ASME's Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile welcomes guests from across the world of mechanical engineering to discover the interesting and unconventional ways they are using their skills to advance engineering for the benefit of humanity.
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Uncoventional Engineering Episode 23: “3D Printing and Blazing Your Own Trail” with Jason Lopes (00:30:59)
Tom Costabile and Jay Flores met with Jason Lopes - 3D printing expert and special effects pioneer. From humble beginnings as an aspiring pro-skateboarder to leading effects teams working on Hollywood blockbusters, Jason’s career journey is as unconventional as it gets!
00:00 Show opening
00:44 Welcome to the show with Jay Flores and Tom Costabile
1:21 Guest introduction - Jason Lopes, 3D printing expert and special effects pioneer
1:53 Jason describes his early career journey
7:07 Jason provides his perspective on why teamwork is so vital to supporting innovation
9:45 Jason details his transition from working at Stan Winston Studios to Legacy Effects
15:45 Tom asks Jason to provide some insights on the future of AI
23:25 Tom and Jason share their affinity for certain 3D printers
27:00 Jay asks Jason to give his advice for those still searching for what they want to do with their careers
30:33 Thank yous and goodbyes
Unconventional Engineering Episode 22: “Latina Engineer – Empowering and Inspiring the Next Generation” with Diana Iracheta (00:14:03)
Tom Costabile and Jay Flores met with Diana Iracheta, founder of “Latina Engineer.” Through her social channels and speaking engagements, Diana shares her career journey with the hope of inspiring the next generation of engineers.
00:12 Welcome to the show with Jay Flores and Tom Costabile
00:47 Guest introduction - Diana Iracheta, Founder of Latina Engineer
2:23 What drew Diana to engineering in the first place
4:06 Diana shares her "Top 3 Influences"
5:26 Background of the Latina Engineer organization
7:50 Diana describes the achievement she is most proud of
8:54 Diana explains the impetus for tapping into social media to connect with audiences
11:30 Advice for young women considering a career in engineering
12:45 Thank yous and goodbyes
Unconventional Engineering Episode 21 "Conformity Assessment and Competency Standards" (00:27:01)
Host Tom Costabile spoke with guests Dr. Phil Hopkins and Patrick Vieth about conformity assessment and competency standards, as seen through the lens of the pipeline industry.
00:09 Welcome to the show with Tom Costabile
00:23 Guest introduction - Patrick Vieth and Dr. Phil Hopkins
1:46 Phil and Patrick share their "Top 3 Influences"
5:19 "Innovation Station" - discussion about the future of engineering and AI
12:55 The importance of Conformity Assessment and Competency Standards in engineering
22:56 Discussion about STEM education and the ASME Foundation "Dr. Phil Hopkins Scholarship"
25:55 Thank yous and goodbyes
Unconventional Engineering Episode 20 - “From Super Soaker to Energy Solutions” with Dr. Lonnie Johnson (00:33:55)
Dr. Lonnie Johnson is an inventor with over 100 patents to his name, most notably, the Super Soaker® water gun, he is the President and Founder of Johnson Research and Development, as well as its’ affiliates Johnson Energy Storage and JTEC Energy.
00:09 Welcome to the show with Tom Costabile and Jay Flores
00:21 Guest introduction - Dr. Lonnie Johnson
1:10 Lonnie describes how he discovered a passion for engineering and inventing things during his childhood
2:11 Discussion about what can be done to support the future of engineering, in particular by encouraging the youth of today to explore STEM-related activities
5:37 Lonnie describes the different roles he's held over the years including his time at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, in the U.S. Air Force, as well as NASA
13:54 "Innovation Station" - the backstory of how Dr. Johnson invented the Super Soaker, as well as his efforts in developing solid state batteries
19:41 Lonnie describes what motivates him to stay in the lab and reflects on some of his favorite inventions
24:07 Discussion about the future of engineering
29:09 Lonnie describes his interests, both in and out of the lab
33:20 Thank yous and goodbyes
A panel of esteemed ASME volunteers provide their perspective on E-Fest Tech Connect – a unique, virtual event designed for students and early-career engineers.
00:00 Welcome to the show with host Tom Costabile
00:22 Guest panel introductions - Elisabeth Deeb, Nikhil Menezes, Santiago Campana Reyes, and Charbel Bou-Mosleh
1:41 Background of E-Fest Tech Connect event including history, current format, program content and the value of attending
3:45 The new ASME Digital Landmark Program and the partnership between the ASME History & Heritage Committee and the Student & Early Career Development Sector
4:55 Detailed description of what event attendees can expect
10:20 Tom and panel share their point of view on why events like E-Fest Tech Connect are valuable for attendees
15:35 Details of how to register for the event
18:55 Thank yous and goodbyes
Unconventional Engineering Episode 18 - "STEM From Dance" with Yamilee Toussaint (00:15:30)
Yamilee Toussaint is harnessing the power of dance to introduce young girls to STEM. By combining a love of dance, her Mechanical Engineering training and a passion for education, Yamilee hopes to help light the creative spark for those who typically lack representation in science.
