A mechanical engineer tries to explain engineering to a biologist.
is this what you want?
https://everythingsaspring.com/democracy
fuck it, democracy's a spring now.
so nice we released it twice. and it aged... uh great?
recorded June 2024
(keep it a buck with you; ive been trying so hard to release a engineering episode, but this is all i can think about; see you again when it feels sane)
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Jim and Derek revisit the story that started the show, OceanGate's Titan Submersible Disaster. Source: US Coast Guard Art: OceanGate (hint: Video version available on our YouTube channel)
Jim and Derek talk about the crash of the USS Shenandoah. America's first naval airship.
Source for this episode: Wikipedia
Episode Art: Fred Wallace Special Collection
In this episode, two nerds get on a tangent about flight.
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Jim and Derek catch a ride on United Airlines Trip 23. This episode features an extended Preload and special segment since we've been gone for a while.
Start of the Aircraft Disaster miniseries.
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Source for this episode: FBI Vault
Cover Art: Brian Walker
Basically in this episode, Jim and Derek attempt to flee the St. Francis Dam Disaster of 1928.
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Source for this episode: Wikipedia
Cover Art: Stearns, H.T. USGS
In this episode, Jim and Derek discuss the Indiana State Fairground explosion of 1963. They also discuss their experiences with emergency preparedness.
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Cover Art: Courier Journal
In this episode of Everything's a Spring, Jim and Derek discuss the Cantonment, Florida Airgas Facility Explosion of 2016.
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Source for this episode: CSB
In this episode of Everything's a Spring, Jim and Derek take a deep breath and discuss the Bhopal Gas Tragedy
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Source for this episode: Wikipedia
Episode Art: Martin Stott
In this episode of Everything's a Spring, Jim and Derek inspect the Golden Gate Bridge.
[Part 6 - Suspension Bridges]
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Source for this episode: Wikipedia
In this episode of Everything's a Spring, Jim and Derek marvel at the Millennium Bridge in London.
[Part 5 - Suspension Bridges]
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Source for this episode: Wikipedia
In this episode of Everything's a Spring, Jim and Derek negotiate the Tacoma Narrows Suspension Bridge.
[Part 4 - Suspension Bridges]
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Source for this episode: Wikipedia
Episode Art: Wikimedia (unknown artist)
In this episode of Everything's a Spring, Jim and Derek sway across the Angers Suspension Bridge.
[Part 3 - Suspension Bridges]
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Source for this episode: Wikipedia
Episode Art: Wikimedia (unknown artist)
In this episode of Everything's a Spring, Jim and Derek discuss the Yarmouth Suspension Bridge.
[Part 2 - Suspension Bridges]
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Source for this episode: Wikipedia
Episode Art: Frederick James Smith
In this episode of Everything's a Spring, Jim and Derek march across the Broughton Suspension Bridge
[Part 1 - Suspension Bridges]
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Episode Art: Wikimedia & Lanzhou Jiaotong University
In this episode of Everything's a Spring, Jim and Derek dive into the Kingston Fossil Plant Spill of 2008.
[Part 5 - Weird Fluids]
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Source for this episode: Wikipedia
Episode Art: TVA & Brian Stansberry
In this episode of Everything's a Spring, Jim and Derek discuss the Wisconsin Butter Fire of 1991.
[Part 4 - Weird Fluids]
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Episode Art: Tone Madison & Wisconsin State Journal
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