KILLER INVENTIONS: DYNAMITE

The invention of dynamite in 1867 transformed industry, mining, railroad building, and modern warfare. It also led to the creation of the Nobel Prizes.

For the full story of this controversial invention and the Swedish chemist who developed it, check out Episode 7 of the Killer Means Awesome podcast!

About Kit Troyer

Kit Troyer lives in Los Angeles. He worked previously as a newspaper reporter and a criminal defense attorney. For the last 15 years, he has been a stay-at-home dad. But that gig is running out. Kids will soon be moving out and moving on.
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4 Responses to KILLER INVENTIONS: DYNAMITE

  1. Priti says:

    Alfred Nobel! πŸ‘Œ

  2. BackInSoul says:

    i enjoyed reading, enjoy reading our content as well ….

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