American Innovations

DNA science. Artificial intelligence. Smartphones and 3D printers. Science and technology have transformed the world we live in. But how did we get here? It wasn’t by accident. Well, sometimes it was. It was also the result of hard work, teamwork, and competition. And incredibly surprising moments.

Hosted by bestselling author Steven Johnson (“How We Got To Now”), American Innovations uses immersive scenes to tell the stories of the scientists, engineers, and ordinary people behind the greatest discoveries of the past century.

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Fighting Coronavirus: Bruce Gellin On How COVID-19 Could Change Vaccine Development | S24-E1

Fighting Coronavirus: Bruce Gellin On How COVID-19 Could Change Vaccine Development | S24-E1

As the first in a series on fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, Steven Johnson speaks with Dr. Bruce Gellin, president of Global Immunization at the Sabin Vaccine Institute in Washington D.C.. Dr. Gellin ...

26 Mars 202025min

Organ Transplant: The Kidney Twins | S23-E1

Organ Transplant: The Kidney Twins | S23-E1

A century ago, organ transplants were the stuff of science fiction. But a handful of experimental surgeons believed that transplants were not just possible – they had the potential to save thousands o...

5 Mars 202042min

Valium: Miltown Magic | S22-E1

Valium: Miltown Magic | S22-E1

Anxiety. It’s something everyone experiences at some point in their lives, but for centuries doctors had no effective way to treat it. They could send patients on rest cures, order them to do nothing ...

6 Feb 202039min

Electronic Television: The Picture Radio  | S21-E1

Electronic Television: The Picture Radio | S21-E1

The invention of the electronic television was uniquely complicated for its time. So complicated, in fact, that the prevailing narrative is that it couldn’t have been invented by a single person -- le...

16 Jan 202038min

Kodak Roll Film: As Convenient as a Pencil  | S20-E1

Kodak Roll Film: As Convenient as a Pencil | S20-E1

Today, if we want to take a photo, we unlock our phone, aim, and click. It can be done on a whim, without a second thought. We document everything from new haircuts to latte art, cute cats to baby’s f...

28 Nov 201935min

The Modern Ambulance  | S19-E1

The Modern Ambulance | S19-E1

Today, if you or someone you know experiences a medical emergency, you dial 9-1-1 and a squad of trained medical professionals arrives at your door. But just 55 years ago, that was not the case.Emerge...

21 Nov 201943min

Electric Chair | War of the Currents  | S18-E1

Electric Chair | War of the Currents | S18-E1

On August 6, 1890, a prisoner named William Kemmler became the first man executed in the electric chair. It was designed to be a more humane form of execution, but the gruesome scene in the death cham...

17 Okt 201944min

Skylab: NASA’s Best-Kept Secret| Apollo’s Leftovers | S17-E1

Skylab: NASA’s Best-Kept Secret| Apollo’s Leftovers | S17-E1

Fifty years ago, America’s space program achieved its greatest triumph, when Apollo Eleven put the first men on the moon.The Apollo program was a remarkable success story. But as NASA was sending men ...

26 Sep 201939min

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