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#3878: Three Axes of Every Screw on Your Bench
How to identify any small screw by thread form, head style, and drive type — and never lose a project to a missing fastener again.
#3877: The Real Workbench Problem: Modular vs. IKEA for Electronics
From IKEA hacks to industrial Lista systems — what actually works for electronics workbenches in small apartments?
#3876: From Hidden Audience to Real Community
Turn podcast listeners into an engaged community. Platform choice, invitation design, and retention mechanics.
#3875: Why Netflix Breaks on the Moon
Two and a half seconds of ping time breaks the internet. Here's why space communication is so hard.
#3874: How to Tag 4000 Episodes Without Losing Your Mind
Why tagging breaks at scale, and how a two-stage AI pipeline fixes it for good.
#3873: Loving Skyscrapers Without Selling Out Your City
Can you love tall buildings and still fight the inequality they often create?
#3872: What Everyone Gets Wrong About Fear of Heights
Are some people born without fear of heights? The surprising science behind acrophobia and the high-altitude workers of Jerusalem.
#3871: How Singapore Solved High-Rise Child Falls
Singapore cut window falls 60% with $15 devices. Why isn't the rest of the world copying them?
#3870: Laser Engravers for Home Labs: Are They Worth It?
Desktop laser engravers now cost less than a 3D printer. But can they actually label your home network gear?
#3869: How a Bendy Stick Transmits Torque
The surprising engineering inside flexible screwdriver extensions and how they transmit torque around obstacles.
#3868: Why Your Super Glue Fails (And How a Dremel Fixes It)
A rotary tool isn't just for engraving. Discover how surface prep turns failed glue joints into permanent fixes.
#3867: Drill, Impact Driver, or Hammer Drill? The Real Difference
Most people buy the wrong drill. Here's how to match the tool, bit, and material so you don't ruin your project.
#3866: What's Actually Inside Your Plastic Storage Bin?
Two bins can both say "polypropylene" — one lasts two years, the other two decades. Here's why.
#3865: The Spudger Problem: Thin vs Strong
Why pry tools bend and what materials science says about the perfect spudger.
#3864: How to ID Mystery Metal Before You Drill
A practical workflow for identifying unknown metals before you engrave, drill, or grind them at home.
#3863: Mohs Scale to Dremel Bits: What to Buy First
From Friedrich Mohs to your Dremel: what hardness means for engraving wood, metal, glass, and stone.
#3862: Why Your Books Got the City Centre Wrong
Is the "poor inner city" a literary myth? Jerusalem's luxury towers vs. Dickens' slums.
#3861: How a Tiny Gulf State Became Indispensable to Israel-Hamas Mediation
Why does a country with 380,000 citizens hold the keys to the Middle East's biggest conflict?
#3860: Qatar's Gift Plane: Air Force One Security Risk?
A foreign government gave the U.S. a Boeing 747 for Air Force One. Is it a generous gift or a security nightmare?
#3859: How Gartner Shapes Tech Buying (and Who Pays for It)
Gartner's Magic Quadrant and Hype Cycle shape billions in tech spending. But who's really paying the analyst?