The Zookeeper, the Bartender, and the Seafarer [Waves]

About this episode

This episode explores a story influenced by the gravitational effects of the moon on the sea.

Waves move through this story, somewhat governed by the gravitational action of the moon. That means at certain times of the month, some parts are going to be submerged, unfortunately. That’s just what happens when you write a piece involving the sea. I can’t stand around shouting at it like a podcaster version of Canute. It won’t make any difference.  --- Created by  Martin Austwick with help from  Jeff Emtman . With thanks to Lily Sloane and Ross Sutherland. Find us at  neutrino.watch  and  @neutrinowatch  on twitter. Episode Transcript: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/e0tcfwd38gb12lw/The%20Zookeeper%2C%20the%20Bartender%2C%20and%20the%20Seafarer%20%5BWaves%5D_transcript.txt?dl=0

People in this episode

Hosts: Jeff Emtman, Martin Austwick

Topics covered

• sea
• gravitational action
• moon
• storytelling
• waves

Keywords

• waves
• moon
• sea
• story
• gravitational action

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: The Zookeeper, the Bartender, and the Seafarer

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