A case study on engineering failures
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | PhysicsScience |
We’re releasing episodes from our mini failure library while we’re on production hiatus. This week’s Mini Failure is about the Artemis Project. It’s not really about a failure, but as our last mini failure before our hiatus, we wanted to talk about a... more
We’re releasing episodes from our mini failure library while we’re on production hiatus. This week’s Mini Failure is about the Titan Submersible. A relatively small carbon fibre vessel that imploded on its way to the Titanic. Original Air Date: Augus... more
We’re releasing episodes from our mini failure library while we’re on production hiatus. This week’s Mini Failure is about the 1955 LeMans Crash. It was the most catastrophic crash in motorsport history, which led to Mercedes-Benz to withdraw from mo... more
We’re releasing episodes from our mini failure library while we’re on production hiatus. This week’s Mini Failure is about the Vasa Ship which sank 1.3km into its maiden voyage. Original Air Date: July 9, 2023 Episode Sources en.wikipedia.org... more
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Episode content is well done BUT the differing audio volumes of the two cohosts makes it impossible to listen to the show at a single volume. Brian’s segments are low and muffled, but turning up the volume to adequately hear what he’s saying makes Nicole’s segments unbearably loud. If they could fix this, it would be a great show!!
When I studied for my engineering ethics exam I was shocked at how compelling the stories of failures were.
When Nicole studied for her exam, she realized the wider world deserved to know these stories too. She and her cohost do a wonderful job. Highly recommended!
I have been listening to these episodes together with my 10yo son who aspires to be an engineer one day. Every episode sparks lots of questions, and we enjoy searching out the answers together. I am learning so much, and my son loves hearing these engineering challenges discussed in an accessible and informative way.
Interesting content and thorough research in a bite size podcast!
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Exploring the intricacies of engineering failures, this podcast offers a captivating examination of notable disasters throughout history, combining engaging storytelling with valuable insights into the lessons learned from these incidents. Each episode dives into various cases, including catastrophic design flaws and safety oversights across different fields, such as transportation, medical devices, and architecture. The hosts skillfully blend technical discussion with historical context, making complex engineering topics accessible to a broader audience.
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