
Episodes 3150 to 3199
No. 3199: Direct Current makes Its Presence Known No. 3198: Subatomic Particles No. 3197: Sharing Computers No. 3196: Flannery O'Connor No. 3195: The Converging Literacies of the Digital Age No. 3194: The Ongoing Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence No. 3193: Purple Men: The History of the Color Purple No. 3192: Behind the Scenes at The Engines of Our Ingenuity No. 3191: Friedrich Fröbel and Kindergarten No. 3190: Victorian Supernatural Science No. 3189: The Price of Holding On No. 3188: Julia Child No. 3187: Raspberry Pi No. 3186: Marveling at the Impossibilities That Surround Us No. 3185: The Inefficiencies of Hummingbirds No. 3184: The Knots of Peter Guthrie Tait No. 3183: Mary Golda Ross Rises No. 3182: Looking at Magical Shapes No. 3181: Internet Explorer Falls No. 3180: Netscape No. 3179: Pierre Wantzel No. 3178: Samuel Kier No. 3177: Venetian Flood Control No. 3176: Graph Theory No. 3175: Reprogramming the Brain |
No. 3174: Engineering Diapers No. 3173: Saint Anselm of Canterbury No. 3172: Dozenels No. 3171: Dave Thomas No. 3170: Rosalind Franklin No. 3169: Percy Bridgman and Meaningless Questions No. 3168: Condorcet No. 3167: Animal Navigation No. 3166: Spoonerisms No. 3165: Serendipity No. 3164: Fanfare No. 3163: Questioning The Speed Of Light No. 3162: Charge With My Jacket No. 3161: Is Your Red My Red? No. 3160: Angela Merici No. 3159: A Strange Thing About Spatial Dimensions No. 3158: Controlled Avalanches No. 3157: Martin Luther King Jr. No. 3156: Revisiting H.L. Menken No. 3155: Wrinkle Free Cotton No. 3154: Non-Constructive Proofs No. 3153: How the Brain Sees No. 3152: Elisha Perkins No. 3151: Descartes No. 3150: Officiating Technology |