltage world by interviewing and discussing all topics related to our industry.

As one of the longest-running podcasts, "Grumpy Old Geeks" discovers what went wrong on the Internet, and who's to blame. Every week they cut through the BS from big tech and tell you what's really going on. With wide-ranging topics, this show has something for everyone. There is a reason Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and that crowd all hate this podcast. Listen and find out for yourself!

Talk Polymath features evidence-based conversations and invites global science leaders to converse about a topic in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math (STEAM). From public health topics such as vaccinations to changing models and trends in technology, this podcast engages in topics of current cultural interest across disciplines. New episodes are released each month. For more information and schedules visit polyplexus.com. © 2023 Polyplexus Holdings LLC, an H&S Venture

Thanks for Making It is a podcast about Design Engineering for people who are curious about the intersection of design, engineering, art, and science. In each episode, Professor Beth Altringer Eagle interviews professionals who combine design and technology skills so effectively that they create product and experiences that feel almost magical. The Thanks for Making It podcast pays tribute to the origin stories of creators and creations that move us, and change our lives for the better.

Whether you are an engineer responsible for designing an engine test cell, an operator, an engineering student, or simply a person interested in engine testing, the Dyno Insites podcast is your source for real-world, practical engine dynamometer conversation. We don't engage in lengthy banter. We get right to the point with a focus on educating our audience.
Gathering information about dynamometer test systems can involve scouring through numerous technical websites and often the information lacks the practical application aspect one seeks to fully understand engine test systems.
Join hosts and Froude engineers, Mike Golda and Chris Middlemass as they share a combined 60 years of engine test cell experience during this informative, 10 - 30 minute, monthly podcast. By the way, we don't have a fancy sound studio, we're recording in the back electronics lab in our Novi, MI location. We do our best to edit out obvious distracting noises, but we are all here and working, so the podcast may catch a bit of background noise-- perhaps a door closing or other sounds of a busy facility!

If there's a topic you'd like us to cover, or if you would like to be a guest on dyno insites, please email [email protected].
Information on Froude dynamometers can be found at https://froudedyno.com.
Dyno Insites. Powering Your Engine Dynamometer Knowledge.

An entertaining and revealing podcast, highlighting some of the most badass minority women in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math(STEM) today. You are going to laugh, cry, shout, be inspired, and gain new knowledge from these amazing women. Hosted by award-winning STEM advocate, educator, strategist, mechanical engineer, and motivational speaker, Dr. Natoshia Anderson (Dr. Toshia), join us for an engaging, invigorating, motivational, and inspirational journey.

Meet inspiring and diverse engineers whose ground-breaking work is making a difference and inspiring writers who create compelling fiction.

Engineering is at the heart of being human: for thousands of years we’ve been inventing things, from stone tools through to modern smartphones, We’ve created technology that have made our lives better and have also radically changed society. And yet as a subject Engineering is strangely hidden in plain sight. Inventive explores new ways of telling Engineering's story by mixing fact and fiction. Through this, we inspire our listeners about the contribution engineering makes.

Host: Professor Trevor Cox, Acoustical Engineer

Producers: Anna Scott-Brown and Adam Fowler

Publicity: Gill Davies

Visuals and animations: Annabeth Robinson

Curriculum materials associated with this podcast will appear on the Nustem website at Northumbria University.

Overtone Productions for University of Salford, UK

Funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We unravel the human side of tech jobs. At the end of the day, the majority of work involves other people.
We answer the practical question: As a software engineer, how do I improve my people skills? And why? We have interviews with a wide range of tech professionals, host Q&As, and provide you with insights that are immediately practical, honest, and most importantly, always worth your time.

What does it take to be a great leader? We asked some of the most influential names in software engineering and product management. You’ll learn ways to grow as a software engineering leader, optimize your time, develop your team, structure your organization, and get the right products to market, faster. In each episode, Joshua Samberg and Robin Pokorný uncover the empowering insights and daily habits of industry leaders who think, speak, and act in ways that make a positive difference in their lives and in the lives of others.

Due Diligence and Risk Engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss governance in an engineering context.
Richard & Gaye are co-directors at R2A and have seen the risk business industry become very complex. The OHS/WHS 'business', in particular, has turned into an industry, that appears to be costing an awful lot of organisations an awful lot of money for very little result.

Richard & Gaye's point of difference is that they come from the Common Law viewpoint of what would be expected to be done in the event that something happens. Which is very, very different from just applying the risk management standard (for example).
They combine common law and risk management to come to a due diligence process to make organisations look at what their risk issues are and, more importantly, what they have to have in place to manage these things.
Due diligence is a governance exercise. You can't always be right, but what the courts demand of you is that you're always diligent

Rossin Connection is a podcast about all things Lehigh engineering, and comes to you from the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science at Lehigh University. It’s a show for students, alumni, faculty, and staff—current, former, and future—and for anyone interested in the many creative ways that engineers are solving the world’s problems.

Listen in to Bettool Jabur, Naviate Technology Manager, Architecture, as she invites guests from different industries to talk about design, technology and everything in between. Subscribe to get notifications on new episodes.

Розмови про Engineering Management. Ми робимо акцент на практичних порадах та інструментах, які самі застосовуємо щодня. Будемо говорити про лідерство, культуру організацій, побудову сильних команд, про інструменти менеджменту та розробку крутих продуктів. Сподіваємось, що подкаст допоможе українським інженерам та менеджерам стати кращими фахівцями та підтримає розвиток інженерної культури в Україні.
Іван Пашко - Engineering Manager @ Preply.
Володимир Лисюк - Engineering Manager @ Grammarly.