Publishing Talks: David Wilk interviews Mary Gannon of CLMP
Publishing Talks began as a series of conversations with book industry professionals and others involved in media and technology, mostly talking about the future of publishing, books, and culture. As every media business continues to experience disruption and change, I’ve spent time talking with so…
Roundtable: From Manuscript to Market
Welcome back to Authors Unbound!
In our season premiere, our hosts Patrick Davis, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Unbound Edition Press, and Peter Campion, Executive Editor, pull back the curtain on the often invisible processes involved in publishing.
Joining them are three industry experts…
Mary Gannon, Editor-in-Chrief, Fluid Power World
Ever wondered how a passion for storytelling can fuel a successful career in industrial journalism?
For the first episode of 2025, we're joined by Mary Gannon, an award-winning writer and editor who's been weaving captivating narratives in the engineering space for over a decade.
We'll explore Ma…
Mary Gannon, Editor-in-Chrief, Fluid Power World
Ever wondered how a passion for storytelling can fuel a successful career in industrial journalism?
For the first episode of 2025, we're joined by Mary Gannon, an award-winning writer and editor who's been weaving captivating narratives in the engineering space for over a decade.
We'll explore Ma…
Special Edition Podcast: Three Percent Podcast: The Impact of the Terminated and Withdrawn Grants
Our series on the National Endowment for the Arts continues by talking with three organizations and publishers about both the specific impact of the May 2nd “termination/withdrawal” emails, and the broader impact the shuttering of the NEA could have on the literary arts in the long term.
Featured …
Three Percent Podcast: The Impact of the Terminated and Withdrawn Grants
Our series on the National Endowment for the Arts continues by talking with three organizations and publishers about both the specific impact of the May 2nd “termination/withdrawal” emails, and the broader impact the shuttering of the NEA could have on the literary arts in the long term.
Featured …
Electric actuators were predicted to replace fluid power. What happened?
20 years ago, many mechanical engineering experts predicted that hydraulics were dead. Rapid advancements in electric linear and rotary actuators promised an oil-less future, with cleaner, quieter and more energy efficient equipment, with lower overall cost of ownership and operating costs.
Despite…
2025 Year in Review
Explore the dynamic shifts in the fluid power industry from 2025 in our latest episode of Fluid Power Forum! Dive into key trends in hydraulics and pneumatics, tech innovation, and industry consolidation with host Eric Lanke. Hear insights from guest experts Alastair Hayfield (Interact Analysis), M…
Talking manufacturing and education with Festo Didactic's Thomas Lichtenberger
In our latest Executive Edition series, Mary Gannon of Design World chats with Festo Didactic's CEO Thomas Lichtenberger, about the organizations successful programs to change the manufacturing landscape in the United States. Festo Didactic provides equipment and solutions for technical education f…
Dan Kowalik ITT Enidine Technology Tuesdays
In our latest Technology Tuesdays podcast, Design World's Mary Gannon speaks with ITT Enidine's Dan Kowalik, about the company's entrance into the IoT world with its intelligent shock absorber, the Sentinel 1.
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