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Continue reading →: When the Applause StopsAn actor stands alone on an empty stage, questioning his identity when the applause fades and silence returns home.
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Elsie Eaves: First Woman Civil Engineer Who Helped Design Hoover Dam
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Continue reading →: Elsie Eaves: First Woman Civil Engineer Who Helped Design Hoover DamMeet Elsie Eaves, the quietly determined civil engineer who earned her degree in 1920 and helped shape the Hoover Dam while breaking barriers for women in engineering. Her story unfolds through candid reflections on thermal expansion calculations, concrete innovations, and the delicate balance between human infrastructure needs and environmental stewardship…
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Continue reading →: The Cut That BindsA teenager sacrifices everything for belonging, standing seventeen floors above a dying world, bound by blood to her new family.
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Kate Gleason: The Mechanical Engineer Who Put the World in Gear
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Continue reading →: Kate Gleason: The Mechanical Engineer Who Put the World in GearFrom an eleven-year-old bookkeeper to America’s first recognised female mechanical engineer, Kate Gleason transformed her father’s modest Rochester machine shop into a global manufacturing empire. In this candid interview, she reveals the technical innovations, European sales adventures, and entrepreneurial vision that made mass-produced gears possible – changing industries forever.
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Continue reading →: Chains of RustA hermit amongst ruins reflects on corroded chains and crumbling authority, questioning whether force alone can govern the human spirit.
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Emily Roebling: Hidden Engineer Who Completed America’s Most Iconic Suspension Bridge
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Continue reading →: Emily Roebling: Hidden Engineer Who Completed America’s Most Iconic Suspension BridgeWhen her husband fell gravely ill from decompression sickness, Emily Roebling stepped into the void to complete the Brooklyn Bridge – mastering complex engineering calculations, managing construction crises, and battling political opposition for eleven years. This interview reveals the untold technical expertise behind one of America’s most celebrated infrastructure achievements.
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Continue reading →: Fire Without ConsumingA merchant woman reflects on displacement, progress, and the fires of industry whilst navigating the gilded halls of Carlton House.
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Maria Gaetana Agnesi: Renaissance Polymath Who Harmonised Mathematical Genius with Devout Faith
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34–51 minutes
Continue reading →: Maria Gaetana Agnesi: Renaissance Polymath Who Harmonised Mathematical Genius with Devout FaithThe brilliant mathematician who authored the first comprehensive calculus textbook by a woman, then abandoned her chair at Bologna University to serve Milan’s poor. Maria Gaetana Agnesi reveals how her famous “Witch” curve now powers modern physics, why faith guided her analytical genius, and her surprising views on intellectual sacrifice.
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Continue reading →: The Computing SoulAn imprisoned artist meditates on beauty and consciousness, exploring what existence without calculation means while shadows lengthen across his solitary cell.
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Cathleen Synge Morawetz: Bridge Builder Between Mathematics and Physics Leadership
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22–33 minutes
Continue reading →: Cathleen Synge Morawetz: Bridge Builder Between Mathematics and Physics LeadershipDiscover how mathematician Cathleen Synge Morawetz proved shock-free supersonic flight impossible, bridged pure theory with aircraft design, and became the first woman to lead America’s premier mathematical society – all whilst her groundbreaking wave equations now help physicists understand black hole stability and gravitational waves.
