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WELD is the show that opens real doors in the welding world. From first arc to six-figure specialty work, host Beau Wigington talks with industry professionals as they share wins, mistakes, and the various pathways available in the welding industry.

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Why One Conversation Can Change a Welding Career (opens the original)

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    Daniela Torelli didn’t take the traditional path into welding. After realizing a career as a veterinary technician would not give her the financial independence she wanted, she started looking through the skilled trades, and welding stood out. In this episode, Daniela, Membership Services Lead for the CWB Association and the welder and artist behind Think Pink Welding, talks about mentorship, community, and why one conversation can change someone’s entire career path. From learning the hard way

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    The Welding Problems Most Shops Overlook (opens the original)

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    Michael Klee’s path into welding started with a skateboard rail. After growing up around his father’s machine shop, Michael learned to stick weld so he could build his own rail—and that one project turned into a 23-year career in the welding industry. In this episode, Michael joins us in person at the show floor to talk about his path from shop work and welding technology school into automation, sales, applications, and his current role as a Welding Specialist with Messer Gases in Ontario. We ge

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Why Welding Engineers Need to Listen to Welders (opens the original)

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    Milena Stevanov is one of the owners of GS Engineering, a structural consulting firm supporting fabrication, welding quality programs, structural design, and more. In this episode, she shares how she and her business partner acquired the company they once interned for, what it takes to become a welding engineer, and why the best results happen when engineers and welders work together. What You’ll Learn ● How Milena and her business partner went from interns at GS Engineering to acquiring and lea

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    New to Welding? How to Get Hired, Upskill, and Find Your Niche (opens the original)

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    Montana Woolley’s welding career has taken her from a first-day beginner in the booth to shop work, inspection, supervision, and now education with CWB Education. In this episode, she shares how following curiosity, showing up ready to learn, and staying open to new opportunities helped her find a career path that keeps evolving. What You’ll Learn ● How Montana went from having zero tool experience to falling in love with welding through a pre-apprenticeship program. ● Why working in smaller fab

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Let Your Work Speak For Itself with Al Theriault (opens the original)

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    Al Theriault built 575 Custom Fabrications the hard way: first as a welder, then as an inspector, then in sales, and finally by turning a garage shop into a full-time fabrication business. If you’re a welder thinking about going out on your own, trying to price custom work better, or figuring out how to turn skill into a sustainable business, this episode is packed with practical advice and real-world perspective. What You'll Learn How Al went from welding and inspection into sales before decidi

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