In Tomball, TX, a radio episode is available from Houston Public Media. The episode is titled The Engines of Our Ingenuity 1613. It features Michael Faraday and his work with magnetism.
The episode is also described as an opportunity to observe genius at work, with Faraday helping to define the concept of genius. Further details about the episode can be found through Houston Public Media, including more information about Michael Faraday and the topic of magnetism.
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Episode: 1613 In which Michael Faraday helps us to parse the word, Genius. Today, we watch genius at work.
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