Steve Wozniack, co-founder of Apple, explains how his participation in the Homebrew Computer Club inspired the software and hardware he later created. Continue reading
Dick Skancke, a security guard for the Manhattan Project, tells what it was like to be onsite at the Manhattan Project, and how the civilians didn't really like the guards. Continue reading
Satya Nadella shares about who he is, why he wanted to be CEO, and what he wants to do with Microsoft. Continue reading
James Watson and Francis Crick discuss how they discovered the double-helix structure of DNA, and how they worked off each other to their mutual advantage. Continue reading
“We have been averaging about 100 deaths per day, and still keeping it up. There is no doubt in my mind that there is a new mixed infection here, but what I don’t know.” This letter from a physician stationed at Camp Devens, Massachusetts, to a fellow physician friend, describes … Continue reading
"The big majority of showmen are in the habit of treating their novelties as human beings, and in a large number of cases as one of their own, and not like beasts…" Continue reading
David Bradley, one of Bill Gates first employees, explains why he created the CTRL-ALT-DEL keyboard shortcut while programming and how it became a public tool rather than a developer's secret. Continue reading
Christine Anderson, CEO of Spaceport America, shares future plans of this commercial spaceport with Roland Keller, estimating that 200,000 people will visit annually. Continue reading
Alan Shepard, the first American to go to outer-space, talks about the space race with Gagarin with Shepard during the Cold War. Continue reading
Al Alcorn, Steve Jobs' boss at Atari Inc. discusses what it was like working with a young Steve Jobs. Continue reading
