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Plutopia News NetworkMichael Marshall: Compassionate SkepticismOn this episode of Plutopia, we welcome Michael Marshall — project director at the Good Thinking Society, editor of The Skeptic, President of the Merseyside Skeptics Society, and host of the Be Reasonable podcast — to unpack “compassionate skepticism”: why emotions drive belief, how pseudoscience and conspiracies spread (from flat earth to QAnon to the Rogan pipeline), and practical ways to change minds without shaming. He shares fieldwork — from exposing psychic scams to organizing homeopathy protests — and lessons on building resilient, rational communities in a post-truth world.
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Plutopia News NetworkMichael Marshall: Compassionate SkepticismOn this episode of Plutopia, we welcome Michael Marshall — project director at the Good Thinking Society, editor of The Skeptic, President of the Merseyside Skeptics Society, and host of the Be Reasonable podcast — to unpack “compassionate skepticism”: why emotions drive belief, how pseudoscience and conspiracies spread (from flat earth to QAnon to the Rogan pipeline), and practical ways to change minds without shaming. He shares fieldwork — from exposing psychic scams to organizing homeopathy protests — and lessons on building resilient, rational communities in a post-truth world.
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If you want to start to be an effective co...2025-08-111h 04Plutopia News NetworkJohn Seabrook: The Spinach KingIn this episode of the Plutopia podcast, acclaimed journalist and New Yorker staff writer John Seabrook joins hosts Scoop Sweeney, Wendy Grossman, and Jon Lebkowsky to discuss his deeply personal and provocative new book, The Spinach King: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty. Drawing from a trove of family documents inherited after his father’s death, Seabrook uncovers the complex, and often dark, legacy of Seabrook Farms — his family’s frozen food empire that once dominated agriculture in southern New Jersey. The conversation explores themes of power, exploitation, family dysfunction, capitalism, and historical memory, as Seabrook reflects on unc...2025-08-041h 03Plutopia News NetworkJohn Seabrook: The Spinach KingIn this episode of the Plutopia podcast, acclaimed journalist and New Yorker staff writer John Seabrook joins hosts Scoop Sweeney, Wendy Grossman, and Jon Lebkowsky to discuss his deeply personal and provocative new book, The Spinach King: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty. Drawing from a trove of family documents inherited after his father’s death, Seabrook uncovers the complex, and often dark, legacy of Seabrook Farms — his family’s frozen food empire that once dominated agriculture in southern New Jersey. The conversation explores themes of power, exploitation, family dysfunction, capitalism, and historical memory, as Seabrook reflects on unc...2025-08-041h 03Plutopia News NetworkChris Tomlinson: Texas FloodOn this episode of the Plutopia podcast, veteran journalist and author Chris Tomlinson joins us to unpack his reporting on the July 4th floods in Central Texas — why they were predictable and preventable — and to warn that American democracy is being endangered by aggressive redistricting and other election-rigging tactics. Now a columnist on money, politics, and life in Texas for the Houston Chronicle and Hearst newspapers, Tomlinson — author of Tomlinson Hill and co-author of Forget the Alamo — also talks about accountability journalism, Texas’s evolving disaster-response model versus FEMA, H-E-B’s disaster brand, the precarious economics of local news, and the thre...2025-07-281h 01Plutopia News NetworkChris Tomlinson: Texas FloodOn this episode of the Plutopia podcast, veteran journalist and author Chris Tomlinson joins us to unpack his reporting on the July 4th floods in Central Texas — why they were predictable and preventable — and to warn that American democracy is being endangered by aggressive redistricting and other election-rigging tactics. Now a columnist on money, politics, and life in Texas for the Houston Chronicle and Hearst newspapers, Tomlinson — author of Tomlinson Hill and co-author of Forget the Alamo — also talks about accountability journalism, Texas’s evolving disaster-response model versus FEMA, H-E-B’s disaster brand, the precarious economics of local news, and the thre...2025-07-281h 01Plutopia News NetworkPat Cadigan: Ultraseven and BeyondIn this episode of the Plutopia News Network podcast, cyberpunk author Pat Cadigan joins the hosts to discuss her new novelization of the classic Japanese sci-fi series Ultraseven. Cadigan shares how she came to work on the project, her early exposure to Ultraman, and her appreciation for the show’s themes of teamwork and heroism. The discussion branches into reflections on science fiction’s role in shaping cultural perspectives, changes in media consumption, the challenges of AI and copyright, and the increasing dangers of misinformation and deepfakes. The conversation also reflects on nostalgia, historical awareness, and the enduring value of b...2025-07-221h 03Plutopia News NetworkPat Cadigan: Ultraseven and BeyondIn this episode of the Plutopia News Network podcast, cyberpunk author Pat Cadigan joins the hosts to discuss her new novelization of the classic Japanese sci-fi series Ultraseven. Cadigan shares how she came to work on the project, her early exposure to Ultraman, and her appreciation for the show’s themes of teamwork and heroism. The discussion branches into reflections on science fiction’s role in shaping cultural perspectives, changes in media consumption, the challenges of AI and copyright, and the increasing dangers of misinformation and deepfakes. The conversation also reflects on nostalgia, historical awareness, and the enduring value of b...2025-07-221h 03Plutopia News NetworkCharles Herrman: Honor and DignityIn this episode of the Plutopia News Network podcast, philosopher Charles Herrman discusses his lifelong study of honor and dignity as cultural forces, framing them as a dichotomy shaping societies and conflicts worldwide. He explains that honor and dignity function as intertwined yet distinct values—honor is the face of dignity, and dignity has honor’s back—and explores how cultures typically emphasize one over the other. Herrman illustrates how honor-based societies, driven by respect, trust, and earned worth, contrast with dignity-based societies that uphold acceptance, faith, and inherent rights. Applying this lens, he examines political, religious, and international tensio...2025-07-141h 01Plutopia News NetworkCharles Herrman: Honor and DignityIn this episode of the Plutopia News Network podcast, philosopher Charles Herrman discusses his lifelong study of honor and dignity as cultural forces, framing them as a dichotomy shaping societies and conflicts worldwide. He explains that honor and dignity function as intertwined yet distinct values—honor is the face of dignity, and dignity has honor’s back—and explores how cultures typically emphasize one over the other. Herrman illustrates how honor-based societies, driven by respect, trust, and earned worth, contrast with dignity-based societies that uphold acceptance, faith, and inherent rights. Applying this lens, he examines political, religious, and international tensio...2025-07-141h 01Plutopia News NetworkBrendan McNally: Traitor’s OdysseyJournalist and author Brendan McNally joins the Plutopia podcast this time as we discuss his latest book, Traitor’s Odyssey: The Untold Story of Martha Dodd and a Strange Saga of Soviet Espionage, which tells the story of Martha Dodd, the daughter of an American ambassador in 1930s Berlin who became a Soviet spy. McNally spent years researching declassified CIA files and interviewing people with knowledge of Martha and her amazing story. McNally reveals how Dodd’s promiscuous