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Topher Anderson: Textiles are Everywhere
Jul 8, 2026
1h 03m 16s
Jay Patel: DFV - Design for Volatility
Jun 23, 2026
59m 38s
Justin Finke: Astrophysics at the Improv
Jun 1, 2026
1h 10m 43s
Amy Barrickman: Feng Shui? No way!
May 11, 2026
1h 03m 31s
Jeff Kildow: Engineering Menaces
Apr 27, 2026
1h 00m 32s
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| 7/8/26 | Topher Anderson: Textiles are Everywhere | #66 – Topher Anderson: Textiles are Everywhere Topher is short for Christopher: Textile Topher. FYI, Bert is short for Robert. Likes to drink Westvleteren 12, a Belgian beer. Warp and weft – warp is up and down and weft is weft and white Everything is interesting if you look at it close enough. Ropes are a type of textile. Old mills are very nice functionally and architecturally. Vast majority of textiles are not apparel. Persian flaw – an intentional defect. Skin is a bio-composite textile. Cotton threads are stronger when wet. Stitching is also very important. The Wright Brothers’ mechanic was Charlie Taylor Current favorite fibers are conductive fibers. Smart textiles have been 5 years away for 20 years. Interest in textiles and origami seem to be related. Topher loves Argentine tango dancing To reach Topher topher@textile.org, Textile.org Bert’s Companies – www.dexterityeng.com, bertsinserts.com Merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 1h 03m 16s | ||||||
| 6/23/26 | Jay Patel: DFV - Design for Volatility | #65 – Jay Patel: DFV – Design for Volatility CEO of Amtech – a family business started by his parents. Not a beer drinker – enjoys Arnold Palmers SMART goals - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound For college chose computer science over engineering. Learned all about the electronics business. Amtech builds products that build the products that you know. Company podcast is Hardware is Forever Apple started Apple Manufacturing Academy in Detroit. Is everybody quick turn or not? Lots of people say that – is it always true? They like to engage before the design is locked, DFM, DFA, and DFV (design for volatility.) BOMsense.com to check tariffs on your materials. Just-in-time doesn’t eliminate inventory, it moves it. Learned Five-S, Lean, and Six Sigma from Wikipedia? We give kids agency and then we take it away. Benjamin Hardy books: Be Your Future Self Now, 10X is easier than 2X Man’s Search for Meaning Victor Frankl Jay’s company Amtech Amtech’s company podcast is Hardware is Forever Bert’s Companies – www.dexterityeng.com, Bertsinserts.com Merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 59m 38s | ||||||
| 6/1/26 | astrophysicsimprov+3 | Justin Finke | Ways and MeansMonumental+7 | — | astrophysicsimprov+3 | — | 1h 10m 43s | ||
| 5/11/26 | interior designfeng shui+4 | Amy Barrickman | The Living Room Design FormulaBarrickman Design+3 | BelgiumGermany | interior designfeng shui+5 | — | 1h 03m 31s | ||
| 4/27/26 | aerospace engineeringalternate history+3 | Jeff Kildow | Northrup Institute of TechnologyGM+2 | — | aerospace engineeralternate history+3 | — | 1h 00m 32s | ||
| 4/14/26 | NASAflight planning+3 | Irene Chan | French onion soupNASA+2 | — | NASAflight planning+5 | — | 1h 01m 37s | ||
| 4/1/26 | engineeringmicrofluidics+3 | Elliot McAllister | Two-hearted IPASkyphos Technology+5 | Blacksburg, VirginiaPacific Northwest | engineeringmicrofluidics+5 | — | 1h 01m 11s | ||
| 3/17/26 | startupsmanufacturing+3 | Brogan Miller | Chocolate Bailey’s Irish creamDoula Studios+2 | — | startupsmanufacturing+5 | — | 1h 01m 33s | ||
| 3/2/26 | engineeringSEO+4 | Wyatt Bonicelli | Prairie Bomb!Boeing+6 | OklahomaIntrepid Air & Space Museum+1 | Wyatt BonicelliBoeing+6 | — | 1h 02m 23s | ||
| 2/16/26 | engineering educationcareer transition+3 | Dave Cooper | NASALinked In+3 | — | engineeringeducation+5 | — | 59m 48s | ||
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| 2/2/26 | adaptive productsindustrial design+3 | Doug KatzGordon Downey | Dexterity EngineeringRampage | — | adaptive productsNulu knife+4 | Nulu KnivesBWENULU2026 | 1h 03m 47s | ||
| 1/19/26 | innovationentrepreneurship+3 | Howard Silverstein | ClixInternational Boat Builder’s Exposition+2 | — | Clixinnovation+7 | Dexterity10OFF | 1h 04m 33s | ||
| 1/5/26 | Naeem Turner-Bandele: His Plan is Electrifying | #54 – Naeem Turner-Bandele: His plan is electrifying Merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Likes to drink Ginjinha, a Portuguese cherry liqueur Wanted to be a professional soccer player. Moved to Brazil and discovered power outages were frequent. Then he got a serious concussion and pivoted to wanting to start an energy technology company. From no interest in engineering to getting a PhD. He is known for being a man with a plan Dissertation topic was integrating renewables into the electric grid His company, Latimer Enterprise, is named for Lewis Howard Latimer About lights bulbs not lasting a long time: it was called the Phoebus cartel. The power industry treats customers as load, not as a customer. He works with the customers as customers and people. Naeem ran track in addition to soccer. 200/400 double vs 400/800 double in track Renewables are a challenge to the grid but the big issue is still storage. Get an energy audit! Naeem can help. Naeem is a big movie fan. Recommends the movie “Sinners” – vampires in the Jim Crow south Naeem loves “Citizen Kane”. Bert – not so much. Naeem’s company and email: www.LatimerEnt.com, naeem@latimerent.com Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 1h 07m 28s | ||||||
