Station 151

Having barely survived his journey to Antarctica, Astrophysicist Wayne Robertson is awakened by a strange and unexpected voice in his ear. Wayne struggles through his first day at Station 151, learning that the job he signed up for is very different, and far more dangerous, than he expected. Content warning: profanity Headphones highly recommended Support the show If you're enjoying the Station 151 science-fiction podcast series, we invite you to connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram,

Astrophysicist Wayne Robertson arrives in Antarctica for a one-year solo contract with The Telders Corporation at a research station called Station 151. Pilot Richard Johns warns of Michael Telders' shady practices and the dangers of wintering over alone in Antarctica. Wayne is confident the career opportunity outweighs the risks, but his worldview is quickly upended. Content warning: Profanity, loud screaming Headphones highly recommended Support the show If you're enjoying the Station 151

Located on Alexander Island, Antarctica, Station 151 is the southernmost continent’s first and only astronomical radio observatory. Built by the Telders Corporation at an estimated cost of $200M USD, Station 151 is comprised of 50 radio antennas arrayed in a spiral configuration. Astrophysicist Wayne Robertson was hired by The Telders Corporation as the sole operator of Station 151, Antarctica for a 12-month pilot to test the station’s cutting-edge radio interferometer. Leaving behind his fiancé in