- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 507
- What is Andy Bechtolsheim building now?, produced by Bloomberg
- The myths of innovation, Scott Berkun
- The essential engineer, why science alone will not solve our global problems, Henry Petroski
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 512
- Buckwald, gesture control is future of computing, produced by Bloomberg
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 539
- Thompson, Apple needs new 'wow factor' product, produced by Bloomberg
- The idea factory, Bell Labs and the great age of American innovation, Jon Gertner
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 316
- Pursuing power and light, technology and physics from James Watt to Albert Einstein, Bruce J. Hunt
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 508
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 302
- Encyclopedia of American Indian contributions to the world, 15,000 years of inventions and innovations, Emory Dean Keoke and Kay Marie Porterfield
- Google's Brin, we want to make science fiction real, produced by Bloomberg
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 547
- Innovation districts, a toolkit for urban leaders, Arnault Morisson
- Ensuring and redefining Xerox's future, produced by Bloomberg
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 526
- The eureka myth, creators, innovators, and everyday intellectual property, Jessica Silbey
- Unstoppable, harnessing science to change the world, by Bill Nye ; edited by Corey S. Powell
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 439
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 515
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 532
- The myths of creativity, the truth about how innovative companies and people generate great ideas, David Burkus
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 440
- The innovators, the discoveries, inventions, and breakthroughs of our time, John Diebold
- Tech industry is misdefining innovation, McNamee, produced by Bloomberg
- Star Trek used iPad-like tablets, Levar Burton, produced by Bloomberg
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 543
- Timewatch, Bletchley Park's lost heroes, directed by Julian Carey
- The innovator's cookbook, essentials for inventing what is next, edited by Steven Johnson
- Technology today, produced by Jason Gibson, Episode 303
- Know this, today's most interesting and important scientific ideas, discoveries, and developments, edited by John Brockman
- A rough ride to the future, James Lovelock
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 443
- Google glass for EMTs, SWAT teams and home repair?, produced by Bloomberg
- Eureka, how invention happens, Gavin Weightman
- What will the future be like?, WGBH/Boston for Nova ; written by Terri Randall & Steven Reich ; produced and directed by Terri Randall
- A bestiary of the Anthropocene, on hybrid minerals, animals, plants, fungi ..., Nicolas Nova & Disnovation.org
- Innovation capital, how to compete--and win--like the world's most innovative leaders, Jeffrey Dyer, Nathan Furr, Curtis Lefrandt
- The management of innovation and technology, the shaping of technology and institutions of the market economy, John Howells
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 437
- Eurekaaagh!, by Robin Bootle
- Changing things, the future of objects in a digital world, Johan Redström and Heather Wiltse
- The synthetic age, outdesigning evolution, resurrecting species, and reengineering our world, Christopher J. Preston
- Villainous compounds, chemical weapons & the American Civil War, Guy R. Hasegawa ; foreword by Bill J. Gurley
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 530
- Industrialized nature, brute force technology and the transformation of the natural world, Paul R. Josephson
- Technology today, produced by Evan Clark, Episode 538