
The Engines of Our Ingenuity 3424: Anne Nott Brigman
Episode: 3424 Anne Brigman brings a wild new dimension to the early years of photography. Today, Anne Brigman’s photographs.
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Episode: 3424 Anne Brigman brings a wild new dimension to the early years of photography. Today, Anne Brigman’s photographs.

Episode: 3423 Protocols: From diplomatic procedures to computer communications standards. Today, we examine how protocols have shaped commun...

Episode: 3422 Women soldiers in the Civil War. How did that work? Today, woman soldiers in the Civil War.

Episode: 3421 Wigwam burners and the dying breath of the mighty Douglas Fir tree. Today, wigwam burners.

Episode: 1644 An 18th-century doctor helps great-grandmother raise grandpa. Today, we raise a nineteenth-century child.

Episode: 1643 In which Athanasius Kircher softens the 17th-C scientific revolution. Today, -- after Galileo.

Episode: 1642 Reflections upon Halley's, and other, Comets. Today, a comet approaches.

Episode: 3420 A look at power-producing dams and their safe use. Today, hydroelectric power.

Episode: 3419 NASA’s 21 st Century Space Suit. Today, building a better spacesuit.

Episode: 3418 Martin Luther King Jr., Tom Mboya, and their joint legacy. Today, two talks.

Episode: 1641 Aaron Montgomery Ward and the catalog that didn't belong in a store. Today, meet Montgomery Ward.

Episode: 1640 Learning electricity and learning about technological revolutions. Today, we become electrified.

Episode: 1639 Helios, NASA's high-flying almost-satellite. Today, let us ride Helios' golden chariot.

Episode: 2644 Camping and Creature Comforts. Today, taking it with you.

Episode: 3416 Viewing Mars from the Air. Today, flying on Mars.

Episode: 3415 Germany’s first woman doctor has some hard advice for her fellow doctors. Today, a new look at Dorothea Erxleben.

Episode: 3414 In which bootleg music rides on X-rays. Today, Bone Music.

Episode: 1638 Floating airports: How to fly the ocean in 1930. Today, let us hop across the ocean.

Episode: 1637 In which science and magic struggle to become separate pursuits. Today, let's practice Natural Magic.

Episode: 1636 Of books and learning in nineteenth-century America. Today, thoughts on books and learning.