14 Best Structural Engineering Podcasts to Listen to (2026)

Hosted by Max and Zach, The Structural Engineering Podcast dives into the world of structural design, real-world engineering challenges, and the stories behind the structures that shape our world. Whether you're a practicing engineer, an aspiring student, or just curious about how buildings stand tall, tune in for expert insights, industry interviews, and relatable experiences from the field. more

The Structural Engineering Channel (TSEC) focuses on helping structural engineering professionals stay up to date on technical trends in the field. Our hosts for the show, Mathew Picardal, PE, and Alexander Daddow, PE, CDT, interviews engineers ranging from recent engineering graduates to professionals from top engineering organizations on professional development topics for structural engineers to facilitate career advancement. Topics covered include but are not limited to performance-based design, fasteners and connections, post-tensioned structures, smart structures, tsunami modelling, earthquake engineering, software solutions, seismic design, blast resistant design, wood, business issues and professional development for structural engineers, how to specify things effectively, and more. more

The business of engineering, reported from inside the profession. Luis Duque covers the industry trends and the big public projects shaping bridge and structural engineering. The archive holds 141 conversations with engineers about building a career. luisduquepe.substack.com more

There's a story behind every structure in our world. Meet the engineers and architects who are changing communities through imagination and innovation. Speaking of Design makes you part of the experience as they transform the world, one project at a time. more

Structural Engineering is a profession that studies and applies the laws of math and physics to predict building behavior and design the 'bones' of man-made structures. The language of structural engineering can seem overwhelming for non-engineers, but this podcast will change that. Fluent in steel, concrete masonry and timber design, Kari Sebern, P.E. simplifies major concepts of structural design, both enlightening non-engineers about structural design and inspiring experienced engineers to look at things differently. Join Kari and fellow industry leading engineers as they dissect the structural design of buildings. From within your walls, they'll tell the story behind their design and how the building stands today. more

Modern Steel Construction's Field Notes podcast! Hear from prominent, engaging people from the world of structural steel. Geoff Weisenberger hosts. more

A smart, funny podcast cohosted by a structural engineer and a project manager two professionals who live day-to-day in construction coordination. We take a candid, smart, and often humorous look at what really happens between design intent and finished construction. Each episode breaks down a common project challenge; misaligned specs, missing details, inspection surprises, field fixes, and the infamous 'that wasn't on the drawings' moment.Keywords: Buildable, Buildableish, Buildable ish, Build, Buildable(ish), Buildable (ish) more

Hosted by the American Concrete Institute, each episode brings together pairs of young professionals in the concrete industry engaging for intimate conversations about their life and work. Get a glimpse into the field of civil engineering and construction management and what it takes to have a successful career in the concrete industry. more

Welcome to the Infrastructure Repair LIVE podcast. On this podcast, you'll learn how to improve your marina docks, sheet piles, columns, piles, and mooring cells from QuakeWrap's CEO Prof Mo Ehsani, and Josh Ahumada. From repair projects to identifying and utilizing innovative solutions—you will understand what it takes to discover, manage, and successfully implement marine infrastructure repair and strengthening that drives long-term success. Through interviews, Q+A, and real-time projects we give you a sneak peek into the data-backed insights we are executing across the world. more

Flocode: Engineering Insights dives into the dynamic intersection of Python coding and engineering. Tailored for civil and structural engineers, this podcast uncovers practical coding applications, explores AI tools, and delves into broader engineering topics. While it complements our newsletter, expect a more spontaneous and lively dialogue. Join us for a journey of discovery at flocode.dev flocode.substack.com more

SPAN (Structures, Practice & Natter) is a podcast and community of structural engineers passionate about the industry. We focus on knowledge sharing to aid professional development. more

Welcome to the Dlubal Structural Engineering Podcast your compact insight into the world of modern structural analysis and digital engineering! In short, focused episodes ('knowledge to go'), we explore practical solutions, tools, and real engineering use cases explained clearly and from Dlubal's perspective.Whether it's steel, timber, concrete, digital workflows, interfaces or software innovation each episode delivers valuable insight in just a few minutes. Ideal for professionals who want to learn efficiently and stay ahead without investing a full hour.Stay up to date, discover new possibilities and learn how digital engineering tools can make your daily workflow faster and smarter. more

IABSE Voices is a platform where structural engineers from around the world can share their ideas and insights. IABSE Voices brings together experts to discuss the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in structural engineering, giving listeners a chance to learn from industry leaders and fellow professionals. more

Join experts in engineering, science, and technology for conversations about how to make the built environment and the world better for everyone. In Season Two, Mainstreaming Mass Timber , we talk with innovators who are pushing the limits of mass timber about the ways new technologies and creative design are making mass timber viable for more projects than ever before. more