Best Knowledge Management Mexico Podcasts (2025)

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Job Hazard Analysis Makeover: 5 Crucial Steps 24:25

13m ago24:25

24:25

Safety experts share strategies to revitalize job hazard analysis programs. A piece of paper won’t save your life, but what’s on that paper could. Trish and Traci, along with guest Valerie Stakes, discuss five steps to improve job hazard analysis (JHA) programs: honest program evaluation, form clarity, embedding JHAs in other documents, improved tr…

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Breaking Into Parking: A Recruiter’s Tale with Kathleen Laney 1:21:46

16h ago1:21:46

1:21:46

In this episode,Dani and John chat with Kathleen Laney about her expertise in parking recruitment. Kathleen shares her insights on the unique challenges of hiring in parking, her love for the industry, and her thoughts on the future of technology and AI in the field. Kathleen Laney founded Laney Solutions, a powerhouse in parking industry recruitme…

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6 Process Safety Pearls of Wisdom 17:16

7d ago17:16

17:16

We’ve extracted a few gems from the 2024 season of Process Safety with Trish & Traci. Listen in as we discuss recurring accidents, emergency systems and organizational learning.By chemicalprocessingsafety

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Mastering Customer Success in the Parking Industry with Nicole Wylie 1:21:26

12d ago1:21:26

1:21:26

In this episode, Dani and John chat with Nicole Wylie, VP of Customer Success at FLASH, about her journey through the parking industry and the transformative role of technology. They also dive into mentorship, diversity, and how parking is evolving to meet modern demands. In this episode, Nicole and your hosts Dani Crain and John D. Conway get into…

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Process Safety Lessons from Bhopal 40 Years Later 5:18

23d ago5:18

5:18

This In Case You Missed It episode brings the written word to life. Today, Trish Kerin, Chemical Processing’s Stay Safe columnist, will read her column “Process Safety Lessons from Bhopal 40 Years Later” Written By: Trish Kerin Read By: Trish Kerin Read ArticleBy chemicalprocessingsafety

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Behind the Mic with Chris Conway: Stories from the Studio 1:26:01

1M ago1:26:01

1:26:01

In this episode, Dani and John welcome music producer Chris Conway for a lively discussion about his journey from garage band drummer to Grammy-nominated producer. Packed with sibling banter and industry stories, Chris shares the highs and lows of working with some of hip-hop’s biggest names. In this episode, Chris and your hosts Dani Crain and Joh…

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Butterflies of Bhopal -- Lessons Written in Blood 41:16

1M ago41:16

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The Bhopal tragedy of 1984 at a Union Carbide pesticide plant in India killed thousands of people. The incident resulted from multiple safety failures: contaminated methyl isocyanate (MIC) storage, disabled safety systems and poor plant management. It led to significant changes in process safety, including the development of OSHA's Process Safety M…

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Behind the Wheel of Parking Tech with HONK’s Kacey Siskind 1:14:51

2M ago1:14:51

1:14:51

This episode provides a candid look at the challenges and breakthroughs of building a parking tech powerhouse with Kacey Siskind. Kacey is the Senior Vice President of Client Success at HONK, a leader in parking and mobility payments. With a lively passion for solving problems and a knack for building meaningful connections, Kacey has spent 11 year…

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What Have We Learned from the Pemex LPG Explosion in Mexico City? 16:48

2M ago16:48

16:48

In this episode, Trish and Traci discuss the 1984 Mexico City LPG disaster in Mexico, where a pipe burst at a Pemex facility. This led to a massive explosion equivalent to five Hiroshima bombs. A combination of factors, including poor management of change, inadequate fireproofing and proximity to residential areas, resulted in 500 deaths. Key lesso…

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Charley DeBow: An insider’s Guide to the Parking Industry 1:30:06

2M ago1:30:06

1:30:06

Charley DeBow, a 20-year veteran of the parking industry, joins Dani and John to discuss the evolution of parking, the impact of technology, and the importance of partnerships. Senior Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at ParkHub, Charley DeBow has a proven track record of working in SaaS in the parking industry. With a deep expertise in park…

