304: How Supersede Is Using AI, Material Science, and First Principles to Scale American Manufacturing

 RVs are homes that go 60 miles an hour. That changes everything about what goes inside them.  Chris sits down with Sean Petterson, CEO of Supersede, a company combining recycling and manufacturing in...

292: What Manufacturers Can Learn from Silicon Valley

 Growing your own machinists and orchestrating robots across four continents, is this what the future of manufacturing looks like?  This live episode from Hapa’s Brewing in the Bay Area features two panels of people...

289: Industrial Autonomy Explained: How Robotics and AI Are Scaling Across Critical Industries

 20 years ago, automation was a pipe dream for industrial workers, 10 years ago it existed in research and development labs. Now it’s fully operational in warehouses, production facilities and even mines.   The companies...

286: Inside Cleveland’s Manufacturing Ecosystem: How Local Execution Drives Regional Growth

 American manufacturing’s next chapter is being written one region at a time, and Northeast Ohio is one of the places setting the standard. In a region like theirs, the institutions and programs are moving in sync, and that...

283: From Craft to Manufacturing: How an Engineer Is Scaling a Furniture Business with Lessons from Industry featuring Kwadwo Som-Pimpong, Founder of Crafted Glory

 Kwadwo Som-Pimpong started making furniture in 2015 because he bought a house with no furniture and decided to build his own.   A decade later, he runs Crafted Glory, a small-batch luxury furniture brand blending West African...