Auburn University Samuel Ginn College of Engineering
#GINNing Podcast
The best podcast in higher education, brought to you by Auburn University's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. Hosted by Austin Phillips and Jeremy Henderson.
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Oct 23, 2026
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Episodes
World of War Eagle Craft 07.06.2019 22:01
Computer Science and Software Engineering professor Cheryl Seals, the pride of Homer, Louisiana, has a passion for diversity in computing, a soft-spot for World of Warcraft, and a "Living Legend" plaque on her mantle. Enough said.
Gabbin' with Gavin 06.06.2019 23:13
For Auburn engineering legend Charles Gavin, it's not about the amount of the donations. It's not about getting your name on the building you spent half your college career in. It's about making a difference in the lives of future engineers ... and making sure they pronounce "textile" correctly.
The Walt Vault 30.05.2019 25:19
Simply put, Auburn University wouldn't be what it is without 1969 aerospace engineering graduate Walt Woltosz. Neither would the space shuttle, Stephen Hawking, or, you know, the world.
The Man, the Myth, the Lego 24.05.2019 25:27
Tom Devall, Director of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering's Auto Manufacturing Initiatives, is a mean Lean Manufacturing machine. Hear him explain why the auto industry keeps asking to come over to his house to play.
Think Big, Make Small—It’s a Micro World After All 16.05.2019 21:44
What's next for Electrical and Computer Engineering professor Michael Hamilton? Nano your business. But here's what we DO know—for an expert in quantum computing and stuff, dude is really, really into algae...
Degree of Success 03.05.2019 21:56
New Auburn engineering graduate Katelyn Jenkins feels guilty if she fills up the tank anywhere other than ExxonMobil. Time to find out why...
Flippin' Awesome 03.05.2019 24:16
Leg injuries so traumatic they instantly went viral might derail an average college senior. Thankfully, there's nothing average about gymnastics star Sam Cerio. The Auburn aerospace engineer is about to trade the mat for the real world, and there's no way she's not sticking the landing.
Simply Zabest: Meet Auburn's Biomechanics Maestro 25.04.2019 23:06
Michael Zabala could be teaching anywhere—MIT, Stanford, Harvard. But why settle?
Risky Business 18.04.2019 20:07
Meet the Guardian from Ghana. Learn how Emmanuel Winful is turning the world's best engineering college into the world's safest engineering college.
The Soul of Jackson Hole 11.04.2019 22:45
Star student Natalie Palmquist on the road to the Rhodes, life in Turkey, and how Auburn Engineering is changing the world.
Firewalling the Future: Consequences For America's Cyber Aggressors 04.04.2019 28:27
Frank Cilluffo, director of Auburn University’s McCrary Institute for Cyber and Critical Infrastructure Security, discusses America's new cybersecurity paradigm.
Cinderella Story: Auburn Engineering In The Final Four 02.04.2019 14:59
Cole Blackstock, a senior in electrical engineering and forward on the men’s basketball team, joins the show to talk about the Tigers’ magical run to the Final Four and the rigors of balancing an engineering curriculum and championship basketball.
Space Invaders: The Road To Mars Goes Through Auburn 28.03.2019 20:52
Mike Ogles, Auburn University director of NASA programs, joins the #GINNing podcast to discuss NASA's long-standing partnership with Auburn and the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering.
Mr. Twister 20.03.2019 23:27
David Roueche, Auburn University assistant professor of civil engineering, is featured on the #GINNing Podcast premiere to share lessons learned from the March 3, 2019 Lee County tornadoes.
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