entanglements with Nazi elites and later a Soviet diplomat drew her into espionage, leading to years of FBI surveillance, a failed spy...2025-07-071h 05Plutopia News NetworkBrendan McNally: Traitor’s OdysseyJournalist and author Brendan McNally joins the Plutopia podcast this time as we discuss his latest book, Traitor’s Odyssey: The Untold Story of Martha Dodd and a Strange Saga of Soviet Espionage, which tells the story of Martha Dodd, the daughter of an American ambassador in 1930s Berlin who became a Soviet spy. McNally spent years researching declassified CIA files and interviewing people with knowledge of Martha and her amazing story. McNally reveals how Dodd’s promiscuous entanglements with Nazi elites and later a Soviet diplomat drew her into espionage, leading to years of FBI surveillance, a failed spy...2025-07-071h 05Plutopia News NetworkJames Wright: Medieval Myth-Busting and the Archaeology of BuildingsOn this Plutopia News Network episode, buildings archaeologist Dr. James Wright — founder of Triskele Heritage, author of the “Medieval Myth-Busting” blog, and writer of Historic Building Myth Busting: Uncovering Folklore, History, and Archaeology — joins hosts Jon Lebkowsky, Scoop Sweeney, and Wendy Grossman to unpack 25 years probing cellars, attics, castles, pubs, and church walls. Wright explains how he marries fieldwork, archival sleuthing, and dendrochronology to challenge cherished legends: ship timbers recycled from Spanish-Armada wrecks, mile-long secret tunnels, pubs claiming eleventh-century origins, spiraling castle stairs built to favor right-handed defenders, and the bawdy carvings adorning medieval churches. While his evidence-first approach can ange...2025-06-301h 02Plutopia News NetworkJames Wright: Medieval Myth-Busting and the Archaeology of BuildingsOn this Plutopia News Network episode, buildings archaeologist Dr. James Wright — founder of Triskele Heritage, author of the “Medieval Myth-Busting” blog, and writer of Historic Building Myth Busting: Uncovering Folklore, History, and Archaeology — joins hosts Jon Lebkowsky, Scoop Sweeney, and Wendy Grossman to unpack 25 years probing cellars, attics, castles, pubs, and church walls. Wright explains how he marries fieldwork, archival sleuthing, and dendrochronology to challenge cherished legends: ship timbers recycled from Spanish-Armada wrecks, mile-long secret tunnels, pubs claiming eleventh-century origins, spiraling castle stairs built to favor right-handed defenders, and the bawdy carvings adorning medieval churches. While his evidence-first approach can ange...2025-06-301h 02Plutopia News NetworkTalking Heads from Plutopia!In this “Talking Heads” edition of the podcast, Plutopia News Network cohosts Jon, Scoop, and Wendy roam freely across a grab-bag of current issues and curiosities: airport security hassles, billionaire excesses, the politics of air-conditioning, ICE detentions, LA’s media myths, Juneteenth and U.S. travel fears, hometown highways, regime-change misadventures, MAGA culture wars, abortion and right-to-die debates, food safety, cannibalism lore, hot-pepper cuisine, and even Joe Rogan. It’s an unscripted, globe-spanning conversation that blends personal anecdotes, cultural commentary, and wry humor into an hour of eclectic Plutopian chatter.
2025-06-241h 05Plutopia News NetworkTalking Heads from Plutopia!In this “Talking Heads” edition of the podcast, Plutopia News Network cohosts Jon, Scoop, and Wendy roam freely across a grab-bag of current issues and curiosities: airport security hassles, billionaire excesses, the politics of air-conditioning, ICE detentions, LA’s media myths, Juneteenth and U.S. travel fears, hometown highways, regime-change misadventures, MAGA culture wars, abortion and right-to-die debates, food safety, cannibalism lore, hot-pepper cuisine, and even Joe Rogan. It’s an unscripted, globe-spanning conversation that blends personal anecdotes, cultural commentary, and wry humor into an hour of eclectic Plutopian chatter.
