Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 2697: A B-17 Spared
Posted on · Episode: 2697 A B-17 spared by the most basic human instinct. Today, a B-17 spared.
Posted on · Episode: 2697 A B-17 spared by the most basic human instinct. Today, a B-17 spared.
Posted on · Four-time Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and Navy veteran, Ruthie Foster speaks candidly about how the U.S. military served as an escape for her and many others in sparsely populated areas who simply desired so much more out of life. his episode is an encore of the March 4, 2023 original broadcast.
Posted on · Four-time Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and Navy veteran, Ruthie Foster speaks candidly about how the U.S. military served as an escape for her and many others in sparsely populated areas who simply desired so much more out of life.
Posted on · Episode: 2498 The Ju-87 Stuka, another troubling story of military technology. Today, a troubled machine.
Posted on · Episode: 2445 In which Renaissance engineer Robert Norton thinks about gunnery. Today, the inner life of an early engineer.
Posted on · Episode: 2404 Napoleon’s megalomania thwarting the use of observation balloons. Today, Napoleon’s aerial crown.
Posted on · Episode: 2371 Early Igor Sikorsky — a great and largely forgotten contribution. Today, young Sikorsky.
Posted on · Episode: 2332 Learning who we were in 1915 by looking at automobiles. Today, the automobile in transition.
Posted on · Episode: 2326 Emerging from the muddle of war to invent the modern steam vessel. Today, ocean warships struggle to come of age.
Posted on · Episode: 2322 Civilians and the making of the steam-powered U.S. Navy. Today, pruning hooks into spears.
Posted on · Episode: 2819 Folding bicycles battle new terrain. Today, altered shapes.
Posted on · The post office, currently named Park Place, is just a few minutes away from where Guillén lived with her family.
Posted on · Stigma around asking for help persists in ranks as hunger soars among military families and new resources come online.
Posted on · On Wednesday’s show: Previewing another special session of the Texas Legislature and recapping the recently-ended second one, the week in politics, questioning the size of the U.S. military, and life as an NFL kicker.
Posted on · The retired Navy admiral discusses his many missions, from killing Osama bin Laden to sitting face-to-face with Saddam Hussein.