| 12/22/25 | Josh Weaver: Engineers/Christmas | #B5 – Josh Weaver: Engineers/Christmas Josh is Bert’s nephew for this Christmas themed podcast Josh is drinking a Bell’s Lighthearted IPA. Bert is enjoying a Bailey’s Irish Cream. One semester as a computer science major. A few years as a commercial painter but did not see it as a long term thing. Started working for his step-father’s manufacturing company. Forgive the dog sneaky toy in the background. Josh “sequestered” the dog and the toy. Works for Oster Manufacturing. They make pipe threading equipment, not toasters. Josh helped out a woman who sent them her can opener. He spent about 15 minutes at Mt. Rushmore. His wife makes an awesome cheesecake. The Poochie story – Uschold family lore. Josh enjoys rock crawler radio control cars. He loves the classical Christmas songs and versions. Bert hates Neal Diamond Christmas songs | 1h 03m 46s | ||||||
| 12/15/25 | Stan Leong: Engineering Your Finances | #53 – Stan Leong: Engineering Your Finances Merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Stan is a Buffalo Bills fan, like Bert. Electrical engineer from Cornell Likes how the simple things of electronics build into complex things. Was laid off the week after he bought his first house. Saw a financial job on Monster.com (remember that?) Got all his clients through cold calling So miserable his wife handing out resumes to engineering companies. 15:00 After a rough start, he now loves his career- and is still using his engineering skills. Engineers are good with numbers, unless there is a dollar sign before them. Don’t own too much of your company stock. It is easy to buy stock, it is hard to sell it. Great book – “Millionaire Next Door” The threshold for an accredited investor hasn’t changed. Is active in ju-jitsu and it’s the hardest thing he has done. Right now he is cautiously optimistic about investing. Stan’s book – www.engineeringyourfinancesbook.com Get a free copy - stan@engineeringyourfinancesbook.com Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com | 1h 02m 46s | ||||||
| 11/30/25 | Therese Miclot: The Engineer Whisperer | #52 – Therese Miclot: The Engineer Whisperer Merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Drinking a Spotted Cow, available only in Wisconsin. Observed her mom who struggled with bad bosses. Got intrigued by the psychology of work. First job at a heavy engineering company – Rockwell Found leadership and communication skills lacking in engineers. But both are important even if you don’t want to go into management. “The Trusted Advisor” by Maister, Green, and Galford Engineer should look at changing habits as expanding their range. Dual career path options still exist for engineers. Business cards aren’t dead yet. Openness to receive feedback is a fuel for growth Peter principle is still in existence, commonly in fast growing companies. Therese gives the skill necessary to move into senior management. Steve Jobs was a good leader despite being a jerk, not because of it. Sometimes engineers need to be quiet Milwaukee is a great town and a lot of manufacturing Indianapolis is not bad either. Fun activities at the racetrack Daytona Speedway also has great activities. Work on human interactions to future proof yourself. Engineers are facilitators. Therese’s website – www.ThereseMiclot.com Therese’s book – The Facilitation Advantage Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com | 1h 03m 09s | ||||||
| 11/17/25 | James Kell: Seven continents without trying | Show Notes #51 – James Kell: Seven continents without trying James lives on the beach in Bondi, Australia He could be a wedding crasher without making up occupations Likes to do fasting 36 – 72 hours Studied engineering in Germany but went into construction He eats Vegemite and teaches the secret of eating it. Australians also check to see if water swirls the other direction in the toilet when crossing the equator. Won an Australian Shark Tank contest. His construction company built Apple stores Scratchie app makes safety about reward and punishment McDonald’s stores in Australia are using it. He has been to all seven continents Three tips for Antarctica Go at start of summer Go to Ushuaia, Argentina with no ticket and get an open seat. Go to South Georgia, Island We discuss Ernest Shackleton “South: The Endurance Expedition” by Ernest Shackleton “Adventure is just a lack of planning” Volunteer lifesaver Read Self Determination Theory by Richard Ryan and Edward Deci James’s company - https://www.scratchie.com/ James’s email – james@scratchie.com Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com | 1h 03m 26s | ||||||
