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IEN Radio

Radio for manufacturing and engineering professionals. New industrial products, news and technical articles.

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Update frequency
every day
Average duration
2 minutes
Episodes
942
Years Active
2019 - 2025
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Man Spends Relief Loan on $58K Pokemon Card

Man Spends Relief Loan on $58K Pokemon Card

Another day, another story about pandemic relief fund fraud… except this one has a unique twist.

A Georgia man has been accused of fraudulently obtaining $85,000 in relief funds for an unnamed busines…

00:01:55  |   Mon 08 Nov 2021
Build This eVTOL

Build This eVTOL

Swedish startup Jetson Aero is joining the personal aircraft game. Its electric VTOL is called Jetson One and the users can assemble it themselves. It is also classified as an ultralight, which means…

00:01:45  |   Mon 08 Nov 2021
Lawyer Behind Pop-Tart Suit Has Filed More Than 400 Lawsuits

Lawyer Behind Pop-Tart Suit Has Filed More Than 400 Lawsuits

Last week, Kellogg Co. was hit with a $5 million lawsuit for "false, misleading and deceptive" marketing. The lawsuit alleged that Frosted Strawberry Pop-Tarts don't have strawberries in them even th…

00:02:13  |   Mon 08 Nov 2021
The World is Running Out of the Color Blue

The World is Running Out of the Color Blue

Paint industry insiders are saying the problem is causing “complete chaos” as supply chain challenges intensify and reports emerge that the world is running out of the color blue.

You heard that right…

00:01:57  |   Mon 08 Nov 2021
Pentagon Wants Cheaper Hypersonic Weapons

Pentagon Wants Cheaper Hypersonic Weapons

Last month, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) took a hypersonic missile prototype built by Raytheon Missiles & Defense and Northrop Grumman and completed a successful free-flight …

00:01:28  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Honda’s Air Taxi, Rocket & Robot Future

Honda’s Air Taxi, Rocket & Robot Future

In 10 to 20 years, Honda wants its business to offer more than automobiles, motorcycles and power equipment. A part of its “2030 Vision,” the company from Tokyo is looking to the sky and to robots an…

00:01:45  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Auto Supplier Wants to Be Paid Amid Production Slowdowns

Auto Supplier Wants to Be Paid Amid Production Slowdowns

Since the beginning of the year, the global auto industry has been plagued by a lingering shortage of semiconductors that stems all the way to the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The crisis is imp…

00:01:34  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Toilet Troubles Triggered Alarm on SpaceX Mission

Toilet Troubles Triggered Alarm on SpaceX Mission

The billionaire race to space has provided a list of fascinating headlines. The most recent escapade, which involved Elon Musk’s SpaceX launching the Inspiration4 mission into orbit, added a rather u…

00:01:46  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Lonely Lover Triggers Plant Evacuation with Bomb Threats

Lonely Lover Triggers Plant Evacuation with Bomb Threats

Facilities managers and safety and security personnel try to have a plan for everything, but sometimes, all it takes is a lonely lover to play the wild card.

Last week, a woman in Maine called in a pa…

00:02:11  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Ford Dealers are Reportedly Lying to Get More Broncos

Ford Dealers are Reportedly Lying to Get More Broncos

The auto industry’s vehicle shortage has hit a new level of weird, according to a recent report by Ford Authority, who claims the Blue Oval is cracking down on a new and deceptive practice by its own…

00:01:57  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Cement Factory Engulfed by Lava

Cement Factory Engulfed by Lava

Last month, the Cumbre Vieja volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma erupted for the first time in 50 years, sending ash and lava billowing into the sky in often-spectacular fashion.

More than three…

00:01:12  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Scorned Ex-Worker Allegedly Hacked Planes at Flight School

Scorned Ex-Worker Allegedly Hacked Planes at Flight School

When an employer and an employee part ways, it’s not always on the best of terms. But in most cases, the departed worker moves on with their life. In most cases.

But in others, an ex-worker can feel w…

00:01:55  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Amazon Shopper Faces Prison, Fine for Fraudulent Returns

Amazon Shopper Faces Prison, Fine for Fraudulent Returns

A crafty Amazon shopper developed a scheme to make some money off the multinational conglomerate. The plot involved Hudson Hamrick, a native of Charlotte, North Carolina, who purchased expensive item…

00:01:55  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Hypersonic Missile Passes Crucial Flight Test

Hypersonic Missile Passes Crucial Flight Test

Two weeks ago, an elite team completed the first successful free-flight test of the Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept (HAWC) missile. Raytheon Missiles & Defense worked with Northrop Grumman to…

00:02:11  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Cracks Found on International Space Station

Cracks Found on International Space Station

Cracks have been spotted on the International Space Station, and while it isn’t cause for immediate concern, retired NASA astronaut and current member of NASA’s ISS Advisory Committee Bill Shepherd d…

00:01:48  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Airline Exec Calls Boeing Pricing 'Delusional'

Airline Exec Calls Boeing Pricing 'Delusional'

The name Ryanair may not be as familiar to Americans, but in Europe, the budget-friendly airline carried more passengers than any competitor in 2020.

And they carried them on Boeing planes. That’s bec…

00:02:37  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
New Engine Rules Worry Aerospace Industry

New Engine Rules Worry Aerospace Industry

The U.S. aerospace sector is warning that it could face further supply chain and manufacturing problems if the federal government doesn’t step up its regulatory review process soon.

At issue, Reuters …

00:01:35  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Colt Poised for U.S. Comeback

Colt Poised for U.S. Comeback

In May, a gun maker in the Czech Republic bought Colt Holding Company for $222 million.

The company, Ceska Zbrojovka Group, hopes the acquisition and the Colt brand name will provide a better position…

00:02:12  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
JBS Fined $175K After Conveyer Belt Amputation

JBS Fined $175K After Conveyer Belt Amputation

In a report released in late August, OSHA informed meatpacking giant JBS USA that it was levying fines of $175,000 against the company after an employee at its beef factory in Greeley, CO had an arm …

00:02:22  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
Lucid Unseats Tesla as Electric Vehicle Range King

Lucid Unseats Tesla as Electric Vehicle Range King

Tesla’s long reign as the leader in electric vehicle driving range is officially over.

The Environmental Protection Agency this week certified that a new sedan from startup EV maker Lucid Motors can t…

00:01:41  |   Mon 18 Oct 2021
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