
Paula Q speaks from 2127, Q-Level Three. She opens channels across the multiverse to the people who built our understanding of reality -- physicists, mathematicians, philosophers, artists, builders -- and asks them what they built, why they built it, and whether they understood what they were building.
Each episode features Paula meeting one or two historical figures. The conversations are ground... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Paris, spring 1934. Marie Sklodowska-Curie is sixty-six. She has just come in from the courtyard where a fresh delivery of pitchblende residue is waiting, and she is already at her bench at the Radium Institute -- a laboratory on a street named after... more
Hughes Research Laboratories, Malibu, California. May 1960. Theodore Maiman is thirty-two. Two weeks ago, on the sixteenth of May, he wrapped a ruby crystal the size of a fingertip in a spiral of xenon flashlamp, cooled it with a fan, and produced th... more
Cambridge, February 2016. Stephen Hawking is seventy-four and has just heard the news that direct evidence for gravitational waves has been recorded by the LIGO collaboration -- two black holes merging one point three billion years ago, ripples in sp... more
Ithaca, New York, February 1990 and a hotel room in Stockholm, April 1972. Two men at two different tables, two decades apart. Carl Sagan is fifty-five and has just persuaded NASA to turn the Voyager 1 camera around. The photograph came in six days a... more
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A thought-provoking series centers on conversations between a time-traveling host and eminent historical figures from physics, mathematics, philosophy, and art. Episodes juxtapose scientific rigor with humanistic inquiry, exploring how ideas about reality, perception, ethics, and measurement evolved across centuries. The show tends to pair physicists and mathematicians with philosophers or cultural innovators to test ideas against primary sources and archival material, often framed within speculative multiverse or historical-context narratives. Listeners who enjoy deep-dive discussions that connect theory to everyday understanding—from quantum foundations to design and culture—will likely find the conversations engaging, rigorous, and surpr... more
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4. Stephen Hawking
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