OnGoings Podcast Episodes

Episode 1: A Conversation with David Broecker

In this inaugural episode of OnGoings, we are talking to David Broecker, the Chief Innovation and Collaboration Officer for the Purdue Research Foundation, a private, nonprofit foundation created to advance the land-grant mission of Purdue University.

The Purdue Research Foundation deployed a private cellular network using the CBRS band in Indiana, covering over 400 acres in the Discovery Park district, adjacent to the Purdue University campus. In this podcast, David talks about their network, the progress they have made since the launch, and their future plans.

Episode 2: Discussion with Jonathan Polly

In this episode, we’re talking to Jonathan Polly, the Digital Transformation Advisor and Program Manager for the 5G Innovation Lab at California Polytechnic State University. The Cal Poly Digital Transformation Hub is a Cloud Innovation Center that solves real-world challenges, accelerating the adoption of technologies such as cloud, edge, and the Internet of Things for public sector organizations.

In our discussion, we will talk about how Cal Poly is using CBRS innovation band for private cellular and neutral host networks to provide meaningful impact to their community and unlock new opportunities for multiple industries.

Episode 3: Insights with Johnathan Lewis

In this episode, we’re talking to Johnathan Lewis, the Innovation Division Director at Miami International Airport – America’s busiest airport for international freight and the second busiest for international passenger traffic.

We will discuss how the Miami airport is using a CBRS-based private cellular network to drive digital innovation and unlock the full potential of data to improve passenger experience, enhance employee and tenant satisfaction, reduce operational costs, and generate new revenue streams.

Episode 4: Conversation with Dr. Preston Marshall

In this episode, we’re talking to Dr. Preston Marshall, the Chairman of the OnGo Alliance and the Director of Wireless Standards and Policy at Google.

We will discuss the potential of CBRS 2.0, the next evolution of Citizens Broadband Radio Service. With enhanced features and benefits, CBRS 2.0 promises to revolutionize wireless communications by improving spectrum efficiency and enabling advanced use cases across industries.

Episode 5: Discussion with Cornelius Honour

In this episode, we are talking to Cornelius Honour, the Assistant VP of ITS Infrastructure at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

This conversation will explore how DFW International Airport is leveraging CBRS-based private cellular technology to transform its operations, enhance passenger journeys, and drive operational efficiencies.

Episode 6: Insights from Dean Bubley

In this episode, we are talking to Dean Bubley, an independent industry analyst covering 5G, 6G, Wi-Fi, telecoms business models, and regulation.

We will explore how shared spectrum approaches like CBRS are revolutionizing wireless deployments and the future of dynamic spectrum sharing across multiple bands and technologies.

Episode 7: Discussion with Stephen Leotis

In this episode, we are talking to Stephen Leotis, the President and Co-Founder of Moso Networks.

We will explore how Moso Networks is working to make private 5G as simple to deploy as Wi-Fi, with plug-and-play kits capable of going from unboxing to a live network in minutes.

Episode 8: New Service at New York Public Library

In this episode, we are talking to three distinguished guests from the New York Public Library: Garfield Swaby, Geniene Jones, and Jay Haque.

The New York Public Library has begun providing internet connectivity for nearby residents using a CBRS spectrum-based private LTE network. We will discuss their motivation, implementation, and results.

Episode 9: Chat with Richard Bernhardt

In this episode, we are talking to Richard Bernhardt, a Board Member and the Chief Marketing Officer of the Wireless Innovation Forum.

We will discuss the strategic relevance of the CBRS spectrum to WISPs and the broader community of service providers serving residents and enterprises.