Month: September 2022

Ep 356: The spacecraft crashed, just like we planned

Ep 356: The spacecraft crashed, just like we planned

The spacecraft crashed, just like we planned

Join us as we hang out with NASA while they deliberately crash into an asteroid.

Check out take 107 of Episode One.

Beer in space!

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Ep 355: To tell a secret, and keep it too

Ep 355: To tell a secret, and keep it too

To tell a secret, and keep it too

Part of communicating is trying to tell someone something without the wrong someone hearing it. We take a look at the history and practice of secret messages.

And here’s our latest attempt at Episode One.

Take 106 of Episode One: Don’t know where to begin

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Ep 354: By flame, drum and song

Ep 354: By flame, drum and song

By flame, drum and song

How did people communicate over distance in the ancient world? We answer this question by examining signal fires, talking drums, and languages composed entirely of whistling.

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Ep 353: Ancient mail, and the oldest known library

Ep 353: Ancient mail, and the oldest known library

Ancient mail, and the oldest known library

Once again, the title says it all. We look at mail in the ancient world, and take a look at the oldest known library.

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