Episode 21
Chris King - Engineering Songs (verb, not adjective)
August 1, 202456m 27s
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Show Notes
#21 – Chris King: Engineering Songs (verb, not adjective)
Chris is Program Engineer at Church & Dwight
- Chris was drinking a Sedlec 12° from Human robot brewery in Philadelphia.
- His house had a slate roof. You could see light through it but it didn’t leak.
- On drinking 151 rum – after burning off the alcohol.
- Loves the creative problem solving of engineering.
- 3D printers are great to have but it is tough to make money on them.
- Re-built an MG Midget. Restoration vs re-build.
- Enjoyed creating a product lifecycle management system and the training part of the rollout.
- Microphones and guitars as security blankets.
- Writing and releasing his own music. Go to http://www.Anybodysking.com
- Engineers and musicians are remarkably a like – both have areas of creativity and areas of constraint.
- His music writing process.
- Both of us have remodeled our kitchens.
- Senior engineers should do more mentoring.
- Carl Sagan and Cosmos made Chris want to be an astronomer.
- Mechanical Engineering has a bright future.
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