Nuts and Bolts, Part IV
In this catch-all episode, Scott and Ben answer listener mail and tackle some topics that didn't make it into earlier episodes. Tune in to learn about everything from old-fashioned gas pumps to hybrid...
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Why is NASA studying car safety?
It's no surprise that NASA has some of the world's best engineers. In fact, private companies occasionally ask NASA for help with some of their most difficult engineering issues. In this podcast, Scot...
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Do red-light cameras save lives?
It's no secret that red-light cameras have a bad reputation, and some drivers see them as a cash cow for local authorities. Yet authorities claim the cameras are there primarily to keep drivers safe. ...
17 Helmi 201120min
How the Ferrari FF Works
You can't buy a Ferrari FF just yet, but if you're a fan of this brand you've probably already heard of this fascinating vehicle. Tune in as Ben and Scott explore the interesting -- and controversial ...
15 Helmi 201116min
How Ekranoplans Work
Look, out on the Black Sea -- it's a boat! It's a plane! No, it's an ekranoplan! In this episode, Scott and Ben take a look at the unique vehicles known as ekranoplans. Tune in to learn more about gro...
10 Helmi 201132min
The Zamboni Ice-resurfacing Machine
Nowadays those iconic Zamboni ice-resurfacing machines are a common sight at any ice rink. But how did they get here? To answer this question, Scott and Ben look back on the story of Frank Zamboni and...
8 Helmi 201124min
Harley Earl
Known as 'the DaVinci of Detroit,' Harley Earl fundamentally redefined the automotive industry through his innovations in design and technology. Learn why Earl is considered the father of American car...
3 Helmi 201129min
Breaking in Engines
Traditionally, buying a new car required a 'breaking in' period. But why? Join Scott and Ben as they recount the break-in process -- and whether or not today's drivers need to break in engines at all....
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