A podcast about disasters throughout history - what caused them, how people survived, and how we've responded to keep those disasters from happening again.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 247 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture |
It's early in the morning on a Tuesday when you're awakened by the shaking of your bed, of your entire home. You think for a moment it's the end of the world. You and your family make it out of your home, even though so many others do not. For a mome... more
It's early in the morning on a Tuesday when you're awakened by the shaking of your bed, of your entire home. You think for a moment it's the end of the world. You and your family make it out of your home, even though so many others do not. For a mome... more
It's early in the morning on a Tuesday when you're awakened by the shaking of your bed, of your entire home. You think for a moment it's the end of the world. You and your family make it out of your home, even though so many others do not. For a mome... more
The deadliest fire in American history happened not in Chicago, but in a small Wisconsin town to the north of Chicago on the exact same day - October 8th, 1871. more
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I listened to two episodes and kept getting so confused because information would be repeated and I kept checking to see if I had hit rewind somehow. But no, the editing is really poorly done. Whole 5-10 minute sections are repeated. Another episode just cut off in the middle of a sentence and it was over. What more the narrator goes off on tangents and talks about her own thoughts way too much. It got more and more irritating as it went. I tried… I really did.
I am so let down. Great subject matter but horrible everything else. more
Edit, January 2024: the same issues are extant, but I'm now noticing more errors of assumption, which detract further from the topics she covers. You can present a disaster and present the human toll in an emotional, tactile way without going overboard (for instance, Pan Am 103 is tragic enough--erronously droning on and in about how not everyone was killed by the explosion and how they were aware of the plummet (which is not how concussive force OR altitude works) is just trying to be as upsett... more
Discovered this podcast by accident (no pun intended) and I really like it. Very well researched, very factual. I love the fact there is no music - too many disaster podcasts rely on emotion-hijacking through the music score. I love Jennifer’s intellectual curiosity in how she approaches topics, and the fact she covers international events, not only US ones. Yes she does sometimes ramble a bit but I think it helps create a more “natural” ambiance. Long may this little gem live ❤️.
I love listening to disaster area. Jennifer is so relatable and does amazing research into each disaster, presenting the information with great care and compassion. A great podcast for anyone who wants to understand and learn more about the disasters that happen.
Apple Podcasts | #205 | United Kingdom/History |
Apple Podcasts | #89 | New Zealand/History |
Apple Podcasts | #201 | India/History |
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