| 11/10/25 | Year 2 Jokes - Funny strange or funny ha ha? | Bonus Episode #4: Year 2 Jokes Merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop In this bonus episode all of the jokes from the second year of the podcast are compiled in one place. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed putting it together. Enjoy! Bert's company - www.dexterityeng.com Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 16m 02s | ||||||
| 11/3/25 | Charles Gillis, P.E.: Engineering and Art | #50 – Charles Gillis, P.E.: Engineering and art Merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Drinking a Start Line IPA in honor of his hometown, Hopkinton, where the Boston Marathon starts. His mom knew he would be an engineer long before he did. Has an interest in art, but isn’t an artist Artist and engineers both combine existing things in new and interesting ways. Worked controllable pitch propellors First job at Gillette. Everything is fascinating if you look at it close enough Bert gets corrected - Nypro was assembling Gillette, not Bic shavers. The mystery of razor blade profit margin. Has engineered several pieces of kinetic art around Boston. To be a PE or not to be a PE. Teaches GD&T – there is a big need for it – and related courses. Was able to wean off of Gillette before going fully into training Sometimes you should make your own datum. Likes to write in his spare time. Charles' Company www. dynamicdesignconsulting.com Charles blog www.thebasicdimension.com/ Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 1h 05m 00s | ||||||
| 10/20/25 | Scott Bruneau: A traditional non-traditional engineer | #49 – Scott Bruneau: A traditional non-traditional engineer Merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop an engineer is somebody who makes precise guesswork based on unreliable data provided by people with questionable knowledge. Studied nuclear engineering in high school. Yes, high school. Buuuut, got his engineering degree late in life. An early position was in quality – to get to know the parts – because that group knows them best. Worked on drill rigs – building and using. Buying Delaware metals was a legacy decision, not a financial one. AeroGrowth has helped his business grow. Ownership will give you humility. Quoting production jobs was a big learning curve They are very transparent about prices and costs Also wants to partner with other shops. Demand is high. He’s working a lot of hours: his systems are good but not all the right people yet. Needs good machinists, not just operators. Interdependent, not co-dependent Likes the mental discipline of golf Not a fan of Nicholas Cage Books: “Good to Great” Jim Collins “The Goal” Eli Goldratt “12 Rules for Life” Jordan Peterson “Seven Habits of Highly Effective People” Steven Covey Scott’s Company – www.delewaremetals.com AeroGrowth – www.aerogrowthllc.com Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 58m 24s | ||||||
| 10/6/25 | Bob Bouthillier: Innovation Requires Disobedience | #48– Bob Bouthillier: Innovation Requires Disobedience Merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Like father, like son. His father was an electrical engineer. But started college as a pharmacist Did quality inspection of guns – including a Howizter cannon. He can assemble guns fast – not quite as fast as Forrest Gump. Inspecting ball bearings – stains vs pits. His podcast summarizes books on innovation. Just as generals are well prepared for the last war, CEOs operate in a similar way. You don’t get real innovation without disobedience. Treat AI like an intern. Gell-Mann amnesia Effect – be careful trusting AI. His AI prompts are longer than the output. Pro2Health – inspiratory muscle trainer The Houston Rockets tested it. Plays the piano – had played professionally in bands. Neuro transformation therapy – cures PTSD Recommendations for engineers Learn python Learn agile techniques Learn to use large language model Learn to build agents with LLM. All the books: “Apple in China” by Patrick McGee “Blink” by Malcolm Gladwell “The Happiness Hypothesis” and “The Righteous Mind” by Jonathan Haidt “Switch” by Chip and Dan Heath “A Higher Call” by Adam Makos “Loon Shots” by Safi Bahcall AI Human Fusion” by Leanne Shelton Bob’s Podcast - “Innoguide” Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 1h 02m 19s | ||||||
