The Engines of our Ingenuity Podcast Episodes 1-49
Channel: The Engines of Our Ingenuity Podcast
Date: 2021-02-07

None of this is mine; all credit goes to John Lienhard and the hosts. I combined the individual three-minute episodes into longform podcasts to be able to listen to them while driving and working out. I hope you gain as much from these episodes' vast variety of topics and depth of research as I have.

The Engines of Our Ingenuity is a radio program (1988 - ) created by John Lienhard, Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering and History at the University of Houston. The program consists of over 3000 3-minute episodes each summarizing a separate topic in history, engineering, philosophy, literature, science or mathematics.

Audio, transcripts and notes for each episode: https://www.uh.edu/engines/epiindex.htm 
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No.1: Oliver Evans
No.2 The Computer
No.3: The Flying Monk
No.4: Rumford
No.5: The Pendulum
No.6: Jouffroy
No.7: Fokker
No.8: Pittsburgh in 1816
No.9: Cistercians
No.10: The Medieval West
No.11: Arc Lights
No.12: Some Etymology
No.13: Dionysius Lardner
No.14: John Fitch
No.15: Telegraph
No.16: Homo Technologicus
No.17: Brunel -- Father and Son
No.18: Poets View the Ind. Rev.
No.19: The Crystal Palace
No.20: Wheat and Farming
No.21: Zeppelins
No.22: Iron
No.23: The Vacuum Tube
No.24: The Wheel and the Crank
No.25: Crawler Transporter
No.26: Three Field Crop Rotation
No.27: Vannevar Bush's Differential
No.28: First American Steam Engine
No.29: Windmills
No.30: 1776
No.31: The Last Masts
No.32: Wright and Langley
No.33: Perpetual Motion
No.34: The Redoubtable DC-3
No.35: The Influence of War
No.36: The Erie Canal
No.37: Flying Across the Atlantic
No.38: Window Glass
No.39: Blanchard
No.40: Money
No.41: Frankenstein
No.42: Radar
No.43: Amerigo Vespucci
No.44: The Parachute
No.45: Fahrenheit
No.46: 16th Century Clocks
No.47: Moment of Inertia
No.48: Pins
No.49: Hidden Technologies