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In 2013, journalist Suzanne Rico gets the call. Her mother, Gabriele, is dying. As time ticks down, Gabriele reveals an unfinished memoir about her World War II childhood–and makes a daunting last request: “Finish what I started.” When Suzanne and her sister, Stephanie, dive into their mother’s turbulent past, they come face to face with the truth of t... more
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Suzanne sits down with friend and Executive Producer, Lisa Joyner, to discuss the beating heart of the Man Who Calculated Death: the women integral to the story.
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Suzanne sits down with Executive Producer Jon Cryer to discuss the origin of the podcast, how the experience of producing the series has changed their view of World War II, and what's to come in Season 2.
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Suzanne investigates the three-month stretch in 1944 when Germany launched the most V1 flying bombs at England. How did the British defend themselves, and what was it like for people on the ground?
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Suzanne and Stephanie view footage and documents from a 1944 press conference in London hosted by the English War Minister, explaining the design and engineering needed for V1 bombs to fly; including Robert Lusser's simple invention of a Rube Goldber... more
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I just listened to this entire podcast again for the second time. It’s so well done and I love that all three sisters are part of it. Suzi builds suspense as she finds out so many details of her grandfather and grandmother’s lives. I can’t wait for season 2!!
Riveting. She examines her difficult family history during WWII and intertwines it with the family histories of those who were on the other side of the conflict. If you have any compassion for humanity, you will be moved beyond belief.
More than JUST a story! This is absolutely captivating. Suzanne and her sisters and Tantas did a fascinating dive into one “little boy’s mind” who just happened to be her grandfather. Although a prodigy- her grandfather was a regular man who fell in love with WHO he loved regardless of who liked it or not. The PASSION put into this memoir at the request of an Angel on earth (Gabby) Suzanne’s mother (another Angel on earth). Imagine one day finding out the legacy just a century ago- and THOSE are... more
I had to binge the entire series as I was so enthralled throughout. Thank you so much for sharing your families story.
Heard about this on podcast “80s TVLadies”. Fascinating story! Can’t stop listening.
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Structured around a deeply personal exploration of family history, themes of trauma, and the impact of war, the content spans emotional narratives about World War II and its lasting effects. Each episode features intimate storytelling that often intertwines historical facts with personal reflection, as the host and her sister navigate the chilling truths of their ancestry linked to a prominent Nazi scientist. The podcast uniquely emphasizes the role of women in historical narratives, often overlooked, while prompting listeners to confront the complex themes of identity and generational trauma. This blend of personal storytelling and historical inquiry invites listeners who have an interest in family history, World War II, and personal narra... more
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