Episodes

  • Challenger Explosion - Piece together the tragedy with Lucien Graves

    Challenger Explosion - Piece together the tragedy with Lucien Graves
    Apr 6 2026
    On a frigid January morning in 1986, the Challenger shuttle disintegrated seventy-three seconds after launch—a disaster engineers had desperately tried to prevent. Host Lucien Graves untangles the fatal decisions, silenced warnings, and institutional failures that turned a flawed rubber seal into seven coffins, revealing how NASA's own culture made catastrophe inevitable.

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    1 min
  • Challenger Explosion - What the Commission Found and What It Couldn't Say

    Challenger Explosion - What the Commission Found and What It Couldn't Say
    Apr 6 2026
    Host Lucien Graves examines the Rogers Commission investigation into the 1986 Challenger disaster, exploring how the panel identified technical failures while carefully managing institutional accountability. From Feynman's famous ice water demonstration to the professional price paid by whistleblowing engineers, the episode reveals how truth competed with institutional self-preservation—and what remained unsaid in the final report.

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    33 mins
  • Challenger Explosion - Go Fever

    Challenger Explosion - Go Fever
    Apr 6 2026
    Join Lucien Graves as he dissects NASA's "Go Fever" — the institutional culture that normalized O-ring failures, waived safety constraints, and prioritized launch schedules over engineering warnings. Through analysis of pre-Challenger flights, internal memos predicting catastrophe, and systematic erosion of safety boundaries, this episode reveals how seven deaths resulted from knowledge without courage to act.

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    33 mins