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Fire in the Southwest Ep. 6: The Ebb and Flow of Public Trust Around Prescribed Fire, with New Mexico State Forester Lindsey Quam 37:22

2M ago37:22

37:22

In our sixth and final episode of the Fire in the Southwest Series—sponsored by the Southwest Fire Science Consortium and the Arizona Wildfire Initiative—we explore the complex, multicultural fire histories and management dynamics in New Mexico, with State Forester and Tribal Liaison Lindsey Quam. New Mexico's recent relationship with fire has been…

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Manage Transient Operations to Achieve Process Safety -- 6 Steps to Follow 17:56

2M ago17:56

17:56

Chemical Processing recently hosted a webinar on the importance of process safety during transient operations. Normal operations include continuous and batch processes, while abnormal situations involve plant upsets or deviations from typical parameters. Loss of control can lead to unscheduled shutdowns, and emergency situations may require immedia…

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Process Safety: Knowledge Is Power – Or Is It? 6:15

3M ago6:15

6:15

Welcome to the In Case You Missed It edition of Process Safety with Trish and Traci -- the podcast that aims to share insights from past incidents to help avoid future events. I’m Traci Purdum, EIC of Chemical Processing. Please subscribe to this free podcast on your favorite platform to continue learning with Trish & me in this series. This In Cas…

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Frictionless Parking: Lessons from Parking Industry Leader Marc Baumann 1:11:48

3M ago1:11:48

1:11:48

Marc Baumann joins us to discuss his career in the parking industry and the sale of SP Plus to Metropolis for over one billion dollars. Marc shares his insights on the future of the industry, emphasizing the importance of technology and frictionless parking. Marc Baumann is the former CEO of SP Plus. For two decades, Marc has been a driving force i…

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Fire in the Southwest Ep. 5: Using Wildfire To Build Resilience at the Landscape Scale, with Dr. Jose (Pepe) Iniguez 49:50

3M ago49:50

49:50

For our fifth episode of the the Fire in the Southwest Series, we're talking managed wildfires, which has a number of alter egos depending on who you talk to in the wildfire world, some of which include "wildland fire use" or "managing wildfires for resource benefit". Dr. Jose "Pepe" Iniguez, a research ecologist at the Rocky Mountain Research Stat…

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Lessons Learned from the Explosion at the Phillips Petroleum Complex 21:37

3M ago21:37

21:37

On the 35th anniversary of the deadly event we examine how routine maintenance can go horribly wrong.By chemicalprocessingsafety

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From Valet to Visionary: Alan Lazowski’s Journey in Parking 57:11

4M ago57:11

57:11

In this episode, we speak with Alan Lazowski about his inspiring journey from starting a valet business to leading one of the largest parking companies in the world. Alan Lazowski is the Chairman and CEO of LAZ Parking, which he co-founded over 40 years ago with his childhood friends. He’s a passionate leader, committed to putting people first, and…

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Safety Lessons from the Deadly Molasses Flood of 1919 5:57

4M ago5:57

5:57

Welcome to the In Case You Missed It edition of Process Safety with Trish and Traci -- the podcast that aims to share insights from past incidents to help avoid future events. I’m Traci Purdum, EIC of Chemical Processing. This In Case You Missed It episode brings the written word to life. Today, I will be reading a column by our editor at large Sea…

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Process Safety Meets Nancy Drew, James Bond and MacGyver 39:22

4M ago39:22

39:22

In this episode of Process Safety with Trish and Traci we interview Fiona Erskine, an engineer and crime novelist who has a passion for process safety. Fiona discusses balancing her engineering career with writing and how she uses her novels to educate readers about process safety and engineering concepts. Her Dr. Jaq Silver series combines thrilli…

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Pros, Cons and Misconceptions of Aerial Firefighting with Matt Lynde 31:11

5M ago31:11

31:11

If you've found yourself wondering "where the heck is the aircraft?" while watching a fire burn near you, this is the episode for you. Guest Matt Lynde—a helicopter operations specialist for the Forest Service's Regional Office in California—gave us a run-down on why some fires have huge airshows and others have almost none, and even tackled a few …

