Worker bees & engines

Engines and bees may not seem alike at first, but for Matt, they both represent systems built on precision, purpose, and connection.We often overlook what powers our everyday lives, but behind the scenes are people like Matt who troubleshoot, innovate, and uphold the reliability that keeps industries running. At Cummins, that sense of purpose is passed down through generations, shaping not just careers but the way communities grow and thrive.From early memories of punch cards to supporting fleets across the globe, Kim and Matt explore how legacy, curiosity, and technical expertise come together to create meaningful impact.In this episode, you’ll learn:Why Cummins engines are trusted across critical industriesHow problem-solving and personal relationships go hand in handWhat beekeeping reveals about the power behind progressAdditional Resources:Cummins.com/podcastCummins Technical Center celebrates 50 years of innovationCummins PowerStore Dive into the conversation:(00:00) This is Power Onward(00:31) A buzzing beehive meets engine power(01:24) Carrying on three generations at Cummins(03:39) How IT started with punch cards in the 60s(05:07) From racing dreams to Cummins support(07:20) Troubleshooting on the front lines(08:40) Earning trust through personal connections(11:16) From seasonal allergies to beekeeping(12:54) Engines and bees: a shared ecosystem(16:00) Beyond trucks: Cummins across land and sea(19:04) Keeping hospitals and society running(24:42) The engine that changed small-haul transport(26:50) Smarter engines than the moon landing(28:22) Purpose, legacy and innovation intertwined

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