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Today in Manufacturing Podcast
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Underground Vinyl Plant Busted; F-150's Gas Tank Problem; America's Transformer Crisis | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 287
Also on the podcast, tire maker expands with autonomous robots, bacteria evolves to eat industrial pollution and manufacturers move past pilots to scale AI deployments.
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Ford's $1B U.S. Investment; New Flying Car Factory; Cyborg Cockroach Paramedics | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 286
Also on the podcast, why young engineers don't trust AI, scientists turn dairy waste into fuel and students to transform 1976 Ford F-350.
September 21, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Northern Tool Reshores; VW Cuts 50,000; Metal Foam Improves Car Safety | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 285
Also on the podcast, robot startup spins out of Boston Dynamics, the price manufacturers pay when workers miss updates and a new medical device improves sleep studies.
September 14, 2026
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Deadly THC Explosion; SpaceX's Big Salvage Job; PBR Heist | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 284
Also on the podcast, cookies made from plastic bottles, an ice cream cone history lesson and why Northrop is making diamond-cooled chips.
September 7, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Illegal Cookie Factory; Starr Sues Over Google Review; Freedom & Glory Makes Flags | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 283
Also on the podcast, SpaceX to build world's largest spaceport, humanoid robots smash records, yellow school bus faces new reality and a conversation with Michael J. DeVoney from OptiCrib.
August 31, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Big Changes at Tyson; Blame Over Boeing's Broken Window; 5 Cars Disappearing in 2027 | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 282
Also on the podcast, AI data centers at the bottom of the ocean, UAVs combat cargo crisis and meat processor accused of dumping.
August 24, 2026
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Yamaha Cuts Production; SpaceX's Terafab in Texas; GM Ends Samsung Venture | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 281
August 17, 2026
Rotted Fish Sauce Removed; Magellan's Odd Bankruptcy; Pearson's Closes Candy Factory | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 280
August 10, 2026
Ford's Snack Firings; Mars Closes NJ Hub; Cheesemaker Saves Plant | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 279
August 3, 2026
Invisible Drone Vanishes; Ammo Factory Fails; New Balance's Plans | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 278
July 27, 2026
Harley's 'Junk' Rating; VW Kills Models; Flex Work at Land O'Lakes | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 277
July 20, 2026
EV Maker Banned in U.S.; Ford's 'Emotional Injuries'; Missing Cargo Plane | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 276
July 13, 2026
Ford's Lemon Problem; First Fusion Plant; U.S. Steel's New Line | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 275
June 29, 2026
Ford's Recall Remedy; JBS Facility Closures; GM Strike Ends | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 274
June 22, 2026
Boiler Explosion at Int'l Paper; Fire at Harley Supplier; Army Tests New Grenade | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 272
June 8, 2026
SendCutSend's 'Anything Factories'; NC Sues Foreign EV Maker; Tesla's Sticker Recall | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 271
June 1, 2026
JLR's Profit Plunge; Schlitz Ends Production; Ford, Stellantis Pay Bankrupt Supplier | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 270
May 25, 2026
Musk's Texas Terafab Plans; Deadly Spill at Asphalt Plant; 420,000 Peach Trees Destroyed | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 269
May 15, 2026
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Bridgestone's Sudden Closing; Hyundai's Robot Delay; First Humanless Truckload | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 268
Also on the podcast, Corning's big AI deal with Nvidia, charred Domino Sugar plant gets modernized and medical supply shortage traced to endotoxins.
May 11, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Rocket-Powered Car; Underground Factory on Alabama 'Island'; Electrolux Layoffs Amid Washer Retool | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 267
Also on the podcast, why workers aren't embracing AI, Sub-Zero boosts production at factory that isn't open yet, and Kellogg puts toys back in cereal boxes.
May 4, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
GM, Ford Asked to Make Weapons; Tornado Hits Rivian; Ford's Major Restructuring | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 266
Also on the podcast, a thin plastic film that tears apart viruses, breeding better potatoes to make chips and Anheuser-Busch invests $300 million to upskill U.S. workforce.
April 27, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Kimberly-Clark Arson; Mustard Pipe Scandal; VW's Sales Cliff | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 265
Also on the podcast, Rivian's plan for old batteries, AI-powered welding robot dogs build ships and funding cuts could cripple cybersecurity efforts.
April 20, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Car Paint Gets Security Detail; Tyson Loses Bacteria Case; Stronger Ban on Chinese Cars | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 264
Also on the podcast, Johnnie Walker's bold experiment, John Deere loses on right-to-repair and a 3D-printed steel made by AI could be the best we've ever seen.
April 13, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
'Suicide Cords' Pulled; 12-Ton KitKat Heist; Makita Buys Panasonic Tools | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 263
Also on the podcast, Build America, Buy America causes supply chain problems, Ferrari made a $500,000 supercar with too much tint and Honda is making roads from desert sand.
April 6, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Hyundai Stops SUV Sales; Harley Slashes Jobs; Bezos Plans Manufacturing Revolution | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 262
Also on the podcast, Fluke's blueprint to solve technician shortage, strike at General Dynamics and Frazer and Harbinger partner on hybrid electric ambulances.
March 30, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
First 'Seafood Robotics' Plant; Yamaha Leaves California; Honda Kills 3 EVs | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 261
Also on the podcast, targeted tariff win at Detroit Diesel, Ferrari picks old Mazda name to set stage for trademark battle, and Stryker struck by cyberattack.
March 23, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Nestlé Gets 'Ruthless'; Aston Martin's Risky Design; Bell's New X-Plane | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 260
Also on the podcast, Fluke outfits engineering students with pro tools, super foam saves lives and AI-designed "metamachines" run wild.
March 16, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Stellantis Workers Get $0 Bonuses; Rancho Cucamonga Closes; 'Skinny Jab' Factory Raided | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 259
Also on the podcast, judge says companies should get tariff refunds, Stanley Black & Decker closes historic factory and FDA gives bonuses for speedy drug reviews.
March 9, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
America's Cheapest Car; Texas Sues Smelly Site; Historic Union Victory | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 258
Also on the podcast, Apple's new factory in Texas, AI isn't replacing plant workers and Autodesk's nextgen prosthetic partnership.
March 2, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Turbine Graveyard Lawsuit; Cargill Closes Plant; Offshoring Critic Offshores Work | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 257
Also on the podcast, controversy at AI summit, nefarious groups target U.S. manufacturers and how a small aircraft went from concept to flight-ready prototype in 71 days.
February 23, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Rockwell Picks City for Giant Factory; Waymo's Not-So-Autonomous Cars; Stellantis Sells Plant for $100 | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 256
Also on the podcast, Honda's AI chip could eliminate crashes, plastic asphalt lasts longer and smart underwear made to solve health problems.
February 16, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Tesla Kills 2 Models; Honda, GM End Fuel Cell Project; First Brands CEO Scandal | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 255
Also on the podcast, Porsche could end two models before they hit the market, Waymo gets $16 billion injection, and a new strategic reserve for rare earth elements.
February 9, 2026
Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Polaris Closing Indian Plant; Lincoln Logs Loses Manufacturer; Rare Factory Options | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 254
Also on the podcast, Boeing delivers a lot of planes, new farm productivity tools and whether or not recent U.S. investments are realistic.
February 2, 2026