Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 3290: Technology Engineering & Art
Posted on · Episode: 3290 In which Technology and Engineering reveal themselves as Liberal Arts. Today, technology, engineering, and art.
Posted on · Episode: 3290 In which Technology and Engineering reveal themselves as Liberal Arts. Today, technology, engineering, and art.
Posted on · Episode: 3290 In which Technology and Engineering reveal themselves as Liberal Arts. Today, technology, engineering, and art.
Posted on · Episode: 2702 Octave Chanute, scholarly mentor of the Wright Brothers. Today, Octave Chanute.
Posted on · Structural engineer Joe Colaco explains the innovations that were necessary to build Houston's skyline.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: We learn about the extraordinary measures engineers had to develop so that skyscrapers could be built on our city's mushy soil.
Posted on · Episode: 2903 Delicately Engineered Hummingbirds. Today, life as a blur.
Posted on · NASA’s Artemis program is, to date, the most inclusive mission. It is multinational and multigender.
Posted on · Episode: 2342 A Creative Way to Teach Engineering. Today, an open house.
Posted on · Episode: 2329 Robert Thurston looks at Robert Fulton and sees beyond the folly. Today, Thurston looks at Fulton.
Posted on · Episode: 2260 When metal grows tired: Trying to predict fatigue failures. Today, metal grows tired.
Posted on · Episode: 2252 Ervin S. Ferry and the persistence of illumination. Today, the persistence of light.
Posted on · Episode: 2251 Engine: Englisch Für Ingenieure — in which I better learn my own language. Today, I learn English.
Posted on · Episode: 3270 Marcel Leyat adapts his experience designing aircraft to disrupt automotive development. Today, car design takes flight.
Posted on · On Friday's show: Ongoing concerns about hospital capacity, how the fight for racial equality intersects with the quest for LGBTQ rights, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news, and overcoming a hearing disability to earn an engineering degree.
Posted on · The beloved host of "Bill Nye the Science Guy" talks about why science and the exploration of space still matter.