In this edition of Radio Fireball, biomedical engineer Kim Jones explains body voodoo and tissue engineering and our street smart student Sheila Cruz takes in the ethnic wonderland that is James Street North. Next up, you'll hear a new track from the Hamilton band, Poisoned Aeros.

Then, we'll tell you all about how McMaster's engineering faculty and staff are geared up for your success when you first get here. Wayne chats with the Associate Dean of Engineering Peter Smith and first year engineering student Dan Borrelli who both talk about what you can expect when you step into the world of engineering at McMaster.

In this podcast, Wayne MacPhail interviews Assistant Professor of Engineering Physics, Andy Knights, about how Meccano and a bongo player made him fall in love with photonics, Sheila Cruz kicks back in Hess Village, you'll learn how 100 high school students made a wind turbine from a pop bottle and some magnets, engineering student Joel Hilchey fills you in on Engineers Without Borders and the Hamilton band Holding Sky serves up a cool new track.

In this podcast, Wayne MacPhail interviews Assistant Professor of Computing and Software Engineering, Jacques Carette, about how games can save the world from bad interface design, Sheila Cruz takes us on a tour of downtown Hamilton, you get to learn all about co-op at at McMaster from co-op student Akash Mayur and co-op head Anne Markey, hear a track from the Hamilton band The Fifties and meet up with fifth-year Engineering student Lauren D'Amico.

Welcome to Radio Fireball. These podcasts will give you an audio sampling of the Faculty of Engineering, McMaster University and Hamilton. They feature interviews, "soundseeing" tours, music and more.

Each podcast is just under 30 minutes long, but it's packed with audio delights. Just download each podcast and listen on your PC or your MP3 player. That's right, you don"t need an MP3 player to listen to a podcast, any PC with speakers (or headphones plugged in) will do.

We hope this innovative medium inspires you to discover the advantages of a McMaster Engineering education. Hang on to your earphones. We're goin' in!