The Industrial Revolutions

The Industrial Revolutions

The story of how a primate species created a world full of skyscrapers, airplanes, nuclear weapons, and vaccines. From the mass production of cotton weaving in the first industrial revolution of the 18th Century, to the digital revolution of today, this podcast will explore the ways our world has rapidly changed.

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Episoder(73)

Chapter 40: The Rise of the Liberals

Chapter 40: The Rise of the Liberals

From 1830 to 1848, a surge of liberalism swept through the United Kingdom, France, and Germany. It not only brought new political and economic reforms, it established the norms that still influence ou...

29 Feb 20201h 10min

Chapter 39: The Age of Invention

Chapter 39: The Age of Invention

At the tail-end of the First Industrial Revolution, a flurry of new goods and tools were invented by professional and hobbyist inventors alike, hoping to get rich in this new era of opportunity. Among...

7 Feb 202057min

Chapter 38: The Advent of Modern Advertising

Chapter 38: The Advent of Modern Advertising

Advancements made in paper-making, printing, and lithography during the First Industrial Revolution led to many other developments. Among them: They set the foundation for modern advertising. This wee...

17 Des 201930min

Chapter 37: Photography

Chapter 37: Photography

In 1839, inventors in England and France simultaneously introduced the world to photography, putting “a new force in the hands of man.” We’ll learn about the scientists who made it possible, the initi...

10 Des 201928min

Chapter 36: Let There Be Light!

Chapter 36: Let There Be Light!

Without advancements in artificial light, much of the economic development and material improvement of the Industrial Revolution wouldn’t have been possible. So, in the days before electric lighting w...

19 Nov 201936min

Chapter 35: The Telegraph

Chapter 35: The Telegraph

This week, we discuss the development and impact of the electric telegraph – a new means of communicating through metal wires at the end of the First Industrial Revolution. This episode covers:The pos...

12 Nov 201934min

Chapter 34: Brunel and Vanderbilt

Chapter 34: Brunel and Vanderbilt

This week we explore the lives and careers Isambard Kingdom Brunel and Cornelius Vanderbilt – two of industrial history’s most prolific individuals. One was from the UK, one was from the US. One cared...

5 Nov 201935min

Chapter 33: Industry in the USA

Chapter 33: Industry in the USA

At the start of the 19th Century, the U.S. economy was very similar to the cash-crop export economies of the soon-to-be-independent countries of Latin America. But a half century later, the U.S. was t...

22 Okt 201954min

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