About the podcast
Dive into the transformative world of advanced piping solutions with “Building Connections,” presented by IPEX. Each episode offers a deep dive into how thermoplastic piping systems are revolutionizing industries by providing sustainable, efficient and safe infrastructure solutions.
Join us as we explore fascinating stories from the field, featuring insights from industry leaders and technical experts who are shaping the future of municipal, industrial, commercial and residential projects across North America.
Whether you’re an engineer, contractor or industry enthusiast, “Building Connections” delivers compelling content designed to inspire and inform. Subscribe to stay updated on the latest trends and innovations that are building a better tomorrow.
What to expect in show format and questions
“Building Connections” focuses on insightful discussions about the innovations and impacts in construction. Expect engaging conversations with industry leaders and technical experts, covering topics from sustainable infrastructure to advanced manufacturing techniques. Each episode delivers a deep dive into how IPEX is shaping the industry.
Who is the audience of the show?
The audience of “Building Connections” primarily includes professionals and enthusiasts within the construction, engineering and manufacturing sectors. This includes engineers, architects, contractors and industry experts looking to gain insights into the latest technologies and practices in construction. The podcast also caters to industry decision-makers seeking sustainable and innovative infrastructure solutions, as well as students and academics interested in the technical and environmental aspects of building materials.
How long is each episode?
Your recording session will be 60 minutes long so that we have adequate time for tech checks and topic alignment before recording.
The final episode will be ~30 minutes long.
Is the show audio or video?
The show is primarily audio, although we do record video when possible for YouTube and social media clips. It would be great to have you on camera, if possible. If not, no worries and we can focus on only recording audio.
How to prepare for your interview:
Use your computer - Please use your computer for recording, not your phone. This will ensure we have the best quality possible.
Google Chrome is preferred - If possible, please have Google Chrome open during the interview. This enables us to record an audio backup of the interview. If you don’t have Google Chrome, it’s ok, but it’s preferred.
Remove distractions - Please be in a quiet area where you will not be disturbed and silence all notifications on your computer and mobile device.
Audio quality - Please use the best microphone you have available. If you do not have a microphone then use at minimum a pair of earbuds or a headset. This ensures the best audio quality for the listener.
Raise your webcam to eye level (you can stack your computer on top of books if needed).
Ensure that the light is in front of you and not behind you. If you have a window, set your computer with the window behind your computer screen so there is adequate light on your face.