S1E12: Einstein the Man by Bill Landry

Einstein the Man is a one-act, one-man play written, produced, and performed by Bill Landry. The play undoes the myth of Einstein's untouchable genius and presents him as a folksy person you might listen to at a fireside chat. It's a play that speaks to an America that seems to have forgotten the mantle of discovery, innovation, and space exploration until recently with the Artemis missions. Second Stage is a Free Zone Radio production. You can find it and our other podcast, With Honors, on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.Also, throw some love at our brotherly podcast with Coach Haston, A Deadman’s Books. He’s also on Spotify and Apple PodcastsThis episode’s music features “Caught in the Middle” by Amarent and “Flea Bop” by Mr. Smith, available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial license, as well as an instrumental outro of Thomas Dolby’s “She Blinded Me with Science.” It also features selections from Bill Landry’s Einstein the Man (via Discovery Virginia at https://discoveryvirginia.org/einstein-man), and a short clip from Superman (dir. Richard Donner). These materials are used in limited portions for purposes of commentary, criticism, and educational analysis under fair use. All rights remain with their respective owners. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit secondstagepodcast.substack.com