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The Engineering History Podcast

'The Engineering History Podcast' is - as the name would suggest - about the point at which engineering and history collide.

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Civil and structural, History and innovation
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‘The Engineering History Podcast’ is – as the name would suggest – about the point at which engineering and history collide.

Each episode is a rousing, and often thought-provoking, discussions about how the things we have engineered reflects who we have been at different points in history.

The podcast launched back in May 2022, and so far has covered everything from well know Engineering achievements like Ancient Egypt, the Titanic and Gold Gate Bridge, to less known Engineering marvels like the Boston Molasses Flood, the L.A Aqueduct, the Engineering history of the printing press and even paranoia, narcissism, and unrealistic parental expectations of the worlds first techbro (who isn’t who you might think).

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