A podcast about the dangers we face from nuclear weapons, and the stories of those who are fighting to protect us.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryGovernmentSociety & Culture |
Against the backdrop of heightened Cold War anxieties, the 1980s bore witness to a remarkable phenomenon: the Nuclear Freeze protest movement. From bustling city streets to rural communities, voices united in defiance against the specter of nuclear p... more
From 1946 through 1958, the US detonated 67 nuclear weapons in the Marshall Islands, with an explosive force equal to 1.6 Hiroshima bombs every day for 10 years. The Marshallese are still dealing with the consequences to this day. more
During the era of atmospheric nuclear testing, hundreds of thousands of American servicemen were made to participate in nuclear tests to prepare for fighting an atomic war. Thousands more were exposed to deadly radiation while cleaning up after nucle... more
In this episode, we look at the long-term impact of nuclear testing on the American citizens it was supposed to protect, and the efforts of victims to fight for recognition and compensation.
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A revelation of modern governmental madness
While I understand that the podcast is strongly against nuclear weapons, there is no voice for the opposite argument (only one sentence per episode, and is read by the narrator as to having someone with that position present their argument).
Also recommend a book by Daniel Ellsberg The Doomsday machine
This is the best podcast I’ve ever heard confirming undeniably how moronic Homo sapiens and the human race are…absolutely amazing content! Thank you!
The information presented in this podcast is expertly laid out. There are more than a few existential risks that threaten humanity today, it’s unbelievable that we can overlook such pressing issues. The minuscule amount of coverage on these issues is appalling. Awareness is the first step toward getting the world through this age of nuclear aggression and getting to a point at which we will be able to look back at this era and wonder what we were thinking. more
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