Engines of Our Ingenuity
Summary: The story of technological progress is one of drama and intrigue, sudden insight and plain hard work. Let’s explore technology’s spectacular failures and many magnificent success stories. This content is in service of Houston Public Media’s education mission and is sponsored by the University of Houston. It is not a product of our news team.
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Podcasts:
Episode: 2204 Earthquakes and Volcanoes remember, while hurricanes forget. Today, our guest, geologist Peter Copeland tells us about rocks, air and memory.
Episode: 3232 Man vs. Machine in the Exploration of Space. Today, exploring by presence and proxy.
Episode: 1847 Who are we? We are, at least, a collection of cells. Today, who are we?
Episode: 1844 The Horizontal Society -- revealed in an acrostic. Today, the horizontal society.
Episode: 3031 Mary Beale As Told By Ellen Clayton. Today, a ray of light.
Episode: 1702 Memory and meaning: How actors remember all those lines. Today, our guest, Seattle actor Megan Cole, talks about memory and meaning.
Episode: 3231 Sputnik and the New American Education. Today, a satellite shocks American education.
Episode: 1843 So many possible universes consistent with what we see! Today, single — or multi — valued universes.
Episode: 1842 Who was first in space? It depends on what you call space. Today, the first man in space.
Episode: 1840 In praise of asking ignorance-based questions. Today, a new take on ignorance.
Episode: 3030 Pi Music and Human Creativity. Today, music to the ears.
Episode: 2367 Georgie Clark and the invention of white-water rafting. Today, let's go whitewater rafting.
Episode: 3230 How close-ups offer social and psychological benefits that selfies do not. Today, psychology of the close-up.
Episode: 1839 Accentuate the negative: William Henry Fox Talbot. Today, let us accentuate the negative.
Episode: 1841 "All I want is Loving you and Music,Music, Music!" Today, music, music, music!