Where Einstein Meets The Office | 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!

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"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)."

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Latest Episodes

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The Twin Paradox

Journey through the spacetime fabric of corporate relativistic policies as we explore Einstein’s famous Twin Paradox! In this episode, we present “The Expendable Employee” - a tale of what happens when your cloned colleagues age decades while you’re on a simple business trip to Proxima Centauri.

Einstein's Day: Relatively Special Birthday

Journey through the remarkable life of Albert Einstein in this special Pi Day bonus episode! Born March 14, 1879 (3.14 - a mathematical coincidence the universe clearly orchestrated), Einstein transformed from a patent clerk deemed “unemployable in academia” to history’s most recognizable scientist, all without spilling a drop of quantum coffee.