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Manufacturing is the physical engine of the global economy, yet most business coverage ignores its day-to-day realities. In each episode, Lucas and Luna walk the factory floor — metaphorically and sometimes literally — to examine how goods are made, moved, and improved. They analyze production data from the Institute for Supply Management and the Federal Reserve's industrial production index, discuss real bottlenecks at ports and chip fabs, and explore how tier-one suppliers are automating quality checks. Lucas brings the journalistic rigor of someone who has toured plants from Shenzhen to Stuttgart; Luna challenges every assumption with questions about labor, capital expenditure, and lead times. Together they dissect phenomena like reshoring trends in the battery industry, lean manufacturing at Toyota's Georgetown plant, and the economics of 3D printing in aerospace. No hype about 'Industry 4.0' — just clear explanations of what makes a factory profitable, a supply chain resilient, an
Fexingo hosts The Manufacturing Podcast with Fexingo: Factories, Supply Chains, and Industrial Business, a business show with 107 episodes published.
Episode 132 of The Manufacturing Podcast visits a Swiss watch factory that is machining high-end watch cases from 100% recycled titanium, sourced from aerospace scrap. Lucas and Luna explore the technical challenges of w
Lucas and Luna visit a brick factory in the UK that turns 95 percent of its raw material from demolished buildings into new bricks, cutting carbon emissions by 80 percent compared to traditional clay firing. They walk th
In this episode of The Manufacturing Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the circular textile revolution taking place in northern France. They focus on a specific factory in Roubaix—once the heart of French textile manufactu
Lucas and Luna look at a new factory in eastern France that’s turning wood pulp byproducts into natural vanillin — a molecule otherwise extracted from vanilla beans at high cost or synthesized from petrochemicals. The ho
Episode 128 of The Manufacturing Podcast explores how Swedish startup Ligna Energy is manufacturing carbon-based supercapacitors from lignin, a waste product from paper mills. Lucas and Luna discuss the chemistry behind
Most of the protein we eat starts on a farm — crops or livestock. But a Danish company called Unibio has built a factory that grows protein from methane gas using bacteria. This episode dives into how the fermentation pr
Episode 126 of The Manufacturing Podcast visits a German factory that grows diamonds in reactors instead of mining them. Lucas and Luna walk through the chemical vapor deposition process that turns methane gas into gem-q
Lucas and Luna visit a factory in Texas that is shredding retired wind turbine blades and melting them down to make high-quality steel. They break down the numbers: each blade yields about 15 tons of steel, the process r
Lucas and Luna visit a factory in Grasse, France, that captures CO2 from industrial emissions and ferments it into ethanol, then distills it into fragrance-grade alcohol for luxury perfume houses. The episode focuses on
Lucas and Luna travel to Spain to visit a factory that transforms grape skins, seeds, and stems from winemaking into a durable, vegetable-tanned leather alternative. They break down the numbers: one ton of grape waste pr
Swiss startup Xpress Ink has built a factory near Zurich that turns unrecyclable mixed-waste plastic into high-quality printer ink. The process uses pyrolysis to vaporize the plastic, then condenses the vapor into a carb
This episode dives into the world of cellular agriculture with a focus on a Japanese factory that is producing cultivated salmon without a single fish. Lucas and Luna explore the science behind cell-based seafood, the sp
Episode 120 of The Manufacturing Podcast with Fexingo dives into a groundbreaking German factory that is turning plastic waste into vanilla flavoring. Lucas and Luna explore the science behind this process, which uses en
Vanilla is one of the world's most popular flavors, but most of it is synthetic and made from petrochemicals. A German chemical factory has found a way to make real vanilla from plastic waste instead of oil. Using a gene
Episode 118 of The Manufacturing Podcast visits a factory in Darmstadt, Germany, where a company called SunChem is using rooftop solar panels and captured CO2 from a nearby brewery to produce ethylene — a chemical tradit
Lucas and Luna visit a biogas plant in Lower Saxony, Germany, where 80,000 tonnes of cow manure are converted into enough electricity to power 4,000 homes per year. They break down the anaerobic digestion process, the ec
Lucas and Luna travel to Beckum, Germany, where a family-owned factory called Peri is using industrial 3D printing to turn demolition waste into load-bearing walls. They break down how the process works — a mix of recycl
Lucas and Luna visit a factory in Indiana that turns municipal waste into high-grade steel using a plasma gasification process. The episode explores the economics of the plant, which processes 1,200 tons of trash daily a
Lucas and Luna visit a first-of-its-kind solar panel recycling facility in Georgia that recovers 98 percent of materials from decommissioned photovoltaic modules. The hosts walk through the mechanical and thermal separat
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how a Finnish startup called Solar Foods is producing a protein called Solein — a yellow powder made from carbon dioxide, water, and electricity. They visit the first commercial-sc
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The Manufacturing Podcast with Fexingo: Factories, Supply Chains, and Industrial Business is hosted by Fexingo. The show is categorised under business and has published 107 episodes.
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