| 9/22/25 | Jordan Poots:He’s good at maths. | #47 – Jordan Poots: He’s good at maths. Beers with Engineers merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Mechanical engineer from Northern Ireland Who quickly went into software. Maths or math? Well, it is mathematicS. UK still has a mix of English and metric He was into AI before it was cool. Studied vehicle on-ramp merging Can change the car from altruistic to individualistic behavior Still interested in mechanical engineering, such as FEA. One use of AI for engineers is as a chatbot for help with software. AI makes arithmetic mistakes – it is know to struggle with it Evolutionary algorithms are a type of AI. Computers beat humans in chess and go. Poker is next. Jordan loves solving hard problems By his own accord, he is determined (or is it stubborn). He is a coffee nerd and won’t admit how much he paid for his coffee maker. Jordan sleeps like a baby – in the good way. Young engineers need to take risks. Try and find out. Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 56m 31s | ||||||
| 9/8/25 | Noel LaFlamme: Hammer and Forge Metallurgist | #46 – Noel LaFlamme: Hammer and Forge Metallurgist Beers with Engineers merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Always interested in how things work and making it better. Which led to blacksmithing - by way of archery Made arrowheads out of rebar. Which (of course) led to a sword. Rules of thumb for temperature of steel. Blacksmithing is a hobby that makes a few bucks. Specialty is chef’s knives Good knives are tapered from spine to edge and from bast to tip. YouTube videos on knife making are a mixed-bag. 1st job out of college was at a venture capital firm. Left to be more involved in the actual creation. Three most important factors for a startup – the team, the team, and the team. Good innovation often comes from startup pivots. “Getting around” patents Really enjoys flyfishing – and makes his equipment Did fly fishing make Ted Williams a great hitter or vice versa. Craft food for the movie filming of Moonrise Kingdom was in his front yard. Apolo Anton Ohno is often confused for … Apolo Anton Ohno. Reach Noel at www.Laflammeforge.com Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 1h 00m 53s | ||||||
| 8/25/25 | Dan Schreiber: Beer Flavored Ice Cream | #45 – Dan Schreiber: Beer Flavored Ice Cream Beers with Engineers merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Dan is an architect in Green Bay but had always wanted to be a farmer. Stroh’s was the local macro-brewery when Dan and Bert went to college. They made ice cream, then and still do today. Do corn farmers put feed corn around the perimeter of their field? Bert and Dan rode a mechanical bull in Kentucky Felt like an architect on his second job. Dan thinks architects adopted CAD at about the same rate as engineers If he was born ten years later, he probably would have gone into IT. Early CAD was tough to use. To call yourself an architect, you need to be licensed. Not so for engineers. Licensing exam – 9 sections. The last one was 12 hours long. Are “no scale” and “not to scale” different? Antoine Davis (who?) and Pete Maravich. Throwing Hershey bars onto the basketball court. It is awesome going through a building you designed. Go to Marquette, MI to see his work. The Great Bridge: The Epic Story of the Building of the Brooklyn Bridge, by David McCullough Using a tree as the center column of your building. Not a farmer today, but enjoys gardening. You can tap butternut trees. Makes a smooth, buttery syrup. In high school, Dan went into the engine compartment to work on the engine. T-shirts at www.beerswithengineers.shop. Use “podcast” for 15% off. Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 1h 01m 26s | ||||||
| 8/11/25 | Caitlin Vaillancourt - How to avoid breaking chips. The edible ones. | #44 – Caitlin Vaillincourt: How to avoid braking chip. The edible ones. Beers with Engineers merchandise - www.beerswithengineers.shop Pros and cons of longer or shorter college terms Played basketball in college and traveled abroad Part of global leadership development program at Avery Dennison and loved the experience. Interned at Frito-Lay reducing potato chip breakage. For now, she is happy with project management but misses working with customers. The 8D quality approach is eight disciplines, not eight things that start with D. https://asq.org/quality-resources/eight-disciplines-8d It seems easy to make a cable tie but many things can go wrong. Bert dares sci-fi writers to write a chapter on how a self-replicating probe replicates itself. She has her PMP – project management professional – certification. Project managers have to influence without authority. Started a new job just as Covid hit. Not easy In the early Covid days, our company sent masks to our colleagues in China. The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt is well worth reading about phones and kids. Duo Lingo – some good and some bad. The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt Bert’s Company – www.dexterityeng.com Bert’s email - bert.uschold@outlook.com Hat tip to Joseph McDade for free use of his music "Mirrors". | 1h 02m 32s | ||||||
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Chart history for Beers with Engineers
Peaked at #145 in IL, currently #145 in IL.
| Market | Genre | Peak | Current | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IL | — | #145 | #145 | — |
Chart Positions
1 placement across 1 market.
Chart Positions
1 placement across 1 market.