# Tommy Flowers
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Thomas Harold Flowers (22 December 1905 – 28 October 1998) was an English engineer with the British General Post Office. During World War II, Flowers designed and built Colossus, the world's first programmable electronic computer, to help decipher encrypted German messages.
== Early life ==
Flowers was born at 160 Abbott Road, Bromley-by-Bow, then the Metropolitan Borough of Poplar, on 22 December 1905, the son of a bricklayer.
#260 - Man Crush Monday: Tommy Flowers
Tommy Flowers was a very important British scientist and engineer during the first half of the 20th century. Not only did he do essential work in cracking secret German codes during World War II, he is usually credited with inventing (and building) the world’s first programmable electronic computer…
E93 - The GPO and GC&CS
July 2019
Most people now know of the work carried out by Tommy Flowers and his team that ultimately led to the design and construction of ‘Colossus’, the world’s first large-scale electronic digital computer. Flowers worked for the General Post Office at their Research Station at Dollis Hill bu…
E84 - Second Front Now
January 2019
1943 had been a year of Turning Points in World War 2, but 75 years ago few people could have known for certain the monumental events that would unfold in 1944.
In this It Happened Here episode we take stock and look at the year ahead. The Big Three, Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin m…
126: I Love You So Much; This is Infuriating
Myke is 30, Casey's paternity leave is getting closer to ending, Myke stages an intervention, and Casey wants to be convinced to buy something.
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Ep037-David Gow "Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone?"
On Episode 37 Of "Your Program Is Your Ticket" My Guest Is Enterprising Actor/Producer David Gow – Starring In Terrence McNally’s “Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone”. We Discuss The Dynamic Audience Reaction To The Show And David Provides Some Wonderful Advice To Those Fresh Out Of College And Looking T…
EastCast #72 East London Arts & Culture
This month Pearl Wise speaks to Hackney based author Abigail Tarttelin about her newly published feminist crime thriller Dead Girls, we delve into the vaults with Nia Charpentier's piece on pigeon whistles, Pearl reports from the opening of a community pub in Poplar commemorating World War II comp…
02 - How BOATS is THE IMITATION GAME (2014)? With Tim Bergsma
How Based On A True Story is The Imitation Game?Rob and his little brother Tim break the code or some other such pun on The Imitation Game! How true to life is the story of Alan Turing and his time at Bletchley Park breaking the Nazi enigma code and saving the world?Where to watch The Imitation Gam…
Episode 4: Technology and Women's Labor
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Hosts: Anna Reser, Leila McNeill, and Rebecca Ortenberg
Guest: Marie Hicks
Producer: Leila McNeill
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In this episode, Anna and Rebecca challenge us to expand our definition of technology to include women's work with technological fo…
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