🎙️ What If Nikola Tesla Could Speak to Us Today?
- Megan Shannep
- Jun 9
- 2 min read
Resurrected Radio Episode 1 | Famous Minds. Digital Voices.
In the premiere episode of Resurrected Radio, we ask the impossible: What if Nikola Tesla could speak to us today? Through the power of AI storytelling and Tesla’s own writings, letters, and interviews, we’ve brought his voice back to life.
Nikola Tesla, the brilliant and often misunderstood inventor, shares his thoughts on the world he tried to build, the dreams he was never allowed to finish, and what he would create now if given a second chance.
Episode Highlights:
The dream behind wireless energy
His rivalry with Edison and the War of Currents
Why Wardenclyffe was more than just a tower
What he’d invent in today’s world
Whether modern technology has lost its “soul”
Episode Length: ~11 minutes👤 Guest: Nikola Tesla (AI recreation)🎙️ Host: Vox Orsan
💬 If you could ask Tesla one question, what would it be? Tell us in the comments or with your donation note!
Learn More About Nikola Tesla:
📚 Books
My Inventions: The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla
Wizard: The Life and Times of Nikola Tesla by Marc J. Seifer
Tesla: Man Out of Time by Margaret Cheney
Prodigal Genius by John J. O’Neill
The Inventions, Researches, and Writings of Nikola Tesla by Thomas C. Martin
🌐 Websites
🎭 Media & Historical Fiction
The Invention of Everything Else by Samantha Hunt
The Inventor: The Story of Tesla by Rave Mehta (graphic novel)
“Tesla Slept Here” — The New Yorker article about his final days
Support the Podcast
Resurrected Radio is a donation-based podcast powered by passion, coffee, and curiosity. If you love what we do and want to hear more voices from history:
💬 When you donate, feel free to include:
A historical figure you’d love to hear from
A question for a past guest like Tesla
We just might feature it in a future episode or bonus content!
📻 Stay Tuned
This is just the beginning. From Marie Curie to Frederick Douglass and beyond, Resurrected Radio will continue to spark new conversations with the minds who shaped our world.
🕯️ The past is never silent. It’s simply waiting… for the right frequency.
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