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WE WON!
Hey friends. I want to say thank you for voting for The Man Who Calculated Death in the Signal Listener's Choice award because not only did the podcast win that one, it also won the Signal Gold for Best Indie! And if that wasn't good enough, we also brought home a win in the Best History/Biography series at the W3 awards. Now, granted, this is not a Pulitzer, but these awards do recognize the best of the best in the podcast medium and I am proud to be among winners like Trav
srico08
Nov 51 min read
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Podcast nomination!
The Man Who Calculated Death has been selected as a finalist in the Signal Awards, which celebrate the best of the best in the...
srico08
Sep 241 min read
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Reliability Theory Explained, Part 3
That jet you took last week??? You may think Lusser’s Law only applies to space shuttles and submarines, but here’s the truth: it applies...
srico08
Jul 51 min read
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Reliability Theory Explained, Part 2
Down to the Titanic.... In June 2023, a submersible named Oceangate Titan dove toward the wreck of the Titanic—and imploded under 6,000...
srico08
Jul 41 min read
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Reliability Theory Explained...Part 1
Robert Lusser, c. 1956 People think my podcast is called The Man Who Calculated Death because—well—my grandfather was a Nazi engineer who...
srico08
Jul 31 min read
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The Dinner Party
Where is Robert Lusser? This is a hard photograph for me to look at. My grandfather sits at the head of the table, looking... smug?...
srico08
Jun 102 min read
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PODCAST BONUS EPISODES OUT!
Jon Cryer, Lisa Joyner, and Suzanne Rico with Gracie Award Happy Friday. I just finished Bonus Episode 4, called The Soul of the Story,...
srico08
May 301 min read
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tmwcd Mother's day
What I wouldn't give for one more hug... I meant to write this on Mother's Day. But it doesn't really matter because I think about my mom...
srico08
May 212 min read
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What About The Lusser Children??
What happened to the Lusser children later in life?
srico08
May 82 min read
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My Grandmother Hilde
Hilde Lusser, c 1930, 9 years before the start of World War II. I never met her, but I feel I know her. She died at 41 years old, her...
srico08
Apr 301 min read
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