Category: Blog

Lumpy Synthesis and Combinatorial Emotions

By Martin Zaltz Austwick Companion Episode: You can really get to know someone by leafing through their diary In Neutrinowatch, Jeff and I often comment to each other about the Herculean effort of making simple-seeming ideas work. Coming from the traditional podcast world, we’re used to clicking a button in our audio software to make…
Chopin thought about doing a line of perogies [Blog]

By Martin Zaltz Austwick and Lily Sloane Companion episode: Gluteal Strategies This post is a conversation between Martin Zaltz Austwick and the first guest contributor to Neutrinowatch, Lily Sloane. Martin Zaltz Austwick: Gus Hommes is a character created by Jeff for Gus Hommes Has Creative Differences. I immediately got a sense of someone I wanted…
Seriously Consider Gymnastics [Blog]

By Martin Zaltz Austwick and Jeff Emtman Companion episode: Gluteal Strategies Our idea with Gluteal Strategies was to make an episode quickly. “Quick” is a relative term, of course, seeing as our first five episodes took nearly a year to develop. But in this case, we gave ourselves a weekend to get the core of…
Graffiti on the Walls of the Internet [Blog]

By Jeff Emtman Companion to episode: The Daily Blast Part 1: Bottoming out on the News. I’m sideways, doomscrolling on Google News at 4 AM local time. Jetlagged out of my mind and too tired to sleep. This app reminds me that, as long as time’s existed, people have been pissed at each other. It’s…
The Garden of Branching Lyrical Paths [Blog]

By Martin Zaltz Austwick Companion episode: The World Outside My Window I have a doctorate, a significant chunk of which involves Quantum Computing – I’m not showing off, it’s not a very impressive thesis, but it’s relevant – but there’s one thing (well, many things) I never understood. You may have heard how Quantum Computing…
The Ego’d Isolation of John Welles [Blog]

By Martin Zaltz Austwick Companion episode: The Most Popular Podcast In The Universe, Tomorrow Content note: train death There’s a moment in 2003’s Silent Hill 3—spoilers for an 18 year old Playstation 2 Game—when you’re visiting a creepy abandoned subway station, and you find a newspaper article about the death of a man some four…
The Start of Generative Podcasting? [Blog]

By Jeff Emtman Companion to episode: This Is Neutrinowatch Here on the Neutrinowatch site, Martin and I will dedicate a bit of space below-the-fold to breaking Neutrinowatch’s loose fiction. We want to share some of the joys and struggles of chugging to life this silly podcast machine that we that we’ve been building for the…