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Welcome to Cup o’ Joe, your go-to podcast for a fun and informative look at the dynamic world of metals! In each episode, we bring the latest factors influencing the price and availability of metals, led by the Director of Risk Management and Commodities Hedging at Ryerson, Nick Webb, and hosted by Mike Carrozzo.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCup o Joe - A Metals Podcast is a news podcast hosted by Ryerson, with 65 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #66
Give us 15 minutes, we will give you the latest on metal prices. We break down tightening availability, pricing pressure, trade developments, and the contract negotiations already shaping the outlook for 2027.
Episode #65
Aircraft production is ramping up, but aerospace-grade metal capacity can’t expand overnight. Ryerson Aerospace Market Manager Zach Erra-Hernandez explains where supply is getting tight and why aerospace growth could affect metal buyers well beyond the industry.
Episode #64
In this special Cup o’ Joe detour, Jim Reed, Brian Crane, Nick Webb and Mike Carrozzo trade metal market insights for tasting notes and share what’s currently in their glasses—or on their bourbon wish lists. From Eagle Rare and Weller 107 to Angel’s Envy, Old Elk, Bardstown and a few lesser-known finds, the group swaps recommendations, talks favorites and proves that sometimes the best part of a market discussion has absolutely nothing to do with the market. Consider it your Cup o’ Joe bourbon break.
Episode #63
In this macro-economic update, Nick Webb looks beyond individual metal prices to examine the economic signals shaping the market. From manufacturing activity and business investment to the massive buildout in data centers and AI infrastructure, he breaks down where demand is coming from—and why the outlook may be stronger than some of the headlines suggest. It’s a big-picture look at the forces influencing manufacturing, metal demand and the market heading into 2027. Need metal? Shop more than 200,000 items at ryerson.com
Episode #62
Nick breaks down the latest moves across the major metals markets, including copper near record highs, continued volatility around aluminum tariffs and Midwest Premiums, a relatively stable nickel market and another move higher in carbon steel pricing. The team also looks at why steel futures have repeatedly underestimated the strength of the current rally and how supply constraints are influencing imports. It’s a fast-moving look at the pricing trends and market forces metal buyers should be watching. Need metal? Shop over 200,000 items on ryerson.com.
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