S1E50 - Kapow's Power of Invention: Stev...

It’s Pflugerville’s Annual Kite Competition and everyone is hoping to win! Will Bobby, Grabstack, Lucy, or Mighty Mila take the top prize or will the chances of winning fly away in the wind? 

A new coffee shop in town is keeping everyone awake, so it’s up to Bobby Wonder and Grabstack to figure out what’s in this special espresso bean and help the town get some sleep. 

If you're looking for another awesome GoKidGo show, you're in the right place! A canine vigilante is patrolling Pflugerville's Bark Street at night, keeping it safe from miscreants and baddies, but that’s Snoop and Sniffy’s job! Can our two detectives figure out who this masked c ... Show More

Thomas Edison was one of history’s greatest inventors, who gave the world not only electric light but other landmark innovations in sound recording and moving pictures. He accumulated more patents in his lifetime than any other, and filled over 4000 notebooks with his work. So, h ... Show More

A little while ago I came across a PBS special on one of my favorite heroes, Thomas Edison. This is a man with so many patents, who achieved so much, who was so devoted to bringing on genius into the world. He clearly changed our lives. This Mastery Session is all about is his Me ... Show More

Max Pearson presents a selection of this week’s Witness History stories.In 1999, Aibo: the world's first robot dog, hit the shops in Japan and sold out in just 20 minutes. We hear from Toshitada Doi who spent six years on the project when he worked at Sony. Plus we hear from Dr E ... Show More

We put man on the moon before we invented the wheeled suitcase. Why did it take so long? Find out in this episode of Patented: History of Inventions, where host Dallas Campbell is joined by expert Katrine Marçal, whose research has revealed an intriguing hidden chapter in the inv ... Show More

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Serbian-American inventor Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) and his role in the development of electrical systems towards the end of the nineteenth century. He made his name in New York in the contest over which current should flow into homes and factor ... Show More

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Serbian-American inventor Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) and his role in the development of electrical systems towards the end of the nineteenth century. He made his name in New York in the contest over which current should flow into homes and factor ... Show More

Are innovators always difficult to work with? What kind of person can create disruptive change? Walter Isaacson is a student of history with a focus on geniuses, from Albert Einstein to Leonardo da Vinci. The former Time magazine editor followed Elon Musk for three years to repor ... Show More

Steve Jobs war ein wichtiger Unternehmer aus den USA. Er gründete das Unternehmen Apple und brachte mit ihm zahlreiche neue technische Geräte auf den Markt. Dazu gehören der iMac, der iPod, das iPhone, das iPad und viele mehr. Eine Zeitlang war er einer der reichsten Menschen der ... Show More

Datshiane Navanayagam meets two engineers who want more women to become inventors. Roma Agrawal is best known for her work on The Shard, the UK’s tallest building. She’s also the author of Nuts & Bolts, a book which explores the history of seven tiny but fundamental inventions th ... Show More