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Process Safety: It’s Not Impossible That It’s Possible 6:30

5M ago6:30

6:30

Our tendency to underestimate the likelihood of rare occurrences can lead us to dismiss the possibility of process safety incidents. This In Case You Missed It episode brings the written word to life. Today, Trish Kerin, the director of IChemE Safety Centre and Stay Safe columnist for Chemical Processing, will read her column “It’s Not Impossible T…

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World’s First Process Safety Management Standard 30:27

5M ago30:27

30:27

The standard's industry-agnostic approach, its potential to influence global PSM practices and its role in setting benchmarks for organizations not covered by traditional legislation will impact safety practices worldwide. In this episode, Trish & Traci discuss the Canadian Process Safety Management (PSM) standard CSA Z767, the world's first nation…

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From Law to Parking: Angela Clark's Remarkable Journey 44:30

6M ago44:30

44:30

Today’s guest is Angela Clark, a Denver native, a former criminal prosecutor, and the President of Nationwide Parking Services, the only woman-owned parking company in Colorado. Angela serves on the National Parking Association’s Women in Parking Advisory Council, is a member of Electing Women, and is the first guest on All Things Parking’s “Celebr…

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Prevent Dust Explosions During Processing 6:03

6M ago6:03

6:03

The plant floor at the West Pharmaceuticals facility in Kingston, N.C., was kept spotless to meet hygiene requirements. However, combustible polyethylene dust accumulated in the suspended ceiling. This led to a dust explosion on January 29, 2003, that killed six workers, injured 38, and destroyed the plant. The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Inves…

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Fire Tech and Improving Access to Wildfire Information, with Watch Duty Founder John Clarke Mills 51:58

6M ago51:58

51:58

With fire season escalating across the West this week, many people are downloading Watch Duty App for the first time. But what is Watch Duty all about? Why was it created? Where does their information come from? What do agency employees think about it? We spoke to Watch Duty CEO John Mills about the Watch Duty app as well as fire technology more br…

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Perseverance, Self-Doubt, and Triumph: Insights from NFL Veteran Mark Jackson 1:34:00

6M ago1:34:00

1:34:00

Today’s guest is Mark Jackson, an NFL wide-receiver who from 1986 to 1994 for the Broncos, the New York Giants, and the Indianapolis Colts. Mark played in three Super Bowls! Your hosts Dani Crain and John D. Conway talk with Mark about: * The importance of financial planning and hierarchy of values. * The 4 f's: faith, family, finance, fitness. * T…

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Lessons Learned From 1994 Texaco Refinery Explosion 16:27

6M ago16:27

16:27

Control system failures, alarm floods, maintenance issues and emergency response factored into this non-deadly incident.By chemicalprocessingsafety

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Dust Explosion Awareness Ebbs and Flows 27:47

7M ago27:47

27:47

In this guest podcast episode from our sister publication Processing, Senior Editor Nate Todd interviews Chris Cloney of Dust Safety Science. In this episode, we discover that awareness of dust hazards varies globally, often spiking after major incidents but waning over time. The company tracks dust-related incidents annually, noting significant ev…

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Fire in the Southwest Ep. 4: The Shifting Role of the Forest Stewards Guild in an Era of Megafires, with Zander Evans 45:47

7M ago45:47

45:47

Welcome to episode four of our Fire in the Southwest Series, supported by the Southwest Fire Science Consortium as well as the Arizona Wildfire Initiative! Today's guest, Zander Evans, is the executive director of the Forest Stewards Guild, which has a mission of promoting ecologically-, economically-, and socially-responsible forestry as a means o…

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Corroded Pipe Elbow Sparks Explosion, Launches 38,000-lb Shrapnel 26:59

7M ago26:59

26:59

The U.S. Chemical Safety Board identified five issues with the 2019 Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery fire and explosion: mechanical integrity, outdated equipment, lack of remote emergency isolation valves, safeguard reliability and the need for inherently safer design. https://www.chemicalprocessing.com/podcast/process-safety-with-trish-and-t…

