October 8, 1951
John Lehman, a glassblower at Johns Hopkins University, demonstrates and explains how to turn glass as it heats, pull points, blow bulbs, insert sidearms into bulbs, and make a glass coil. His creation of glass scientific apparatus is made to specification and exactness for university research labs.

January 7, 1952
Viewers are shown the master control room, the studio control room, and audio and video equipment of the WAAM studio. Studio employees are introduced and their studio jobs described. Finally the entire staff runs through the activity involved in an actual program production.

February 18, 1952
Dr. Abel Wolman describes the purpose of a university as a place to search for truth without interference. When research is in its initial stages, the information generated does not appear to have any useful application. By using case studies, the show demonstrates that basic research can have profound implications.