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Today in Manufacturing Podcast

Today in Manufacturing Podcast

Today in Manufacturing has a new podcast brought to you by the editors of Industrial Media. In each episode, we discuss the five biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward.

Jeep CEO Called Out

He claimed the Cherokee Nation should consider the SUV's name "an honor."

An ‘Easy-to-Operate’ Flying Car

A startup hopes to make its airborne vehicle accessible to regular drivers.

As Citations Drop, Fall Protection Still Dominates OSHA's Top 10

Citations during OSHA's fiscal 2021 were down 13% from 2020 and down more than one-third from 2019.

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Taste Test: RED Chocolate

Can a sugar-free chocolate bar actually taste good? Find out in our latest Taste Test.

Cybertruck Specs Disappear Off Tesla's Website

Elon Musk said the vehicle won’t go into production until late 2022.

As Gun Plant Downsizes, Nearby Manufacturers Vie for its Workers

One local executive called it “the opportunity of a lifetime.”

Deere Workers Strike; Lava Destroys Factory; Amazon Returns Fraud | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 37

Also on the podcast, 73% of workers are considering quitting, bad valves cost company $4.5 million, Nestle adds plant-based shrimp and billions in SBA grant fraud.

Porsche EV Outselling its Flagship Sports Car

Porsche wants 80% of its sold vehicles to be fully electric or hybrid by 2030.

Auto Supplier Seeks Compensation Amid Production Slowdowns

The company’s CEO said it can’t be held responsible for automakers’ financial issues.

Fire Burns at Dried Milk Plant

No one was injured, but the facility suffered extensive damage.

Scorned Ex-Worker Allegedly Hacked Planes at Flight School

She is accused of clearing planes for flight that needed maintenance.