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Fire in the Southwest Series, Ep. 3: Integrating Indigenous Knowledge into Western Fire Management with Jon Martin 37:32

7M ago37:32

37:32

Welcome to our third episode of our Fire in the Southwest series! In this episode, we spoke with Jon Martin, who is the Director of Native American Forest and Rangeland Management Programming at the Ecological Restoration Institute at Northern Arizona University. Jon spent three decades working in forestry before retiring, and now uses his extensiv…

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Enhancing Parking with Technology: Brian Wolff 1:06:47

7M ago1:06:47

1:06:47

Today’s guest is Brian Wolff, a sales-oriented leader and an angel investor with in-depth knowledge about parking, life sciences, and cloud technology. He’s also licensed to fly a plane and is the CEO of Parker Technology. In this episode, Brian and your hosts Dani Crain and John D. Conway get into: * The future of parking and mobility with technol…

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Fire in the Southwest Series, Ep.2: The Grassification of the Sonoran Desert with Ecologist Mary Lata 46:39

8M ago46:39

46:39

What is it like to watch vegetation type-conversion in real time? How are invasive grasses changing the ecology of the desert and broader Southwest? What's being done to protect and restore Southwest ponderosa pine forests? This episode with Tonto National Forest fire ecologist Mary Lata dives into the fire regimes of the Southwest, how they're cha…

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Process Safety — Manage The Only Constant: Change 6:25

8M ago6:25

6:25

Understanding the two kinds of change, deliberate and creeping, will aid you in keeping your facility a safe place to work. As we look back 50 years, we can see both deliberate and creeping change played significant roles in the catastrophic explosion and fire that tore through the Nypro plant in Flixborough, U.K., resulting in the tragic loss of 2…

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Dani & John’s Most Embarrassing Moments as Parking Professionals 52:02

8M ago52:02

52:02

At times, having a career in the parking industry can be a touch embarrassing. In this episode, Dani and John explore particularly awkward or mortifying moments in their careers when they’ve had to explain to people that, yes, they do actually work in the parking industry. In this episode, your hosts Dani Crain and John D. Conway get into: * Dani s…

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Fire in the Southwest Series, Ep. 1: Southwest Fire Regimes and Post-Fire Community Support with Mary Stuever 48:33

8M ago48:33

48:33

Welcome to the first part of our six-episode series all about the Southwest, sponsored by the Southwest Fire Science Consortium and the Arizona Wildfire Initiative! In this episode, which is serving as an introduction to the series, we spoke with Mary Stuever, who is the Cimarron District Forester for New Mexico Forestry Division. Mary has a breadt…

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Lessons Learned From Flixborough 50 Years Later 16:45

8M ago16:45

16:45

The Flixborough disaster in 1974 resulted in 28 fatalities and significant damage, leading to the introduction of management of change processes, improved asset integrity practices, emphasis on competency management, and enhanced control room safety measures. This landmark incident highlighted the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration and c…

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Better Visibility Into Hazardous Chemicals 25:24

8M ago25:24

25:24

Time is critical when tracking down hazardous substances. Whether it’s trying to mitigate safety incidents before they happen or being able to tap all the pertinent information during an emergency involving a chemical spill, fire or natural disaster, having an efficient way to trace every ingredient is paramount. This crossover episode first appear…

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Park Smart, Partner Smarter: Collaborative Strategies in Parking, w/ Todd Tucker 1:24:11

8M ago1:24:11

1:24:11

Imagine you’re the CEO of a parking technology company with 40 opportunities you could chase. You know some will be worthless and might destroy your bottom line, but some might resonate with your customers and add to your growth. How would you go about deciding which to focus on and which to ignore? Today’s guest is Todd Tucker. Todd worked his way…

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Hazardous Lies: Former Safety Investigator Pens Fictional Thriller 50:54

8M ago50:54

50:54

In this episode, Trish & Traci interview Stephen J. Wallace, a former investigator with the U.S. Chemical Safety Board and author of the book "Hazardous Lies." Wallace offers insights into the world of process safety investigations and the motivation behind his fictional thriller. Wallace draws from his real-life experiences to craft a realistic po…

