radioactive transmission 06 / ΓΑΥΔΟΣ Tradition identifies the island with mythical Ogygia, Calypso's isle.The nymph lived in a large cave, which you may visit, although it has lost something of its original size and beauty over the years. Calypso welcomed the handsome Achaean and kept him with her for many years. She offered him immortality to persuade him to stay with her. His great yearning to see his homeland and family again would not allow him become immortal. With great sorrow Calypso allowed him to depart. First she helped him to make a raft of wood from the sacred grove, and taught to steer and to navigate by the sun, moon and stars. This is the transcript of a damaged cassette mixtape dedicated to Marie Curie. Marie Curie, who won a Nobel prize for pioneering the theory of radioactivity would ultimately die from radiation poisoning because she got in the habit of carrying tubes of radioactive material on her.