2025-06-241h 05Plutopia News NetworkChris French: A Skeptic’s SkepticYou might say Professor Chris French is a skeptic’s skeptic. He has published over 150 articles covering the psychology of paranormal beliefs and anomalous experiences. He emphasizes the importance of understanding why people believe in the paranormal, emphasizing psychological explanations for experiences often attributed to ghosts, aliens, psychic powers, or past lives. Professor French joins the Plutopia podcast this time as we discuss his latest book, The Science of Weird Shit, Why Our Minds Conjure the Paranormal. Drawing from personal experience and decades of research, he outlines how cognitive biases, memory flaws, sleep paralysis, and suggestibility contribute to paranormal be...2025-06-161h 04Plutopia News NetworkChris French: A Skeptic’s SkepticYou might say Professor Chris French is a skeptic’s skeptic. He has published over 150 articles covering the psychology of paranormal beliefs and anomalous experiences. He emphasizes the importance of understanding why people believe in the paranormal, emphasizing psychological explanations for experiences often attributed to ghosts, aliens, psychic powers, or past lives. Professor French joins the Plutopia podcast this time as we discuss his latest book, The Science of Weird Shit, Why Our Minds Conjure the Paranormal. Drawing from personal experience and decades of research, he outlines how cognitive biases, memory flaws, sleep paralysis, and suggestibility contribute to paranormal be...2025-06-161h 04Plutopia News NetworkPatrick Ball: Data and Human RightsDr. Patrick Ball, a statistician and founder of the Human Rights Data Analysis Group (HRDAG), joins the Plutopia podcast to discuss how rigorous data analysis can expose and challenge human rights abuses — even when official data is missing or manipulated. Beginning with his work in El Salvador during its civil war, Ball explains how statistical methods, including multiple systems estimation, have been used to identify patterns of violence, hold perpetrators accountable, and support truth commissions worldwide. He emphasizes that governments committing abuses rarely provide accurate data, so HRDAG has developed tools over decades to uncover the truth, even in th...2025-06-101h 02Plutopia News NetworkPatrick Ball: Data and Human RightsDr. Patrick Ball, a statistician and founder of the Human Rights Data Analysis Group (HRDAG), joins the Plutopia podcast to discuss how rigorous data analysis can expose and challenge human rights abuses — even when official data is missing or manipulated. Beginning with his work in El Salvador during its civil war, Ball explains how statistical methods, including multiple systems estimation, have been used to identify patterns of violence, hold perpetrators accountable, and support truth commissions worldwide. He emphasizes that governments committing abuses rarely provide accurate data, so HRDAG has developed tools over decades to uncover the truth, even in th...2025-06-101h 02Plutopia News NetworkNeal Baer: The Promise and Peril of CRISPRIn this wide-ranging Plutopia podcast episode, Dr. Neil Baer — television writer and producer, physician, and public health advocate — discusses The Promise and Peril of CRISPR, a book he edited that explores the ethical, medical, and social implications of gene editing. While CRISPR holds transformative potential to cure diseases like sickle cell anemia and beta thalassemia, Baer warns of a slippery slope when it comes to altering human embryos, raising difficult questions about disability, human variation, and who decides what traits are worth preserving. The conversation touches on potential abuses such as eugenics, designer soldiers, bioterrorism, and corporate exploitation, while also...2025-06-021h 07Plutopia News NetworkNeal Baer: The Promise and Peril of CRISPRIn this wide-ranging Plutopia podcast episode, Dr. Neil Baer — television writer and producer, physician, and public health advocate — discusses The Promise and Peril of CRISPR, a book he edited that explores the ethical, medical, and social implications of gene editing. While CRISPR holds transformative potential to cure diseases like sickle cell anemia and beta thalassemia, Baer warns of a slippery slope when it comes to altering human embryos, raising difficult questions about disability, human variation, and who decides what traits are worth preserving. The conversation touches on potential abuses such as eugenics, designer soldiers, bioterrorism, and corporate exploitation, while also...2025-06-021h 07Plutopia News NetworkJonathan Kamens: A Technologist’s WarningCybersecurity expert Jonathan Kamens, a longtime technologist with a background in software engineering and digital security, was dismissed from his role at the Department of Veterans Affairs by Elon Musk’s Department of Governmental Efficiency (DOGE). Kamens, who had joined the U.S. Digital Service to serve the public, criticized DOGE for pursuing three main goals: profiting Musk and his allies through government contract manipulation; dismantling the federal government to remove constraints on elite power; and centralizing Americans’ personal data to support authoritarian control. In a revealing conversation on the Plutopia News Network podcast, Kamens discussed his career roots in d...2025-05-271h 01Plutopia News NetworkJonathan Kamens: A Technologist’s WarningCybersecurity expert Jonathan Kamens, a longtime technologist with a background in software engineering and digital security, was dismissed from his role at the Department of Veterans Affairs by Elon Musk’s Department of Governmental Efficiency (DOGE). Kamens, who had joined the U.S. Digital Service to serve the public, criticized DOGE for pursuing three main goals: profiting Musk and his allies through government contract manipulation; dismantling the federal government to remove constraints on elite power; and centralizing Americans’ personal data to support authoritarian control. In a revealing conversation on the Plutopia News Network podcast, Kamens discussed his career roots in d...2025-05-271h 01Plutopia News NetworkCindy Cohn and Kevin Welch: Settling the Electronic FrontierThe Electronic Frontier Foundation has worked for more than three decades to defend free speech online, fight illegal surveillance, advocate for users and innovators, and support freedom-enhancing technologies. EFF has fought to clear the way for open source software, encryption, security research, file sharing, and important new technologies.
