I bought A Beginners Guide to Breaking and Entering by Andrew Hunter Murray on Apple Books UK after hearing the opening chapter on the audiobook on a Patreon Club Fish episode of the No Such Thing as a Fish podcast recently.
#MagnusArchives. Quite the podcast find. Great to squeeze in a couple of Eps for a spooky drive home after work. Addictive!
And is helping to spread out the final 64 Eps of #NoSuchThingAsAFish which has been keeping me company all through the Pandemic years!
@ColinTheMathmo In 1950, the ballet/pantomime "Isotopia" was performed. It was a creation by Muriel Howarth, apparently a radioactivity enthusiast. It featured people portraying protons, neutrons, electrons and a Geiger counter. Apparently, this is what Time magazine wrote about it:
“13 bosomy A.E. Associates in flowing evening gowns gyrated gracefully about a stage in earnest imitation of atomic forces at work. An ample electron in black lace wound her way around two matrons labeled ‘proton’ and ‘neutron’ while an elderly ginger-haired Geiger counter clicked out their radioactive effect on a pretty girl named Agriculture. At a climactic moment, a Mrs. Monica Davial raced across the stage in spirited representation of a rat eating radioactive cheese.”
Interesting. The No Such Thing as a Fish podcast is now available on BBC Sounds.
I’d love to hear the backstory for this change. Id guess its part of a wider deal for the Qi TV show and other radio shows from the Qi production company.
So @AntennaPod has this amazing feature! What have you all been listening too? I'll admit I relisten to episodes of #NoSuchThingAsAFish hence the 1100hrs ^_^