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From Production to Closure - An Oil Well Lifecycle: Leta Brisebois
May 25, 2026
44m 21s
The Potash Industry - Talking with a Maintenance and Design Engineer: Julien Brazeau
May 11, 2026
44m 49s
EYES - Educating Youth in Engineering and Science: Kevina Mullock and MacKenzie Chittenden
Apr 27, 2026
49m 27s
BONUS: Behind the Scenes on our 2nd Anniversary
Apr 15, 2026
27m 25s
From Petroleum Engineering to Agricultural Risk Modeling: Mehdi Mohammadpoor
Apr 13, 2026
54m 52s
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| 5/25/26 | From Production to Closure - An Oil Well Lifecycle: Leta Brisebois | Send us Fan Mail Have you ever seen a pumpjack in an oil field and wondered how long it has been there, or what will happen to it in the future? It turns out that the life of an oil well depends on its condition, how much oil it produces, and the current oil price. Petroleum engineers are heavily involved in managing the lifecycle of oil wells. In this episode we sit down with Leta Brisebois to learn about her career in the oil and gas industry. Leta has a background in Pet... | 44m 21s | ||||||
| 5/11/26 | The Potash Industry - Talking with a Maintenance and Design Engineer: Julien Brazeau | Send us Fan Mail Did you know that potash is essential for food production around the world? Saskatchewan happens to account for roughly one third of all global potash production. Engineers from a variety of disciplines are needed to support potash mining operations. In this episode we sit down with Julien Brazeau to learn about his career. Julien has a background in Industrial Systems Engineering and has spent over 18 years working in the potash industry in a variety of en... | 44m 49s | ||||||
| 4/27/26 | EYES - Educating Youth in Engineering and Science: Kevina Mullock and MacKenzie Chittenden | Send us Fan Mail In this episode we explore how we can nurture and encourage youth to consider a career path in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). The world needs more engineers, and STEM outreach is a big part of the process to ensure we will have sufficient bright minds to solve big real-world problems in the future! Kevina Mullock and MacKenzie Chittenden are the Coordinators of Engineering Outreach at the University of Regina. Together they manage and d... | 49m 27s | ||||||
| 4/15/26 | BONUS: Behind the Scenes on our 2nd Anniversary | Send us Fan Mail Can you believe this tiny little podcast project is already two years old? In this bonus episode, Justin Gwilliam comes back on the show to help celebrate the occasion and ask some more “behind the scenes” questions. (I honestly think he just came for the cake and to tease me a bit.) I extend a sincere thank-you to all of the guests that came on Engineering Conversations this past year to share their story. Without guests, there is no show! My hope is... | 27m 25s | ||||||
| 4/13/26 | From Petroleum Engineering to Agricultural Risk Modeling: Mehdi Mohammadpoor | Send us Fan Mail It is very difficult to predict the direction an engineering career will take as there are so many options. One certainty is that an engineer can always take their knowledge and skills with them to address problems and challenges that exist in whatever industry they choose to work. In this episode we sit down with Mehdi Mohammadpoor to learn about his career. Mehdi has a background in petroleum engineering, where he completed advanced degrees. He worked as ... | 54m 52s | ||||||
| 3/30/26 | Air Quality and Environmental Engineering: Kevin McCullum | Send us Fan Mail Environmental engineering is a broad field that includes air, water, and soil engineering. Among those areas, air quality has broad impacts on the environment since it is not always localized. For example, forest fires can affect the air quality for people and wildlife that are thousands of kilometers away. In this episode we sit down with Kevin McCullum to learn about his career as an environmental engineer. Kevin has worked in both private industry and go... | 50m 01s | ||||||
| 3/16/26 | Electrical Engineering Consulting: Trevor Chadwick | Send us Fan Mail The world relies on electricity for practically everything we do, including in our work lives and personal lives. Electrification has changed the world, and we need engineers to design and build electrical systems. In this episode we sit down with Trevor Chadwick to talk about his career. Trevor has a background in Electronic Systems engineering and has worked in electrical consulting for fifteen years. Trevor is the President and Principal Engineer at Wick... | 43m 23s | ||||||
| 3/14/26 | BONUS: Engineering Students in Offices Eating Pi | Send us Fan Mail To celebrate Pi Day, I invited some fourth-year engineering students to my office to eat some pie and talk about their experience in engineering! We will hear their thoughts on surviving engineering, gaining work experience, completing a capstone project, and more! A big thank you to Madison French, Sarah Schatz, and Pranav Mukesh for coming on the show to share their journey in engineering! Happy Pi Day! | 48m 02s | ||||||
