podcast – geek pop
Summary: The concept is this: every month, Geek Pop crew members Hayley and Jim sift through your suggestions and pick a bunch of songs that are in some way linked (often tenuously) to science. Then we stick them in a podcast and talk about them. Sometimes we get a little bit off track.
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Ta da! Podcasty goodness with our festival highlights package featuring: The New Campaign for More Sound – Robot Disaster >>> The Grand Tour – The Sound of The Ladies >>> Brownian Motion Blues – Karmadillo >>> Neutron Star – Johnny & the Chemists >>> Sci-Fried – Level UP >>> CraftLass – Bake Sale for NASA […]
Yikes! There are only 35 days till Geek Pop ’10 launches! So this month, it’s a preview podcast, with special guest Chris Dunsford, who will be hosting our Bristol and London live gigs, sneaky snippets from 2010 artists, and a WHOLE SONG from Helen Arney, who you can see live at our London gig. And […]
Happy New Year geeks! So this is the first podcast of the new decade (or of The Future, according to Jim). This month, we take a chemistry lesson from Jurassic Five and make our pitch for sponsorship from tanning tablet companies. And, as promised on the pod, here’s a link to Neal’s Science and Pies […]
The December Playlist is our Christmas bonanza! Not only do we have an interview with a legend of geek music from BRITISH SEA POWER (latest album Man of Aran on iTunes here), there’s a Christmas quiz and a purpose made Christmas carol. Happy Christmas one and all! Oh, and most of this month’s songs are […]
The November Playlist has a loose time travel theme – if you ignore half of it, that is… Hayley and Jim get to grips with loneliness, flux capacitors and warp drives. And Jim still isn’t done with his aluminum/aluminIUM rant… Just don’t encourage him. You can find the tracks from this Playlist on Spotify (sorry, […]
This month, our Playlist prompts discussion of a random collection of weird and wonderful things, including spaghettification, strangeness, supernovas… and pagophagia. (Yet again, Hayley is unable to read her own writing and calls it “papophagia”). You can also find this Playlist on Spotify (sorry, no Black Hole on Spotify, apparently). Electron Blue – R.E.M. Quark, […]
@revoltingross asked us if we had a promo for the Playlist podcast. We didn’t… but we do now! And here it is. Feel free to use it on your show/blog/website. If you do upload it anywhere else, please thank Intercontinental Music Lab for the awesome Playlist theme, taken from Probe II’s Golden Message on the […]
This month it’s all drugs and rock and roll (and space), as we discuss cocaine and Betelgeuse. Listen to the Playlist picks, then follow the links from the blog to find your favourite sci-pop tunes. You can also find this Playlist on Spotify. Rest My Chemistry – Interpol Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine […]
Listen to this month’s playlist picks, then follow the links from the blog to find your favourite sci-pop tunes: Our Velocity – Maximo Park In the Year 2525 – Zager and Evans [check out their awesome sixties fashions] Oh, Larsen B – British Sea Power Ecology – Anni Rossi Blister in the Sun – Violent […]
Once you’ve listened to us rambling about this month’s playlist picks, follow the links from the blog to find music tracks from the podcast. You can also listen to the tracks from this playlist on Spotify (but there’s no ‘Laika’ on Spotify, sadly). Race for the Prize – Flaming Lips She Blinded Me with Science […]
Having launched our virtual festival this year, we geeks thought we would head off to a real world festival and find out what was going down. So on Saturday we set off (before dawn) for the Cambridge Science Festival in… er… Cambridge. Check out the podcast, which includes an interview with numbers whizz Carol […]
Well, here it is. It’s what you’ve all been waiting for… all your favourite sci-pop bands in one virtual field, ahem. And these are our highlights. Your host for the festival podcast is Vicky, who is joined at Geek Pop by roving reporters Hayley and Jim, bringing you all the fun from around the festival. […]
