Neutrinowatch

found this joyful cul-de-sac via answer me this, of which martin is, without meaning to take anything away from helen or olly, the absolute best bit. as for this show, it’s strange, it’s fun, it’s occasionally challenging - not in the sense of being hard to listen to, but in the sense of challenging your general perceptions of the world around us - and, as a bonus, it’s clearly a way for martin and jeff to have some fun with tech, physics, and music.

I’m came here because I’m an admirer of Jeff Emtman’s Here Be Monsters show. This is kind of sort of in the same vein, a lush hypnotic, thoughtmaking soundscape. It’s absolutely gorgeous

The main character John delivers his nervous technobabble in a Midlands accent, and shares a strong lack of job security with most scientists in the US right now. I listen to Neutrinowatch as an antidote to a world that currently makes very little sense, and would happily recommend this show to anyone else’s friends.

I find it hard to describe what exactly Neutrinowatch is. Martin and I kind of started it as a proof-of-concept, just to make sure the technology behind generative podcasting worked. It did and that's pretty neat in and of itself. But now, I do keep re-downloading the episodes daily, just to see what John, Wendy, Gus, and Ivan have been up to while I've been sleeping. Keep finding surprises. Hope you do too.