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Hosted by Jim Vinoski · EN-US · 217 episodes
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There are millions of cool stories in manufacturing. Your host, Jim Vinoski, helps share them by talking to the people who are making them happen. Manufacturing is where the rubber meets the road. There's no hiding. You're either making good products people will buy for enough to keep you in business, or you're not. Meet the amazing folks who thrive in that survival-of-the-fittest world.
Jim Vinoski hosts Manufacturing Talks, a business show with 217 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail It's always cool to learn about breakthrough new tech, so Jim's discussion with Larry Harrell from Perfect Point EDM was a treat! Larry discusses how Perfect Point uses advanced electrical discharge mach
Send us Fan Mail Your host Jim Vinoski kicks off his series that will highlight each company in turn that he featured in his new book, *American Manufacturing: 22 Tales of Integrity, Ingenuity, and the Modest Heroes Who
Send us Fan Mail Jim Vinoski discusses his new book, "American Manufacturing: 22 Tales of Integrity, Ingenuity, and the Modest Heroes Who Built a Nation," highlighting the importance of American manufacturing. He chose 2
Send us Fan Mail It was great fun to focus on nuclear energy for the second week in a row! Your host Jim Vinoski interviews Julia Cartwright from the American Institute for Economic Research about nuclear energy and regu
Send us Fan Mail Your host Jim Vinoski interviews Brett Rampal, a nuclear expert with 20 years of experience, about the current state and future of the nuclear industry. Brett highlights the industry's significant regula
Send us Fan Mail Regulations have gotten so bad we mostly don't even talk about them anymore. That's a huge problem, because red tape is the number 1 thing that can derail our reindustrialization efforts, our nuclear res
Send us Fan Mail Here's a superb example of a public-private partnership to help with our desperate need for more skilled trades gurus. Jim Vinoski interviews Jason Wells from the Accelerated Training in Defense Manufact
Send us Fan Mail It was a pleasure to be joined once again by Samuel Gregg, who is President of the American Institute for Economic Research, and joined us to discuss a recent article of his that's right up our alley. Sa
Send us Fan Mail It was illuminating to hear from Mike Musheinish, CEO of Detroit Axle, about the effects of tariffs on his aftermarket auto parts-making business. Mike discussed the severe impact of the new tariffs on h
Send us Fan Mail It was great to return the favor of podcast guesting with Melinda Tse, Louis Leung, and Jared Plumb from inFlow Inventory. They had our host Jim Vinoski on their show, "The Secret Life of Inventory," a f
Send us Fan Mail Your host Jim Vinoski discusses the latest newsletter from the National Center for Energy Analytics (NCEA), highlighting key articles. He praises Jonathan Lesser and Portia Roberts' critique of wind powe
Send us Fan Mail Your host, Jim Vinoski, goes solo and discusses the impact of regulations on American manufacturing, emphasizing that hyper-regulation has driven jobs offshore and hinders reindustrialization efforts. He
Send us Fan Mail Software for manufacturing feels like a minefield sometimes. These guys get it. Benny Buehler from Uptool, a startup focused on improving American machine shops, joined us this week. Benny, with a backgr
Send us Fan Mail We've got a shorter episode for you this week. Your host Jim Vinoski flies solo for deep dive into the event he attended last week, the Energy Futures Forum by the National Center for Energy Analytics. I
Send us Fan Mail What an amazing episode! Our guests this week are Seth Kanor and Vinny Livoti from Enabling Devices, a company that creates assistive technology for people with disabilities. Seth's father, a medical eng
Send us Fan Mail What a treat it was to have John Suh as our guest to talk broadly about how advanced tech will help reindustrialize America! John is a seasoned engineer with experience at Hyundai, Xerox, and General Mot
Send us Fan Mail The wide range of opinions on the right path forward to revitalize American shipbuilding gave us an idea: how about having a couple previous guests with differing opinions on to debate them? Many thanks
Send us Fan Mail David Rashid, an expert on trade cheating, discussed his experiences and the challenges of combating trade fraud. He detailed how his competitor shifted production from China to Thailand to avoid tariffs
Send us Fan Mail For our 200th episode, we have a guy who has one whale of a life story! Denny LaVé, a US Senate candidate from Idaho, talks about his background in the trades, entrepreneurship, and faith. Denny discusse
Send us Fan Mail For Episode 199, we dive into a whole host of important topics with our longtime pal Gail Robertson. She's the "recovering journalist," entrepreneur, and fellow manufacturer and podcaster who has been on
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Manufacturing Talks is hosted by Jim Vinoski. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 217 episodes.
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