10 episodes
ICAN's Melissa Parke on her trip to Hiroshima, Nagasaki & Korea for the 80th anniversary of US atomic bombings of Japan. A Nuclear Hotseat exclusive.
On the 80th anniversary of the first atomic bomb blast, Downwinders share stories of what the radiation did to their families and way of life, how the government failed them, and how RECA, while a victory, may be too little too late.
79 yrs since Hiroshima/Nagasaki atomic bombing. Atomic Cover-Up film of bomb aftermath, Hibakusha Setsuko Thurlow accepts 2017 Nobel Peace Prize.
Nuclear anniversaries: First A-Bomb Test at Trinity in NM, Church Rock uranium tailings pond spill on Navajo Nation lands - both happened on July 16, 34 years apart.
Nuclear weapons kill twice - fast by blast, slow by radiation. Robert Jacobs of Hiroshima Peace Institute shows the human side of radiation’s slow nuclear war in NUCLEAR BODIES: The Global Hibakusha.
Illinois mandates teaching Asian history - including nuclear history - in public schools to combat racial hate crimes. 6th graders debate Hiroshima!
Radiation damage from Hiroshima, Nagasaki atomic bombs continues down the generations. 2nd generation Hibakusha reveals genetic legacy.
Nuclear Guinea Pigs – Marshall Islanders in the south Pacific were bombarded with 106 nuclear bombs, getting hit by the radiation equivalent of 1.6 Hiroshima atomic bombs every day for 12 years. Now, they want their story told a
Wilfred Burchett’s front page story about Hiroshima in the Daily Mirror. He was the only reporter who got the story and got it right; U.S. military crackdown on access to Hiroshima made accurate reporting on the nature of radiation an
Featured Image: Ce n’est pas une bombe atomique. Listen Here: [powerpress] The University of Chicago produced a month-long orgy of pro-nuclear self-congratulations to celebrate the first atomic pile, the chain reaction which started o