In the latest episode of the Plutopia News Network podcast, Plutopians speak with Cindy Cohn, Executive Director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), and Kevin Welch, President of EFF-Austin, about the history and evolving mission of EFF in defending digital rights. They discuss EFF’s ongoing battles against illegal su...2025-05-201h 02Plutopia News NetworkCindy Cohn and Kevin Welch: Settling the Electronic FrontierThe Electronic Frontier Foundation has worked for more than three decades to defend free speech online, fight illegal surveillance, advocate for users and innovators, and support freedom-enhancing technologies. EFF has fought to clear the way for open source software, encryption, security research, file sharing, and important new technologies.
In the latest episode of the Plutopia News Network podcast, Plutopians speak with Cindy Cohn, Executive Director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), and Kevin Welch, President of EFF-Austin, about the history and evolving mission of EFF in defending digital rights. They discuss EFF’s ongoing battles against illegal su...2025-05-201h 02Plutopia News NetworkSandy Stone: Finding Girl IslandThe legendary Sandy Stone returns to the Plutopia podcast this time as we discuss “Girl Island,” an upcoming partially-animated film based on her life and early visions of gender identity. We also discuss gender roles, trans rights, political oppression, and much more. We dive into everything from gender roles and trans rights to political power, patriarchy, and the weirdness of independent media. Sandy shares sharp insights on how power imbalances shape our ideas about sex and gender, reflects on the resilience of the trans community, and takes some well-aimed shots at the forces trying to erase progress. It’s a wild...2025-05-131h 19Plutopia News NetworkSandy Stone: Finding Girl IslandThe legendary Sandy Stone returns to the Plutopia podcast this time as we discuss “Girl Island,” an upcoming partially-animated film based on her life and early visions of gender identity. We also discuss gender roles, trans rights, political oppression, and much more. We dive into everything from gender roles and trans rights to political power, patriarchy, and the weirdness of independent media. Sandy shares sharp insights on how power imbalances shape our ideas about sex and gender, reflects on the resilience of the trans community, and takes some well-aimed shots at the forces trying to erase progress. It’s a wild...2025-05-131h 19Plutopia News NetworkWill Kreth: Human and DigitalIn this episode of the Plutopia News Network, Will Kreth—founder and CEO of HAND (Human and Digital) — joins Plutopians to discuss the future of identity, digital media, and the growing threat of deepfakes. Kreth, an early media pioneer and former first employee at Wired Magazine, outlines his mission to address the lack of source verification in a world where AI-generated fraud, such as unauthorized use of likeness and voice, is on the rise. He explains how HAND provides persistent, consent-based identity verification to help authenticate public figures and their AI-generated replicas. The conversation ranges from the early days of o...2025-05-061h 01Plutopia News NetworkWill Kreth: Human and DigitalIn this episode of the Plutopia News Network, Will Kreth—founder and CEO of HAND (Human and Digital) — joins Plutopians to discuss the future of identity, digital media, and the growing threat of deepfakes. Kreth, an early media pioneer and former first employee at Wired Magazine, outlines his mission to address the lack of source verification in a world where AI-generated fraud, such as unauthorized use of likeness and voice, is on the rise. He explains how HAND provides persistent, consent-based identity verification to help authenticate public figures and their AI-generated replicas. The conversation ranges from the early days of o...2025-05-061h 01Plutopia News NetworkMichael Tobis: The Canada DivideThis time on the Plutopia podcast, climate scientist Michael Tobis, our man in the Great White North, joins us to talk about U.S.