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Lessons Learned From the Deadly Formosa Explosion 19:02

9M ago19:02

19:02

The incident at Formosa Plastics in 2004 highlighted critical lessons in process safety. Human factors, communication gaps and inadequate equipment played significant roles in the death of five workers.By chemicalprocessingsafety

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Dani & John’s Worst Parking Experiences & Biggest Frustrations w/ the Industry 55:00

9M ago55:00

55:00

Everyone has had a horrible experience at a parking lot. In this episode, Dani and John laugh, commiserate, and swap their worst horror stories from parking their cars. In this episode, your hosts Dani Crain and John D. Conway get into: * Parking tickets. * Painful and annoying parking experiences. * Prioritizing paid parking for convenience, avoid…

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10 Rules To Succeed at Process Safety Management 9:01

9M ago9:01

9:01

This In Case You Missed It episode of Process Safety with Trish & Traci brings the written word to life. Today, I will be reading an excerpt from a column written a few years ago by John Bresland, president of Process Safety Risk Assessment LLC and former chair of the United States Chemical Safety Board. The column “10 Rules To Succeed at Process S…

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The Great Parking Integration Game: Ethan Glass & Ocra vs. the Industry 1:06:43

10M ago1:06:43

1:06:43

Ethan Glass is a self-proclaimed parking nerd who helped build a centralized management platform for parking operators. In the parking industry, it’s ambitious to even attempt to build one single place for parking operators to log in to do all of their tasks. But that’s what Ethan and his team at Ocra have done. In this episode, your hosts Dani Cra…

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THE BEAVER EPISODE (finally!) with Dr. Emily Fairfax and Dr. Sophie Gilbert 51:21

10M ago51:21

51:21

The long-awaited beaver episode! In this episode, we learn about how beavers are not only champions of wildfire resilience but are also sleeper endurance athletes (climbing mountains to find new watersheds), dedicated anti-capitalists (not giving a **** about the regulatory or material concerns of humans), expert engineers (casually restoring entir…

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Process Safety: Embrace Challenges, Recognize Limits, Manage Risks 6:05

10M ago6:05

6:05

It's crucial to operate within our professional boundaries and effectively mitigate risks when operating beyond them. In this In Case You Missed It episode, Trish Kerin, director of the IChemE Safety Centre, reads her most recent column: Embrace Challenges, Recognize Limits, Manage RisksBy chemicalprocessingsafety

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AI Alert: Are Robots Coming After Parking Operators’ Jobs? 48:04

10M ago48:04

48:04

Which cutting-edge innovations in the parking industry are worthy of our time and money? And which so-called innovations are just hoopla that we should ignore? In this episode, your hosts Dani Crain and John D. Conway do a deep dive into which innovations are effective in operations. Some of what they get into include: * Innovation alone can replac…

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Tipisodes: 7 Steps To Better Cybersecurity 7:20

10M ago7:20

7:20

In this episode, we offer 7 steps for better cybersecurity. If you are a process control engineer, an IT professional in a company with an automation division, or a business manager responsible for safety or security, you may be wondering how your organization can get moving on more robust cybersecurity practices. View the transcript for links to a…

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Experiences of Wildfire in Montana, with Young Indigenous Storytellers and the Montana Media Lab 29:50

10M ago29:50

29:50

Today's episode is a special one. We collaborated with the Montana Media Lab—a program of the University of Montana's School of Journalism—to help support their winter "Youth Voices" workshop, which empowers young rural and Indigenous storytellers to learn more about audio storytelling while sharing stories from their communities. This episode feat…

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Accelerate: Parking Innovation Takes Center Stage at PIE 2024, w/ Kevin Uhlenhaker 52:10

11M ago52:10

52:10

How can parking operators optimize their technology and operations? In this episode, Kevin Uhlenhaker of SLS Insights and your hosts Dani Crain and John D. Conway get into: * Accelerate, a parking pitch competition that will be held at Parking Industry Expo (PIE) 2024. * Kevin co-founding a parking management platform back in 2013 that was later so…

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