Unconventional Engineering Episode 17 - “Ready to Launch” with Joan Melendez-Misner (00:29:20)
As a Spacecraft Systems Engineer and science influencer, Joan Melendez-Misner is on a “mission” to not only help NASA return to the Moon, but also use her passion and expertise to encourage and empower minorities to pursue careers in STEM.
Unconventional Engineering Episode 16 - The ASME Committee on Sustainability (00:24:09)
Climate action is a long-term proposition that requires persistence and the ability to pivot where necessary. The ASME Committee on Sustainability, led by Chair Sean Bradshaw and Vice-Chair Timo Marquez, is charged with ensuring ASME remains committed to doing its part in contributing to the larger prospect of realizing actionable progress in addressing climate change.
Unconventional Engineering Episode 15 - Discovering “The Intentional Engineer” with Jeff Perry (00:26:17)
The ability to be intentional with our own career path requires a certain amount of objectivity that’s not always easily attainable. Jeff Perry works with engineers to find ways to sustain their career development using a unique toolkit of training and coaching techniques. His ultimate goal is to help engineers unlock their unique potential, today and well into the future.
One crucial element to charting how technology will continue to evolve is the ability to remain objective. With decades of experience in manufacturing, automotive and the tech sector, Shauna McIntyre provides a unique perspective on the topic, in particular how engineers can play a pivotal role in bringing about innovation.
Unconventional Engineering Ep. 13 - Reimagining Women’s Workwear with Ana Kraft (00:18:49)
Creating a startup isn’t for the faint of heart. Armed with her engineering background and a determination to help women, Ana Kraft founded Xena Workwear, which seeks to outfit women with PPE designed just for them. With no experience in the footwear industry, Ana faced an uphill climb to say the least. She recently sat down with Tom and Katlyn to share her unique success story.
Unconventional Engineering Ep.12 - It's Not Magic, It's Science! with Jay Flores (00:22:15)
Instilling a passion for STEM in the youth is essential to ensuring a constant pipeline of talent that will help solve the world’s problems. In this episode, Tom and co-host Karen Russo caught up with STEM Ambassador Jay Flores about his engineering journey and the exciting things he’s involved in. Jay has taken up the mantle of helping to inspire young minds to keep doing cool things in STEM.
Unconventional Engineering Ep.11 - Goal Setting & Career Journeys with Sylvia Acevedo (00:28:29)
The ability to establish goals can be a critical component to driving successful career journeys. In this episode, Tom and Katlyn speak with Sylvia Acevedo, former CEO of the Girl Scouts of America, Systems Engineer at IBM, and Rocket Scientist at NASA(!), about her introduction to engineering and the professional development and interesting turns she experienced along the way.
Unconventional Engineering Ep.10 - Exploring the Hydrogen Supply Chain with Matthew Blieske (00:21:59)
In the ongoing discussion about alternative energy, hydrogen has emerged as a viable solution. Tom and ASME’s Managing Director of Strategy & Innovation Christine Reilley had the chance to speak with Matthew Blieske, CEO of LIFTE H2, a hydrogen supply chain integrator, to shed some light on how hydrogen can play a role in the global net zero emissions conversation.
Unconventional Engineering Ep. 9 - Cyber Security & Data Protection with "CyberSecurityGirl" (00:30:13)
Cyber security and data protection are two hot button topics in an ever-changing technological society. In this installment, Tom and his co-host Katlyn Coolbaugh, speak with Caitlin Sarian, who goes by the name “CyberSecurityGirl” on social media. Caitlin shares her career story and the trio delve into the finer points of how businesses and individuals can adopt best practices to keep their information safe and secure.
Unconventional Engineering Ep. 8 - The Engineer's Lifelong Journey (00:12:02)
Tom is joined by ASME Chief Operating Officer Jeff Patterson, as they learn the story of long-time volunteer and current ASME Governor Andy Bicos. This episode entitled “The Engineer’s Lifelong Journey” explores some of the different ways a career in engineering can evolve and is told through the lens of Andy’s unique experience and perspective.
Unconventional Engineering Ep. 7 - James DeMuth (00:22:34)
Tom and Roy interview Seurat Technologies CEO and co-founder James DeMuth to discuss how he is transforming the additive manufacturing process to enable a future that is better for our people and planet.
Unconventional Engineering Ep.6 - Libby Brooks And Kaemen Lafleur (00:35:55)
Tom and Roy interview Kaemen Lefleur (@Kaemen.the.Creator) and Libby Brooks (@LibbyBontheLabel) to learn how they are each using their social media platforms to inspire and encourage the next generation of mechanical engineers.
Unconventional Engineering Ep. 5 - Nina Lanza And Tony Nelson (00:26:54)
Tom and Roy interview engineer Tony Nelson and planetary scientist Nina Lanza from Los Alamos National Laboratory to discuss space exploration and life on Mars.
Tom and Roy interview StoneAge CEO, Kerry Siggins to discuss how her personal struggles led to her professional success, how to be a strong leader and how to encourage more women to join STEM fields.
Unconventional Engineering Ep.3 - Andrew Smyth (00:22:25)
Tom and Roy interview aerospace engineer, baker, presenter and producer Andrew Smyth to discover the art of bakineering and discuss Andrew’s Netflix Show Baking Impossible.
