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This is a podcast about engineering disasters and systemic failures, from a leftist perspective, with jokes

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Recent Guests

Maya Ventura
Guest appearing on the podcast
Episode: Episode 179: The Boeing 777X
Mark Hyce Huber
Train enthusiast and YouTube content creator
YouTube Channel (Hyce)
Episode: Episode 177: The Balvano Rail Disaster
Anders J. Lee
Co-host of POTD America and The Vanquished, which is about failed presidential candidates
POTD America, The Vanquished
Episode: Episode 176: The Assassination of President James A. Garfield
Freddie G.
Co-host of The Vanquished podcast about presidential losers.
The Vanquished
Episode: Episode 176: The Assassination of President James A. Garfield
Jay B. Schuylkehausen
Guest who has appeared on the podcast previously
Episode: Episode 175: The Marlboro Unlimited
Madame X
Returning champion, known from fashion episode
Episode: Episode 161: The Olympics, Part 1
Victoria Scott
Returning guest who discusses the history and problems of electric vehicles.
Episode: Episode 154: Electric Vehicles
Gareth Dennis
Rail engineer and guest on the podcast, known for his expertise in railway systems and technology
Episode: Episode 150: The Death of Hyperloop

Hosts

Justin Roczniak
Host with multiple appearances; central moderator and co-host, often driving historical and policy perspectives on engineering failures.
November Kelly
Co-host known for sharp analysis and left-leaning commentary; contributes practical, on-the-ground insights into disasters and safety culture.
Victoria Scott
Guest and frequent co-host with expertise in transportation and infrastructure; adds experiential perspective on rail and transit.
Liam McAnderson
Co-host providing dynamic banter and technical context; emphasizes engineering analysis with humor.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 4.8k ratings
  • Pass

    WAAAAAAY too many hosts!! I think on the Osprey V22 episode there were 6 guys speaking?? They were just talking over each other, joking around too much. Made zero sense to me.

    I was only able to do 15 minutes then bailed because they were just so far off topic.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    manayunk wall
    United States23 days ago
  • An excellent podcast that I used in my ethics class. They talk about the structural and technical reasons for each disaster and also have jokes. Devon has truly mastered the art of editing as well

    Podcast Addict
    5
    xx-psychloped-xx
    2 months ago
  • Was optimistic about it

    Production quality is decent. I’m not amused by hearing three guys talking over each other about their drinking habits.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    bigbonton
    United States3 months ago
  • Met my wife here

    Great show, who seen that coming?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Queen Motoko
    United States3 months ago
  • Probably the best engineering disasters podcast ever made

    Podcast Addict
    5
    aTomgoboom
    3 months ago

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The show blends technical depth with entertaining banter, though some listeners crave tighter focus.
Guests and topics feel diverse and informative, with occasional critiques of policy and safety culture.
Long, thoughtful episodes can be very engaging for fans of engineering history and systemic analysis.

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Episode 195: Alaska Airlines Flight 261
Q: What were the primary maintenance failures that contributed to the crash?
The NTSB identified multiple factors, notably the decision to extend lubrication intervals, use of cheaper oil, and tools that understated wear, which together degraded the jack screw and stabilizer, leading to loss of pitch control.

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A left-leaning, engineering-history show that blends serious analysis of disasters with irreverent banter. Episodes cover nuclear incidents, major industrial failures, and transportation mishaps, often tracing how organizational culture, regulation, and procurement contributed to breakdowns. The hosts mix technical detail with humor and pop-culture tangents, making complex engineering topics accessible and entertaining. This approach, plus a recurring focus on human factors and systemic flaws, makes it a distinctive fit for listeners who enjoy thoughtful, critical takes on engineering failures delivered with personality and wit.

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