Where Office Humor Meets Quantum Uncertainty | Science Comedy Podcast
Join the #1 science comedy podcast exploring quantum physics through workplace humor. From quantum mechanics explained through office politics to multiverse theory through performance reviews, we make learning physics genuinely entertaining. Perfect for science enthusiasts and office workers - no physics degree required, just curiosity about how the universe really works!
Tune in on your preferred listening portal:
Quantum Physics Made Hilarious
Complex scientific concepts explained through relatable office scenarios. Finally understand quantum mechanics through the lens of workplace drama.
Weekly Reality-Bending Episodes
New episodes every Tuesday at 3:14 AM EST. Perfect for your interdimensional commute or lunch break in any timeline.
Award-Worthy Production
Professional audio quality meets original sci-fi narrative storytelling. Experience office humor that transcends dimensions. Learn quantum physics with humor.
"Finally, a podcast that understands my daily struggle with non-Euclidean office furniture! Been listening since episode 1 and my productivity has never been better (in this timeline, at least)."
Latest Episodes
The Best Groundhog Day?
Join us as we calculate the optimal length for a time loop using both hard physics and human psychology. Learn why some temporal recursions are better than others through the lens of a shipping department crisis, while discovering how the mathematical frameworks of Gödel, Novikov, and Hawking point toward a surprising “Goldilocks Zone” for time loops.
Bonus Episode: Galileo at 461
Join us as we celebrate the birthday of history’s most famous scientific whistleblower. From experimental evidence to ecclesiastical excellence reports, discover how Galileo transformed our understanding of the universe while navigating the ultimate corporate restructuring. Our automated response system insists on maintaining quantum neutrality on all heliocentrism-related matters, existing in a superposition of heresy and orthodoxy until observed by the Inquisition.