Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 1930: Durability of Writing
Posted on · Episode: 1930 In which languages die out, but the letters live on. Today, the durability of writing.
Posted on · Episode: 1930 In which languages die out, but the letters live on. Today, the durability of writing.
Posted on · Episode: 1887 Ernest K. Gann: pioneer and portrayer of American flight. Today, Ernest Gann.
Posted on · On Monday's Houston Matters: An update on COVID-19 in Greater Houston, what a potential second wave of the virus might mean, vocational training programs find ways to continue, and Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Jericho Brown.
Posted on · Episode: 1875 Inventing Modern: In which a book instructs its author. Today, history repeated.
Posted on · Episode: 1857 Anne Morrow Lindbergh, gliding, and the quest for quiet. Today, a glider pilot seeks quiet.
Posted on · Flynn, who teaches in the creative writing program at UH, discusses his latest collection of poetry, I Will Destroy You.
Posted on · Episode: 1781 Flora Haines Loughead, social change and airplanes. Today, airplanes and Flora Loughead.
Posted on · The latest novel by the author of "Eat Pray Love" is an homage to the glitz and glam of 1940s musical theater in New York.
Posted on · Episode: 1747 Sonya Corvin-Krukovsky Kovalevsky: mathematician and author. Today, strange wallpaper, and an unexpected mathematician.
Posted on · Center discusses her latest novel, Things You Save in a Fire.
Posted on · Houston writer Daniel Peña discusses his debut novel, Bang.
Posted on · The local writer discusses Lot, his debut collection of short stories, all of which are set in and around Houston.
Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: The latest on the fire at a Deer Park chemical facility, a discussion of the latest political news, Kashmere High School's new principal, and writer Bryan Washington.
Posted on · Cronin discusses his series, The Passage, which is now a TV series on Fox.
Posted on · Episode: 3196 The Life and Writing of Flannery O’Connor. Today, dirtied feathers.