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Lean Built: Manufacturing Freedom
Henry Holsters and Pierson Workholding
r-House Radio Show
HUNT Real Estate Corporation
IMI Podcasts
Christian Henrik Nesheim
G4 Podcasts
G4
Meredith's Husband | SEO for People Who Don't Like SEO
A professional photographer and her SEO husband
Manifesting through Motherhood.
Lyndsay Williams
The Propel Podcast
Propel Conference
The Alimond Show
Alimond Studio
Main Street Success Stories
Jennifer Kok
Boardsi Leadership Talks
Martin Rowinski
Finanzexperten im Interview - biallo.de
biallo.de
BNR Economenpanel | BNR
BNR Nieuwsradio
The Diff
Byrne Hobart
Startup Life - Podcast
Startup Life - Podcast
Cenário Econômico com Leandro Resende
Rádio CBN
Rochester Speaks
Rochester Speaks
The Legacy Investor with Cameron Philgreen
Cameron Philgreen
Ultimate Partner®
Vince Menzione - Technology Industry Sales and Partner Executive
Social Proof Podcast
Social Proof Network
Fox Business Hourly Report
FOX News Podcasts
Handelsblatt Today – Der Finanzpodcast mit News zu Börse, Aktien und Geldanlage
Solveig Gode, Nicole Bastian, Sandra Groeneveld, Nele Dohmen, Anis Mičijević, Ben Mendelson, Aileen Bunte
Daily Cyber Threat Brief
Simply Cyber Media Group
Learning Uncut
Michelle Parry-Slater
The High Court Report
SCOTUS Oral Arguments
Ground Floor Government
PhoneLive.io
The Kings Code Podcast
Tate
Mindset Reloaded - Brian Tracy Motivation Daily
Motiv
The Knowing Moments
Joy Chik
Bloomberg News Now
Samejo
Bloomberg Intelligence
Bloomberg
Market Matters with Morgan-Aly
Jason Behr
Becker Business
Scott Becker
Bloomberg Surveillance
Bloomberg
BTC-ECHO | Bitcoin & Krypto Podcasts
BTC-ECHO
Stocks To Watch
Global One Media Pte. Ltd.
Autoline Daily
Autoline
Talking Real Money - Investing Talk
Don McDonald
Business
Henry Holsters and Pierson Workholding
What if one of the fastest ways to improve your machine shop is walking through someone else’s?In this solo episode, Andrew shares lessons from recent shop tours, including visits to manufacturers in Japan and Toyota Mat...
Andrew shares how a simple magnetic tag meant to prevent a security mistake failed, not because the idea was bad, but because the process wasn’t complete. From there, Andrew and Jay explore Kanban systems, physical signa...
A single drop of coolant shut down an overnight production run that should have been making parts for hours. Nothing crashed or was broken, yet the machine stopped, production stopped, and the schedule slipped.That small...
Andrew returns from Japan with 15 lessons that challenged the way he thinks about leadership, training, standards, and continuous improvement. These include thoughts on how leaders accidentally become bottlenecks, why st...
What happens when an iconic brand starts fighting its own fans?This week, Andrew and Jay discuss Fender’s controversial cease-and-desist campaign against Strat-style guitar builders and discuss the difference between pro...
Jay welcomes John Grimsmo of Grimsmo Knives for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, manufacturing culture, lean systems, and the Six Types of Working Genius assessment. Fresh off implementing the framework with hi...
Is a good leader a dictator? In this episode, Jay and Andrew wrestle with the tension between decisive leadership and collaborative growth. What starts as a customer support question turns into a deep conversation about ...
Andrew and Jay explore the tension between confidence and delusion in entrepreneurship, the challenge of scaling a company without losing yourself, and the reality that what got you here might not get you there. They als...
Is anybody too big to fail? (Answer: no.) What actually keeps a business alive when everything around it starts shifting?In this ep, Andrew and Jay talk the quiet reality behind “too big to fail,” looking at why companie...
Jay and Andrew start by talking about getting back into work after time away, which leads into a broader discussion about applying work systems and efficiency principles in both the shop and at home. They cover a range o...
Fresh off the Machining Summit on the Summit in Mammoth Lakes, Andrew and Jay sit down to unpack what actually made the experience worth it...and it wasn’t just the sessions. From gondola rides to small, living-room-styl...
What happens when your factory catches fire without warning? In this episode, Brian Meyers (president of Fat American Mfg and host of Lean by Doing podcast) sits down with Jay and Andrew to share the story of a fire that...
Jay begins by talking about selling a machine, and when it's better to go direct versus using a dealer, with broader implications regarding alignment, control, and the hidden costs of outsourcing parts of your business. ...
Jay and Andrew begin with a deceptively simple question: what actually makes a company “lean”? Starting with a quote from Shigeo Shingo, they challenge the common misconception that lean is just Kanban, and explore the d...
Andrew shares insights with Jay from a recent lean-focused shop tour with Paul Akers. The conversation goes to the hidden dangers of batch processing vs. one-piece flow, why takt time can matter more than cycle time, how...
Why do some people naturally notice problems while others don’t? Andrew introduces ideas from the book Living Sensationally, exploring how different sensory personalities affect how workers perceive disorder and opportun...
Andrew shares a recent experiment in his shop: installing a full Sonos sound system and changing the structure of morning meetings and 3S time to give employees more room to pursue real improvements. Meanwhile, Jay discu...
A tornado tears through Bloomington, leading Andrew and Jay to discuss practical leadership during real-world emergencies. From there, the conversation shifts back to the shop floor: chip conveyors on Brother machines, p...
In this special guest episode, Andrew sits down with Russell Watkins, co-founder of Sempai. Andrew first met Russell at the Gemba Summit in Belfast, where Russell delivered a keynote titled “10 Lightbulb Moments from Wor...
Jay and Andrew unpack a provocative quote from Shigeo Shingo: “If you don’t know why defects are occurring, make some defects.”It sounds like lean heresy at first. But they explore why some defects are treasures and othe...
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