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10 episodes
since April 12, 2026
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Discover how Ada Lovelace transformed from a forgotten Victorian aristocrat to a celebrated computing pioneer. Dr Sarah Quinn explores the fascinating story of Ada's rediscovery, from her groundbreaking 1843 notes on Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine to her recognition as the world's first comput…

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Explore how Ada Lovelace, considered the world's first computer programmer, nearly vanished from history for over a century. Dr Sarah Quinn examines the Victorian attitudes, gender bias, and historical oversight that led to Ada's disappearance from scientific records after her death in 1852. Discov…
Explore the tragic story of Ada Lovelace's gambling addiction in this revealing episode of the Ada Lovelace podcast. Despite being the world's first computer programmer and a mathematical genius, Ada Lovelace struggled with a devastating gambling problem that nearly destroyed her life and legacy. H…
In this episode of Ada Lovelace, Dr Sarah Quinn explores Ada Lovelace's revolutionary vision of computer creativity that was centuries ahead of its time. Discover how Ada's famous Note G from 1843 predicted that machines could compose music and create art, not just perform calculations. Learn about…
Explore the fascinating question of whether Ada Lovelace was truly the world's first computer programmer in this deep dive into her revolutionary 1843 algorithm. Dr Sarah Quinn examines Ada's groundbreaking work on Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine, including her famous Note G containing the firs…
Explore the revolutionary Note G by Ada Lovelace, the world's first computer algorithm written in 1843. Dr Sarah Quinn examines how Lovelace's mathematical insights about Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine predicted modern computing decades before electronic computers existed. Discover how this Vi…
In this episode of Ada Lovelace, Dr Sarah Quinn explores the revolutionary vision that Ada Lovelace had for Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine in 1843. While many know Lovelace as the world's first computer programmer, her insights went far beyond simple calculation to envision machines capable of…
Join Dr. Sarah Quinn as she explores Charles Babbage's groundbreaking Difference Engine, the 19th-century mechanical computer that revolutionized mathematical calculation. This episode delves into the fascinating intersection of Victorian engineering ambition and computational innovation, examining…
Explore the remarkable mathematical heritage that shaped Ada Lovelace in this fascinating episode of the Ada Lovelace podcast. Dr Sarah Quinn examines how Ada's mother, Anne Isabella Milbanke Byron - known as the 'Princess of Parallelograms' - deliberately steered her daughter toward mathematics an…
Join Dr. Sarah Quinn as she introduces the remarkable story of Ada Lovelace, the world's first computer programmer. Born in 1815 as the daughter of poet Lord Byron, Ada defied Victorian social conventions to become a visionary mathematician and programmer. This episode explores Ada's unconventional…
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