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VIDEOS

 As seen on National Geographic TV!
Poppa Neutrino's own video about the historic
North Atlantic Crossing by Scrap Raft
Now available in DVD format only
(Our VHS format is now out of print)
Please note: available in NTSC format only

Neutrino Sutra

People said it couldn't be done - - - but they did it! A vessel that looks like a floating junkyard made it safely across the North Atlantic! National Geographic TV called it "Fantastic Voyage." The New York Daily News called it the "Sail of the Century by Raft"!

Now you can see the behind-the-scenes story of the historic North Atlantic crossing of this sailing raft made from scrap from the streets of New York City - the Son of Town Hall.

This 52 minute video, produced and directed by Poppa Neutrino, shows a more intimate and detailed version from that shown on National Geographic TV. See for yourself the storms, icebergs, mental and emotional challenges, and the triumphs of the 4 Floating Neutrinos and their 3 dogs during their 100 days at sea!

Featuring music from The Flying Neutrinos CD "I'd Rather Be in New Orleans." Added bonus: early footage of the Flying Neutrinos Family Band in Mexico, Russia and other parts of the world!


Random Lunacy

Want to know more about the history & philosophy of
Poppa & the Flying & Floating Neutrinos?

Random Lunacy now available in DVD: click here to order   

"A must-see film distinguished by its lessons
about how to enjoy what is possible
and survive what is probable in this wonderful life."
Jeffrey M. Freedman - Writer, Co-Producer "Vivaldi" (2008)

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