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OGGN Feeds is a general podcast hosted by OGGN Feeds, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  EOR/IOR, the real problems of moving oxygen |

  Aug 19, 202627 min

  Sit down with Tom Burghart to discuss his pathway from EOR/IOR to Nanotechnology! University of Oklahoma alum, Tom sees how #consortiums can help us advance these technologies in the field. https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-burghart-7635473 Brought to you on  OGGN , the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. Sign up for OGGN newsletters  here . Visit the OGGN Merch store here . Curious about podcast advertising? Learn more here . More from OGGN …  Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page

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  Parkinson’s, the Permian, and a Directional Drilling Legacy | Ep 370

  Aug 19, 202632 min

  When Renee Helmer’s husband Richard was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2016 — the same year a business deal collapsed and their international contracts dried up — she made a decision that changed both their lives. A former stay-at-home mom and schoolteacher with zero oilfield background, Renee walked into Helmer Directional Drilling (founded by her father-in-law in 1965, once the largest directional drilling company in the Gulf of Mexico) and became its VP within days. Two weeks of crash-course training later, she was driving herself into the Permian Basin to sell directional drilling to a room full of insiders. In this episode, Renee talks candidly about Richard’s 11-year journey with Parkinson’s — the symptoms most people don’t know about (cognitive decline, “locking up,” loss of voice and confidence), the treatments they’ve tried (levodopa, deep brain stimulation, light therapy, hyperbaric chambers), and why the Permian Basin’s elevated Parkinson’s rates have her paying closer attention to emissions and flare-to-fuel technology. She also shares how Helmer Directional closed during COVID, how she rebuilt as Helmer Oilfield Products and Services (Helmer Ops) doing business development for oil and gas startups, and the moment she realized “common sense” isn’t as common as the industry assumes — a lesson that’s shaped how she thinks about safety ever since. It’s a conversation about resilience, caregiving, and the unglamorous work of learning an industry from scratch — with a little Cajun cooking and a lot of heart along the way. In this episode: The rise and 2020 closure of Helmer Directional Drilling Living with Parkinson’s disease: symptoms, treatment options, and caregiving Why the Permian Basin sees elevated Parkinson’s rates Flare-to-fuel technology and Permian Basin infrastructure gaps Breaking into the Permian as the only woman selling directional drilling Miss Helmer’s Whiskey Wednesdays What “common sense” safety training really requires Renee’s own podcast, What Will Renee Say Today? Brought to you on  OGGN , the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. Sign up for OGGN newsletters  here . Visit the OGGN Merch store here . Curious about podcast advertising? Learn more here . Like the show?  Leave us a review . More from OGGN …  Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page

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  Kaden’s Guide to Sustainable Evil | Ep 52

  Aug 19, 202620 min

  Sponsored by Magney-Grande – Your ESP Longevity Experts Kaden has finally done it. He’s turned evil, built himself a volcano lair, adopted a suspiciously snooty villain voice… and completely forgot that supervillain bases need electricity. So, can a volcano actually power a normal home? How does geothermal energy turn underground heat into usable electricity? And, more importantly, could it keep the lights on in the ridiculously power-hungry volcano lairs of movie villains? Kaden investigates geothermal power, turbines, megawatts, enormous death rays, and the horrifying realization that world domination may require employees. Brought to you on OGGN , the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. Sign up for OGGN newsletters here . Visit the OGGN Merch store here . Curious about podcast advertising? Learn more here . More from OGGN … Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page Get notified about industry events

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  Energy Projects Conference Part 2 | Ep 81

  Aug 19, 202621 min

  EPC Show Part 2 of 3 We’re live from Houston at EPC Show 2026, where alongside the cranes, control systems, and capital announcements, there’s a quieter story playing out: an industry trying to figure out who’s going to build all of this. With over 10,000 attendees walking the floor and a labor market that can’t keep pace with the project backlog, workforce wasn’t a side conversation this year — it was the conversation. This episode is about the people behind the industry — the ones recruiting them, training them, and just starting out. Kathy Eberwein (Global Edge Group) has spent her career staffing energy projects across 18 countries and has a front-row seat to the shift away from a four-year-degree-or-bust mentality. Sarah O’Donnell (SLB) is on the front lines of that same shift, working alongside Luke Bryan, a Texas A&M student and SLB intern attending his first trade show. And Bronson Burke (Bron & Claude) brings a different kind of people story — three years of building brand and community on the show floor as a headline sponsor, right down to a golf-simulator stunt that got people talking. We speak with: Kathy Eberwein — Founder & CEO, Global Edge Group Sarah O’Donnell — Commercial Manager, Transmission & Gas Process Chemicals, SLB Luke Bryan — Midstream Sales Intern, SLB Bronson Burke — Executive Director, Bron & Claude https://www.globaledgegroup.com https://www.slb.com https://www.bronclaude.com Brought to you on OGGN , the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. Sign up for OGGN newsletters here . Visit the OGGN Merch store here . Curious about podcast advertising? Learn more here . More from OGGN … Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page Get notified about industry events

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  Let’s talk about Plastic with Dr. Chris DeArmitt | Plastics Research Council | Ep 241

  Aug 19, 202655 min

  Sponsored by ABB – Helping industries outrun leaner and cleaner. Summary In this episode, Joe Batir interviews Dr. Chris DeArmitt of the Plastics Research Council to explore the facts about plastics, their environmental impact, health concerns, and misconceptions. They discuss how science and data challenge common narratives and what practical steps can truly benefit the environment. Chapters 00:00 Background of Dr. Chris DeArmitt and the Plastics Research Council 04:36 Why the Plastic Research Council was founded 10:22 Global plastic consumption data and growth rate 19:08 Solutions: deposits, education, and behavior change 22:14 Environmental impact of replacing plastic with other materials 25:36 Health concerns: microplastics and chemical leaching 32:15 PFAS chemicals and their regulation 34:39 The importance of scientific methodology and peer review 36:12 Media misinformation and the importance of facts 39:06 What individuals can do to help the environment 42:43 Final Thoughts Useful Links Plastics Research Council: https://plasticsresearchcouncil.com/ Dr. Chris DeArmitt’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdearmitt/ Joe Batir’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephfbatir/ Brought to you on  OGGN , the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. Sign up for OGGN newsletters  here . Enjoying the show? Leave us a review  here . Visit the OGGN Merch store here . Curious about podcast advertising? Learn more here . More from OGGN …  Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page

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