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  • Flare to Fortune

    Oil and gas companies burn $1.17 billion in natural gas annually—but that “waste” could generate $500K-$2M per site through Bitcoin mining. Jon Taylor introduces Flare to Fortune: your complete roadmap to turning flare gas into profitable Bitcoin operations with massive tax advantages. Brought to you on OGGN, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for…

  • Robotics in Refinery Inspections | Ep 117

    In this conversation, Tyler Flanagan, Director of Sales and Operations at Arix Technologies, discusses the critical issue of corrosion under insulation (CUI) programs in the oil and gas industry and how robotic inspection systems are revolutionizing the way these problems are managed. He explains the importance of CUI programs, the role of robotics in enhancing…

  • Geoffrey Moore: How to Reduce Latency and Unlock Trapped Value | Ep 36

    “The frontline worker is how you bring your heart and soul to the customer.” Join host Andrew Chrostowski as he reconnects with Geoffrey Moore, bestselling author of Crossing the Chasm and a globally renowned consultant with over 35 years of expertise in scaling disruptive technologies. In this episode, Moore shares powerful strategies for accelerating AI…

  • Andy Cordova, President, Lufkin Industries | Ep 323

    In this episode of Oil and Gas Upstream, host Elena Melchert interviews Andy Cordova, president of Lufkin Industries, discussing the evolution of rod lift technology and its significance in the oil and gas industry. They explore Lufkin’s history, the transition from conventional to modern reservoirs, and the challenges faced in managing production from horizontal wells.…

  • Full Service for Full Power (Development) | Tisha Scroggin-Wicker | Ep 203

    In this episode, host Joe Batir speaks with Tisha Scroggin-Wicker, Director of Decarbonization at Burns & McDonnell. The conversation explores the current state and future potential of geothermal energy in the U.S., highlighting a pivotal moment for the industry due to technological advancements and bipartisan support. The speakers discuss the urgency for rapid changes in…

  • Reasons to Hate Energy and One Reason to Not | Ep 30

    It finally happened. Kaden has spent 29 episodes teetering on the edge of an electrical meltdown, and now he’s jumped straight into the power plant cooling tank. For this milestone episode — number thirty, the big three-oh — he’s dedicating an entire two-part special to the only thing holding the universe together and simultaneously ruining…

  • Mike Sommers on Oil and Gas Industry Leaders Podcast | Ep 190

    In this episode, Paige Wilson speaks with Mike Sommers, President and Chief Executive Officer of the American Petroleum Institute (API), as they discuss Mike’s journey from Capitol Hill to leading API, the importance of leadership in the oil and gas industry, and the role of API in setting standards and advocating for the industry. Episode…

  • Warren Cat’s Permian Basin New Engine Rebuild Center – Part Two | Ep 116

    Russell continues his interview from last week with Steve Plemons and Keaton Mayers of Warren Cat discussing the opening of the new West Texas Engine Rebuild Center.  They explore what setes the ERC apart from a technical standpoint, how it is desighned to improve efficiency and service, and what it means for technician development and…

  • Geothermal, (still) Rising | Bryant Jones | Ep 202

    In this episode, host Joe Batir speaks with Bryant Jones, Executive Director of Geothermal Rising, for a second time, recorded during the closing reception of the 2025 Geothermal Rising conference. They provide a review and recap of the conference with their personal highlights. They also discuss the growth of geothermal and Geothermal Rising during Bryant’s…

  • Leadership in HSE |Ep 340

    In this engaging conversation, Byron Fruge with Onward Consulting discusses the critical role of leadership in Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) within the oil and gas industry. He emphasizes that true leadership is not confined to titles but is a behavior that can be exhibited by anyone, regardless of their position. Byron introduces the concept…