Houston radio's hidden gem
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“I grew up listening to this every morning, and it always gave me a sense of wonder for innovation. I still get chills listening to it now; as an adult, I can better appreciate the more abstract pieces on history, philosophy, and human mechanics. It is as well-scripted as any radiolab or invisibilia episode and packs both an incredible childlike curiosity and a systematic analysis into a shockingly short monologue. John Lienhard has certainly left a legacy in this series.”
doubledoc12 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/05/17
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“In the olden days--before podcasts--I was always thrilled when I happened to catch this show on one of the local public FM stations. So I'm especially thrilled that I can now pick it up regularly as a podcast. John Lienhard has a knack for putting invention and discovery into context and...”Read full review »
Fredcritter via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/25/07
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“Engines has aired on KUHF in Houston for many years and I've always wanted a way to retrieve the most interesting episodes to play for my literature students at a local college. The best "engines" blend science, engineering, art, music, literature, and common sense into quirky tales...”Read full review »
Mythmaker via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/18/06
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“I have been listening to this for 3 years and I cannot get enough. I listen to it in the car with my kids, although they are very young they are hearing about the wonders of engineeringand how inventive minds work”
Fatnessmonster8 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/12/21
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