Show overview
EC&M On Air has been publishing since 2021, and across the 5 years since has built a catalogue of 121 episodes. That works out to roughly 45 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a monthly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 9 min and 34 min — with run-times ranging widely across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed earlier today, with 25 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 33 episodes published. Published by Electrical Construction & Maintenance (EC&M).
From the publisher
In every episode, EC&M brings electrical insights, market data, technical information, and helpful hints to our audience of electrical engineers, electrical contractors, and plant facility personnel.
Latest Episodes
View all 121 episodesNFPA 70E Definition of "Exposed" — EC&M On Air Highlights
Meet the 2026 EC&M Product of the Year Platinum, Gold, and Silver Winners!
Next-Gen Insights with Shalina Gupta, Design Collaborative
What Is an Electrically Safe Work Condition? — EC&M On Air Highlights
Insights into the Top 100 Electrical Contractors with Jim Lucy
Defining an Electrically Safe Work Condition According to NFPA 70E — On Air Highlights
Insights on Recruiting & Training the Future Generation of Electricians
Next-Gen Insights: Getting Ready for the 2026 Class of 30 Under 30 All Stars
Brownfield AI”: Upgrading Existing Data Centers Faster Than New Builds
The Everyday Electrician's Top Videos & Behind-the-Scenes
Next-Gen Insights with Nada Abelfattah
Five Types of Boundaries According to NFPA 70E — EC&M On Air Highlights
What Does "Accessible" and "Approved" Mean in NFPA 70E? EC&M On Air Highlights
AI: How Electrical Firms Are Preparing for What’s Next
Ep 107Next-Gen Insights with Hannah Shasserre, ArchKey Solutions
In this Next-Gen Insights, Ellen Parson is joined by Hannah Shasserre, Project Engineer at ArchKey Solutions, to discuss what led her to succeed in the electrical industry and to become a 2025 EC&M 30 Under 30 All Star honoree. She discusses how she got started in the industry, challenges she's faced on the job and how she overcame them, her favorite projects, and tips for other young professionals.
Ep 106Experts Weigh In on Electrical Industry’s AI Adoption
In this episode of EC&M On Air podcast, host Ellen Parson, Editor-in-Chief of EC&M, speaks with industry experts from Henderson Engineers, CannonDesign, and Augmenta about how artificial intelligence is reshaping design and construction workflows in the electrical industry. The discussion explores how AI tools are being used to accelerate early-stage design decisions, automate tasks like electrical conduit routing and model coordination, and analyze past project data to improve planning and benchmarking. Our experts include: Dustin Schafer, Head of Research at Henderson Engineers Aaron Henderson, Senior Digital Innovation Director at Henderson Engineers Joel Yow, Director of Digital Products at CannonDesign Aaron Szymanski, Co-Founder and Head of Product at Augmenta Look for part 2 of this discussion coming next month.
Ep 105Next-Gen Insights with Carlie Cook, Rosendin
In this Next-Gen Insights, Ellen Parson is joined by Carlie Cook, Director of semiconductor operations at Rosendin, to discuss what led her to succeed in the electrical industry and to become a 2025 EC&M 30 Under 30 All Star honoree. They discuss what it’s like to work on semiconductor projects, tips for success, and thoughts on the future of the industry.
Ep 104EC&M On Air Highlights Streamlining Construction Procurement: Strategies for Effective Material Management
We're highlighting a popular recent article in a special audio-only format. This article is read by Editor-in-Chief Ellen Parson and was originally published on the EC&M website in October. Written by Jennifer Daneshgari and Dr. Heather Moore, this piece explores how to design a process of procurement (PoP) that allows your construction org to effectively plan work, manage labor, procure materials, and more.
Ep 103Power Quality Monitoring With Philip Keebler
Philip Keebler, technical advisor with PBE Engineers, joins EC&M On Air to discuss power quality issues. Editor-in-Chief Ellen Parson's conversation with him was so detailed that we decided to divide into three parts. This is the third and final part. You can find the other two discussions with Philip in the On Air feed. In this episode, we turn our sights onto the monitoring aspect of power quality.
Ep 102Winning Complex Data Center Projects: Strategies for Success
In this episode, David Speidelsbach, Sales and Strategic Initiatives at Wesco, shares expert insights on how to successfully pursue and execute complex data center projects.