| 3/2/26 | Mining and Active Allyship: Jocelyn Peltier-Huntley | Send us Fan Mail Engineering careers can be dynamic, across many different sectors, and in new areas that require experience, a problem-solving lens, and perspective. In this episode we sit down with Dr. Jocelyn Peltier-Huntley to talk about her experience as a mechanical engineer. She has extensive experience in the mining sector, where she worked in coal mining, lead and zinc smelting, and the potash industry. After working for over a decade, Jocelyn decided to go back to unive... | 52m 33s | ||||||
| 2/16/26 | Broadcast Towers, Antennas, and Transmitters: Dave Rainnie | Send us Fan Mail Do you like listening to the radio or watching television? Have you ever wondered how that broadcast gets to your device? It turns out that a lot of engineering is required to deliver that content to the audience. In this episode we sit down with Dave Rainnie to learn about his career in the broadcasting industry. Dave has a background in Electronics Systems engineering and has spent close to 18 years working for the Canadian Broadcasting Company. The... | 46m 18s | ||||||
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| 2/2/26 | More than Oil and Gas - Engineering a Full Life: Angela Jamieson | Send us Fan Mail An engineering degree can be a ticket to see the world. It can also help you think both critically and logically, which often has benefits outside of your work life. In this episode we sit down with Angela Jaimeson to learn about her journey in engineering. Angela has a background in geological engineering and spent close to 20 years working in the oil and gas sector in Canada, The Netherlands and Brunei. When Angela returned to Canada she started Jamieson ... | 58m 58s | ||||||
| 1/19/26 | Landfills, Lagoons, and Wastewater Treatment: Greg Kuntz | Send us Fan Mail Environmental engineers work on all kinds of projects for industry and municipalities. These can include site remediation, civil earth works, surveying, water treatment, and more. We all benefit from the work of environmental engineers. In this episode we sit down with Greg Kuntz to learn about his career in environmental engineering, which spans over 25 years. During this time, Greg has worked on an extensive list of projects in different sectors. In... | 48m 32s | ||||||
| 1/5/26 | Smart Technologies for Smart Waste: Sam Dietrich | Send us Fan Mail Do you pride yourself in how your organize your organics, recycling, and garbage materials for pick-up? Or do you just throw everything together in one bin? Clearly, if materials are organized properly it makes it much easier to process them at the relevant facility. In this episode we sit down with Sam Dietrich to learn about his career, which has seen him working in robotics and programming. Sam has a background in Industrial Systems engineering, and mino... | 45m 11s | ||||||
| 12/22/25 | Environmental Engineering in the Steel Industry: Kamille Brunwald | Send us Fan Mail Steel can be found everywhere in our day-to-day lives. It is in our appliances, our vehicles, our houses, work environments and more. Steel is used widely in manufacturing countless products. The production of steel is a complicated process and engineers from several disciplines work in this industry. In this episode we sit down with Kamille Brunwald to learn about her career in the steel industry. Kamille has a background in Environmental Systems eng... | 40m 51s | ||||||
| 12/8/25 | Geotechnical and Environmental Engineering: Wayne Clifton | Send us Fan Mail Did you know that there is an entire field of engineering that studies how structures interact with soil and rock? The engineering mechanics of these interactions help engineers design infrastructure including, roadways, buildings, lagoons, and much more. Prior to any construction, geotechnical and environmental engineers are often involved in site assessment and during the lifetime of a project they can be involved in monitoring a site and handling remediation me... | 51m 01s | ||||||
| 11/24/25 | Mechanical Systems for Buildings: Tom Atkins | Send us Fan Mail Have you ever considered that buildings are more than just a structure? In fact, buildings have complicated systems that help the building achieve its design goals. These include systems for heating, ventilation, air conditioning, fire protection, plumbing, electrical, and more! Engineers design these systems so that buildings can be functional, safe, and energy efficient. In this episode we sit down with Tom Atkins to learn about his career as a mechanical... | 44m 59s | ||||||
