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We asked Reddit: what podcasts do mechanical engineers actually listen to? 🎧
Part 2 of our list just dropped:

Stories from the engineers behind the SR-71 Blackbird and F-117 stealth fighter
400 episodes of pure engineering nerd heaven
A show that made engineering fun enough for kids to listen
F1 aerodynamics and CFD deep dives
A look at quantum tech, robotics, and what's next in ME

These aren't the podcasts with the biggest marketing budgets. They're the ones engineers actually recommend to each other.
Check out the full list in the first comment
What engineering podcasts would you add? 🎤

🎙️As you may know, we just launched our new podcast, Mechanical Intelligence (AI × mechanical engineering).

And it sparked a question we couldn’t shake

What are mechanical engineers actually listening to?
So we went to the source, real recommendations from working engineers on Reddit (not algorithm listicles).

Here’s what we found in Part 1 of our Top 10 list!
(link in the first comment)

Drop your favorite engineering podcast in the comments. 👇

22% of ChatGPT's training data came from Reddit posts.

Now imagine an engineer asking it how many bolts to use on a pressure vessel.
That's why generic AI isn't ready for manufacturing. And why companies using engineering-specific AI are already seeing fewer design errors while others wait on the sidelines.

It's 2026 - Your competitors have probably already started.
That's the uncomfortable truth about AI in manufacturing right now.

Our CEO Dr. {{linkedin_mention(urn:li:person:Xow40gbxtA|Maor Farid)}} breaks down what's real, what's hype, and what engineering leaders should do about it.
link to the article in the first comment.