ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this first episode, we introduce this series and discuss a popular "falling elevator" scene from "Elevator Pitch". We back up our discussion with elevator design information, and theorize why this could or could not happen.
Credits: Written, produced, and narrated by Joe Caperna. Excerpts from "Elevator Pitch", by Lindwood Barclay. References from "Elevators 101, 2nd edition", by Zack MacCain. Music from freepd.com. Motion calculators from omnicalculator.com and calculatorsoup.com.
Buy "Elevator Pitch" online: Elevator Pitch: A Novel: Barclay, Linwood: 9780062678287: Amazon.com: Books
Buy "Elevators 101 online: Elevators 101 - 3rd Edition - Elevator Books
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