| 11/14/25 | BONUS: Talking Engineering and Professional Football with Ryder Varga | Send us Fan Mail Engineering and athletics might not be two things that people think go together. It turns out that a lot of engineering students are involved in athletics. Being a student-athlete is a big commitment as students have to balance both their academic and athletic responsibilities. In this bonus episode we sit down Ryder Varga to hear about his experience as a student-athlete. Ryder studied Environmental Systems engineering and played for the University of Regi... | 49m 37s | ||||||
| 11/10/25 | Beyond the Classroom: Lei Ocampo, Gianna Osuobeni, and Drake Smith | Send us Fan Mail Everyone knows that when you go to study engineering at university, you will have to take a bunch of courses and laboratories. These academic activities help students learn core engineering skills. However, there is a lot of learning that can happen in engineering student organizations. These extra-curricular activities are where students develop additional skills that will have an important impact on their career. In this episode we sit down with three eng... | 47m 01s | ||||||
| 10/27/25 | A Career in Municipal and Water Engineering: Tom Williams | Send us Fan Mail Over the course of their career, engineers can work on a large variety of projects, especially in the municipal engineering sector. These projects have a large, positive impact for the residents and businesses in that region. In this episode we sit down with Tom Williams to talk about his extensive career in municipal and water engineering. Tom has a background in agricultural engineering and over 35 years of experience working on a variety of engineering ... | 39m 05s | ||||||
| 10/13/25 | Data and Advanced Analytics in Energy and Resources: Lisa Rong | Send us Fan Mail Engineers need data to make informed decisions. For example, data can be used to evaluate new engineering design options and business opportunities. But data can also be used in urgent situations during the operation of a facility. In fact, technology has evolved to the point where real-time data can be sent from a remote plant in the field back to engineers at the head office for analysis and informed decision making. In this episode we sit down with Lisa Rong to learn abou... | 40m 43s | ||||||
| 9/29/25 | Satellite Radio and Space Projects: Brayden Willenborg | Send us Fan Mail Software and electronics are used for countless applications in our day-to-day lives and in industrial applications. Have you ever wondered who the engineers are that lead the development of some of these technologies? In this episode we sit down with Brayden Willenborg to learn about his career in software development. Braden has a background in Software Systems engineering and is currently a Senior Software Developer and Team Lead at Calian Space and Defense.&n... | 43m 39s | ||||||
| 9/15/25 | Enhanced Oil Recovery and Rare Earth Elements: Petro Nakutnyy | Send us Fan Mail Do you ever wonder where or how technology is developed? Commercial technology requires a great deal of research, prototyping, and testing to refine it to the point where it is both effective and economically viable. Engineers from all disciplines are involved in research and development projects that help drive the development of new technologies. In this episode we sit down with Petro Nakutnyy to learn about his career as a research engineer. Petro has a ... | 41m 37s | ||||||
| 9/1/25 | Talking Telecom: Blair Laforge | Send us Fan Mail Who remembers rotary phones and push button phones that were connected to land lines? Now we all rely on cell phones and telecommunications companies have evolved to provide way more services than just phone calls. In addition to wired and mobile telephone services, many telecoms now provide television services, wireless internet, homes security, and more! The telecommunications sector has seen phenomenal changes over the last thirty years. In this episode ... | 42m 56s | ||||||
| 8/18/25 | Sustainability and Municipal Water Projects: Goke Rufai | Send us Fan Mail Consulting engineers provide engineering services to virtually all sectors. This can include private industry, municipal infrastructure, financial systems, health care, and more. There are consulting engineers working on projects in countries all over the world. In this episode we sit down with Goke Rufai to hear about his career in consulting engineering. Goke is a Project Manager and Design Engineer at AECOM. Although he has a background in Industri... | 44m 04s | ||||||
| 8/4/25 | Discussing Nuclear Engineering: Esam Hussein | Send us Fan Mail With an ever-growing population, the world has seen a steady rise in the demand for energy. There is a renewed interest in nuclear power due to its lower carbon footprint when compared to other technologies. In this episode we sit down with Esam Hussein to talk about nuclear engineering. Esam is a retired nuclear engineer and professor who spent time working in both industry and academia. During his career, Esam published numerous scientific papers and indu... | 44m 50s | ||||||
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