Episode 13 features three alums from the Class of 2010: Taylor Buono, Katy Kaproth-Gerecht, and Katie Wood. Along with their fourth teammate, Etta Grover-Silva, they collaborated with NRCS, the Natural Resources Conservation Service, on the design of a solar-powered microirrigation system for a two-acre farm. They also developed a design calculator to size solar arrays for similar farms. (Recorded October 2024)

Episode 12 features four alums from the Class of 2004: Caitlyn Butler, Sarah Culver Davis, Nikki Radford, and Meghan Sheehy. They graduated in the first class of engineering students at Smith and they were about to celebrate their 20th Reunion. (Recorded April 2024)

Episode 11 features an interview with Susannah Howe, the Design Clinic Director at Smith College. The interviewers are recent graduates Harriet Wright and Sophie Yates from the Zipline-DC2122 team. (Recorded August 2023)

Episode 10 features four alums from the Class of 2022: Kirsten Appell, Kalyani Weiss, Harriet Wright, and Sophie Yates. Their Design Clinic project with Zipline was on the design of an anti-icing solution for Zipline's unmanned aircraft. (Recorded February 2023)

Episode 9 features three alums from the Class of 2013: Zin Min Aye, Phoebe DeGroot, and Celeste To. Their Design Clinic project with Dresser-Rand was on the design of an impeller labyrinth seal for centrifugal compressors. (Recorded November 2022)

Episode 8 features three alums from the Class of 2008: Indira Deonandan, Nora Paul-Schultz, and Katie Travis. Their Design Clinic project with MIT Lincoln Laboratory was on the design of a low-power, low-cost bioaerosol collector. (Recorded November 2022)

Episode 7 features four alums from the class of 2011: Katie Mackenzie, Courtney Murphy, Sarah Pedicini, and Sally Stulberg. Their Design Clinic project with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, or WHOI, was on the design of a sparging chamber subsystem for underwater radon surveying. (Recorded November 2022)

Episode 6 features three alums from the class of 2016: Marina Biggio, Bethany Claps, and Dakota Murray. Their Design Clinic project with Medtronic was on the design of a Veress needle indicator for minimally invasive surgery. (Recorded November 2022)