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Mechanical Engineering Made Simple

Mechanical Engineering Made Simple

By: Mason Wilson
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Mechanical Engineering Made Simple" is a podcast built like an engineer would build it — structured, practical, and efficient. Each episode tackles a core subject of the discipline: fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, stress and strain, dynamics, materials, and machine design.

We strip concepts down to first principles, then rebuild them with clear examples and real-world applications. Equations aren’t just symbols here — they’re tools you’ll learn to wield. Pressure, torque, and flow stop being abstract terms and become forces you can picture and apply.

This isn’t entertainment disguised as learning, and it isn’t a dry lecture. It’s engineering explained the way engineers prefer: direct, logical, no wasted motion. Whether you’re a student, a working professional, or a gearhead hungry for fundamentals, this show delivers mechanical engineering in plain language without dumbing it down.

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  • Episode #1 - Introduction to Fluid Mechanics (Part 1 of 5)

    Episode #1 - Introduction to Fluid Mechanics (Part 1 of 5)
    Sep 24 2025

    Welcome to Part 1 of our 5-part series on Fluid Mechanics, the cornerstone of mechanical engineering. In this episode, we introduce the history, basic principles, and everyday importance of fluid mechanics — from how fluids move to the forces they exert under pressure. Join us as we make the complex simple, setting the stage for the deeper lessons ahead. Whether you’re a student, an engineer, or just curious about how the world flows, this series will build your knowledge step by step.
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