Since 1929, HPAC Engineering magazine has been a leading industry indicator, in print and, for the last 20 years, online, as well. Now, through these podcasts, we aim to bring you even greater multimedia insight, market data, unique stories, and helpful tips from a variety of respected voices in our multibillion-dollar market. ln regular episodes of roughly 15 minutes or less, HPAC ’On The Air’ will offer actionable intelligence to help your business survive and thrive in these most extraordinary and historic times.
This podcast is produced by HPAC Engineering magazine, part of Endeavor Business Media’s portfolio of publications. It is hosted and edited by Editor-in-Chief Rob McManamy, aided by staff. Artwork by Art Director David Eckhart. For more info on HPAC Engineering’s unique package of content for the HVACR marketplace, please visit ＜a href=”https://www.hpac.com”＞www.hpac.com＜/a＞.
All content for HPAC On The Air is the property of hpac and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
Since 1929, HPAC Engineering magazine has been a leading industry indicator, in print and, for the last 20 years, online, as well. Now, through these podcasts, we aim to bring you even greater multimedia insight, market data, unique stories, and helpful tips from a variety of respected voices in our multibillion-dollar market. ln regular episodes of roughly 15 minutes or less, HPAC ’On The Air’ will offer actionable intelligence to help your business survive and thrive in these most extraordinary and historic times.
This podcast is produced by HPAC Engineering magazine, part of Endeavor Business Media’s portfolio of publications. It is hosted and edited by Editor-in-Chief Rob McManamy, aided by staff. Artwork by Art Director David Eckhart. For more info on HPAC Engineering’s unique package of content for the HVACR marketplace, please visit ＜a href=”https://www.hpac.com”＞www.hpac.com＜/a＞.
With the government shutdown now in its second month, industry economists find themselves in an unusually precarious situation. This fall, forecasters are trying to make predictions for 2026 without the benefit of their usual monthly supply of essential government statistics. Imagine trying to read a crystal ball while wearing a blindfold. Here, Rob McManamy discusses the predicament.
HPAC On The Air
Since 1929, HPAC Engineering magazine has been a leading industry indicator, in print and, for the last 20 years, online, as well. Now, through these podcasts, we aim to bring you even greater multimedia insight, market data, unique stories, and helpful tips from a variety of respected voices in our multibillion-dollar market. ln regular episodes of roughly 15 minutes or less, HPAC ’On The Air’ will offer actionable intelligence to help your business survive and thrive in these most extraordinary and historic times.
This podcast is produced by HPAC Engineering magazine, part of Endeavor Business Media’s portfolio of publications. It is hosted and edited by Editor-in-Chief Rob McManamy, aided by staff. Artwork by Art Director David Eckhart. For more info on HPAC Engineering’s unique package of content for the HVACR marketplace, please visit ＜a href=”https://www.hpac.com”＞www.hpac.com＜/a＞.
