Ear on Processing
Ear on Processing is a weekly podcast that takes listeners inside the pages of Processing magazine and into the minds of subject matter experts involved in process manufacturing. In Processing segments take a closer look at the top editorial content found inside each issue of Processing Magazine. Processing Pros segments provide high-level discussions with industry professionals on a variety of topics in the process manufacturing industries.
Episodes
In this In Processing episode, the company's customer experience manager details how immersive, hands-on training accelerates workforce readiness, reduces risk and improves plant performance across global operations.
The President Emeritus of Jenike & Johanson discusses his new book on Andrew Jenike's life and work.
Consultant and lecturer Ray Cocco discusses his new book, Fluidization Processes: Design and Operation.
SPX Flow's global market director and global product manager discusses how evolving consumer demand and sustainability goals are driving innovation in spray drying.
A process development scientist from Freund discusses the potential benefits of single-step spray drying and granulation.
The founder of Industrial Fine Art Photography discusses tips and challenges of photographing industrial subjects.
As German explains in this episode, utilitarian structures can vary widely from country to country. The mine headframes shown here are from Belgium (left), Germany (center), and Poland (right). Courtesy of German Simonson, www.industrialfineart.eu.
In this In Processing segment, Claire Fallon, the CEO and executive director of the International Society of Automation, explains what the popular automation solutions from 2025 can mean for the coming months.
This In Processing episode, an audio version of an article from Flow Research's Jesse Yoder, explores the physics behind industrial flow measurement and explains why tightly coupled technologies often outperform loosely coupled meters in demanding applications.
CleanBotix’ Matt Hill explains how the Rosie sanitation robot addresses labor shortages, improves cleaning consistency and reduces water and chemical use in food and beverage plants.
This In Processing segment, an audio article from Matt Hale with HRS Heat Exchangers, breaks down how turbulent flow, reduced boundary layers and optimized heat transfer support productivity, food safety and operational efficiency.
In this Processing Pros episode LiqTech's Brent Halldorson discusses how high-capacity membrane filtration is reshaping reuse economics in upstream oil and gas water management.
This In Processing segment, an audio version of an article from Chris Adamczyk of Regal Rexnord offers guidance on material selection, sealing systems and lubrication strategy for processing facilities.
Rod Henricks, VP of sales for Kice Industries discusses hidden costs and risks of buying used and rebuilt processing equipment.
Ross Gale, VP of International Process Plants, discusses the benefits of buying used equipment in the process industries.
In this In Processing segment, an audio version of an article from Screener King's Jordan Smith, listeners will learn how feed rate, material characteristics, and environmental conditions impact screening efficiency.
Jake Hall, The Manufacturing Millennial, discusses automation and robotics, how to attract Gen Z workers to manufacturing, and why trade shows still matter.
CEOs discuss DexSorb technology, molecular selectivity, and a new Michigan regeneration facility accelerating PFAS removal across U.S. manufacturing and drinking water applications.
The VP and general manager of Accruent explains why energy efficiency may be the next frontier for AI in manufacturing.
This In Processing segment, an audio version of an article written by Miller, explores how consolidation load, storage time, and vessel geometry impact bulk solid flow performance in process manufacturing operations worldwide.
Dr. Dan Spencer, a fluid handling expert with Sagentia Innovation, talks with managing editor Daniel Gaddy about how manufacturers can identify PFAS risks, assess equipment impacts and plan compliance strategies.
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