Podcast Episodes

Kimberly Guzman has found her place in structural engineering after shifting gears to it during college and navigating early career challenges.

Tim Kohany found comfort in carpentry at a young age, but working with wood shaped a curiosity about engineering and designing with steel.

In a week in which Donald Trump announced tariffs on steel, the UK Government launched its Plan for Steel, and Tata Steel UK gained planning approval to build its 3 […]

A recent project has made University of Kansas professor Caroline Bennett a well-known voice on the behavior of hot-dip galvanized steel.

Gary Stein has guided the steel distribution company his father founded from a one-location operation into a market leader.

Steelcast host Tim Rutter spoke to a number of key participants at a recent UK Steel-hosted parliamentary event in Westminster, which discussed the issues that the […]

Joshua Schultz entered the AEC world with visions of becoming an architect, but he has found his fit in academia after nearly a decade at Gonzaga University.

University of Notre Dame professor Ashley Thrall quickly immersed herself in engineering when she discovered it after college, and she’s now a respected researcher who […]

The UK Metals Expo 2024 was the third consecutive year the whole of the UK metals industry came together under one roof at Birmingham’s NEC. Join Tata Steel UK’s […]

Heather Gilmer studied linguistics before finding her way to her original engineering passion: bridges. Combining them has led to 20-plus years in fabrication quality […]

The UK Metals Expo 2024 was the third consecutive year the whole of the UK metals industry came together under one roof at Birmingham’s NEC.   Join Tata Steel UK’s […]

We talk with James Cosman and Bob Salaj about the ways customized software can improve team communication

Tyler and Eddie talk to Matt Aston about his ground-penetrating radar business (re-air from 2023)

Machel Morrison has become a respected voice in academia and steel design instruction within just a few short years of starting his teaching career.

Tyler and Eddie talk to Neal Pritchett about big projects, small crews, and the nuances of field engineer work

We talk to Chris Bell & Will Sheane of DPR Construction about their company’s focus on getting good people and keeping them around.

As the company transitions to low CO2 steelmaking, the £1.25 billion investment over the coming three years inevitably involves things to be built, extended and […]

Tyler and Eddie share listeners’ thoughts about the various ways that increased automation has affected construction

What the Freak is a Constructrr? Look, I get it. You’re probably thinking, “Great, another buzzword.” But hang on a second. A Constructrr isn’t just some fancy […]

Tyler and Eddie talk to Joe Purtle about the latest developments in concrete forms

Bob Shaw has made an illustrious career out of teaching professionals and immersing himself in committee work, and a student competition he created nearly 40 years ago […]

Tyler and Eddie talk to Matthew Byrd about the many things that are happening today in the world of reality capture

Tyler and Eddie reflect on the many ways that the construction industry has changed over the last several decades and share some thoughts on its current state

We talk to Melanie Ford about the challenges and rewards unique to construction on a college campus

We talk to Chris Bell and Will Sheane about recruitment, mentoring, and retention (re-aired episode)

Through thoughtful deliberation, we determine who should receive a number of awards for their achievements and their contributions to the industry

Mike Grubb’s exhaustive writing on steel bridge design led to him earning one of the profession’s highest honors: The J. Lloyd Kimbrough Award.

We conduct a series of debates on the way to naming one specialty the champion of difficult specialties

A Wales-centred industrial collaboration led by Swansea-based Marine Power Systems has been awarded nearly £1 million of innovation funding. The project is to develop […]

We talk to Jay Jenkins about the unique collection of challenges and rewards involved in college and university construction projects