Jeremy is a car expert. Matt knows just a bit about cars, but doesn’t mind getting his hands dirty. Together, they’re a Dynamic DIY Duo (minus the spandex), making the internet safe for everyone who likes fast machines or isn’t afraid to get some grease on their t-shirt. ​ Are you a total gearhead with a lifetime love of cars? Or just starting to peek under the hood and want to learn more? These long-time friends cover everything automotive, for every level of experience, with a few jokes and surprises thrown in along the way. And they have a blast doing it. ​ Tune in the 1st and 15th of every month to get great tips and tricks, learn some fun trivia to impress your friends, or just hear Jeremy talk about his Wankel. ​ Engine Noise is produced by Jaime Prohaska & edited by Patti Ford. Engine Noise Podcast is proud to be sponsored by 1A Auto, the DIYer’s choice for quality auto parts and how-to videos.

It all begins with savings and cash flow! Most people play the dangerous game of chasing after outrageous returns risking all their money in aggressive joint ventures, real estate, and the stock market. Stop what you’re doing and LISTEN so we can show you how you really can enjoy today AND can have a way wealthier tomorrow.

Steven Cerri, in the EngineertoLeader podcast, reveals years of experience, tools, skills, knowledge, information, and perspectives that will allow you to create, build, and advance the engineer, scientific, or technological career you want. No matter where you are in your engineering career, just entering the workforce or 20 years into your technical career, or even if you are manager, there are tools, skills, and knowledge that can leapfrog your career to where you want it to be NOW. You can make mistakes by trial-and-error and by on-the-job experience. But mistakes and missteps can derail your promising career, no matter where you are on your career path. Instead, why not avoid those mistakes and missteps by learning what to do, how to do it, and when to do it so you can create the long-term successful career you want and the career that gives you the life you want as well. This podcast series is the distillation of Steven’s experience in government, commercial, large-scale, and small-scale start-up companies. Steven has a B.S. degree in aeronautical engineering, an M.S. in geophysics, and an MBA. He has made the transitions that took him from engineer to general manager. He has faced many of the same challenges you face. But lets be clear. This podcast is not necessarily designed to make you an engineering manager… unless you want to be. This podcast is about showing you how to create the career You Want… the Way You Want It To Be, wherever you are in your career life-cycle. That could be staying technically oriented or becoming a manager or an executive. It’s all up to you. It’s your career. And one more point about what you will hear in these podcasts: If Steven hasn't used what he is sharing with you successfully in his career, you won't hear it. Join the podcast and learn how to make your career happen… your way.

Engineered Miracles is for people who build, operate, and lead inside high-stakes environments and want to level up how they think, lead, and perform. Rooted in real-world building operations and engineering, this podcast explores best practices, innovation, and workforce development, along with the human side of performance: emotional regulation, leadership under pressure, and the mindset required to evolve in a changing industry. Hosted by Annmarie Bhola, a building industry expert, I help operators and teams build capability that lasts—stronger execution, better communication, and leadership that shows up when it counts. If you want to improve systems without burning out the people who run them, you’re in the right place.

The Engineering and Leadership Podcast is here to help engineers at any level thrive. Host Pat Sweet discusses management, leadership, productivity, and professional development, specifically as they apply to engineers and engineering teams.

Most of us aren’t fighting because we’re bad communicators. We’re fighting because our nervous systems are hijacked, our past is leaking into the present, and we don’t know how to translate what we feel into something another human can actually hear. This podcast is about what’s really happening underneath conflict, shutdown, anxiety, resentment, and emotional exhaustion in relationships. Not pop psychology. Not quick fixes. And not “just communicate better.” Hosted by Kim Polinder, associate therapist and relationship coach, each episode breaks down the emotional mechanics behind fights, attachment patterns, shame responses, trauma adaptations, and self-esteem. You’ll learn why insight alone doesn’t change behavior, how coping strategies that once kept you safe can start sabotaging your relationships, and what it actually looks like to build emotional regulation, repair after conflict, and self-trust over time. Expect grounded psychology, real relational examples, and practical language you can use in your own life. This is for people who want to understand themselves more clearly, stop repeating the same patterns, and build relationships that feel steadier, more honest, and less exhausting. If you’ve ever thought “Why do we keep having the same fight?” or “I know better, so why can’t I do better?” you’re in the right place.

From the College of Engineering at Oregon State University, this is Engineering Out Loud—a podcast telling the stories of how our research and innovation here are helping change the world out there.

Rocket science (literally). Cell culture food revolution. Murder hornet research. Hospital pandemic readiness. District decarbonization. All electric central plant design and construction. Life sciences innovation. Life-saving biotech research. Process engineering. All things cGMP. Net zero laboratories. Quantum physics. Healthcare revolution. Resiliency. EV facility design. Blowing up batteries. Building batteries. Heat recovery from supercomputers. Sustainable refrigerants. Listen to respected industry experts as they share project challenges, triumphs, failures, and successes that will help you discover innovative technologies, designs, and strategies that will expand your knowledge. Learn from professionals about projects and clients committed to improving lives and protecting the future through their commitment to engineering excellence Dive into Engineering the Future — a podcast by Affiliated Engineers, Inc. (AEI) — to learn more about the impacts of sustainable engineering, decarbonizing university and corporate campuses throughout the U.S., and projects that improve patient outcomes. Discover projects that also mitigate public health risks from future pandemics and projects that accelerate the rate at which scientific discovery and innovation are occurring in university, government, and corporate labs across the country.

Adam and Jackie bringing you a podcast about Themed Entertainment, Fun and getting the Whole Brady Bunch Family Involved or sometimes going solo 😃😃

This short daily show is devoted to helping business leaders like you leverage your processes and people to do more with what you have. We'll cover valuable and applicable topics each day to challenge you and give you encouragement and ideas to make a difference in your business.

This show will allow smaller disadvantaged communities in Colorado and other states connect on topics such as water, wastewater, city project planning, government funding, and everything in between.

Host Greg Wiley goes behind the scenes of the built environment with interesting guests that play a role in making the built environment come alive.