-Canadian relations. As Canadians go to the polls this week to elect new members of Parliament, the Trump administration’s ongoing attacks on Canadian tariffs and trade loom large. Michael describes how Trump’s aggressive rhetoric and trade policies have unified Canadians, strengthened national identity, and fueled a widespread desire to disengage economically from the U.S. He explains that while Canada has long relied on exporting resources like minerals, oil, and grain to the U.S...2025-04-291h 04Plutopia News NetworkMichael Tobis: The Canada DivideThis time on the Plutopia podcast, climate scientist Michael Tobis, our man in the Great White North, joins us to talk about U.S.-Canadian relations. As Canadians go to the polls this week to elect new members of Parliament, the Trump administration’s ongoing attacks on Canadian tariffs and trade loom large. Michael describes how Trump’s aggressive rhetoric and trade policies have unified Canadians, strengthened national identity, and fueled a widespread desire to disengage economically from the U.S. He explains that while Canada has long relied on exporting resources like minerals, oil, and grain to the U.S...2025-04-291h 04Plutopia News NetworkTravels with Ray ThompsonRay Thompson, a revenue and operations executive and managing partner at Buy Build Sell LLC, joined the Plutopia podcast while on a 23,000-mile road trip across the U.S. with his family. Taking a break from years of intense corporate work, he embraced remote working and launched a new business aimed at helping people become entrepreneurs through acquisitions. The journey—covering 49 states so far—offered him deep connections with people from all walks of life, reinforcing his belief that most Americans are decent and not as divided as portrayed by the media. Along the way, Ray reflected on personal mile...2025-04-211h 00Plutopia News NetworkTravels with Ray ThompsonRay Thompson, a revenue and operations executive and managing partner at Buy Build Sell LLC, joined the Plutopia podcast while on a 23,000-mile road trip across the U.S. with his family. Taking a break from years of intense corporate work, he embraced remote working and launched a new business aimed at helping people become entrepreneurs through acquisitions. The journey—covering 49 states so far—offered him deep connections with people from all walks of life, reinforcing his belief that most Americans are decent and not as divided as portrayed by the media. Along the way, Ray reflected on personal mile...2025-04-211h 00Plutopia News NetworkAxon: For AllOn this episode of the Plutopia podcast, singer-songwriter Axon Chamberlain (aka “The Herban Cowboy”) rejoins Plutopians to debut tracks from his newly released CD “Pub Fare,” recorded live in tap rooms and mixed with care. He reflects on how his creative process has shifted from striving for perfection to playing music for personal joy and healing—especially in a world marked by stress and political turmoil. Along with performances of politically charged and heartfelt originals like “For All” and “Free America,” Axon shares thoughts on activism, artistic authenticity, and the challenge of promoting his work in a noisy media landscape. The con...2025-04-141h 02Plutopia News NetworkAxon: For AllOn this episode of the Plutopia podcast, singer-songwriter Axon Chamberlain (aka “The Herban Cowboy”) rejoins Plutopians to debut tracks from his newly released CD “Pub Fare,” recorded live in tap rooms and mixed with care. He reflects on how his creative process has shifted from striving for perfection to playing music for personal joy and healing—especially in a world marked by stress and political turmoil. Along with performances of politically charged and heartfelt originals like “For All” and “Free America,” Axon shares thoughts on activism, artistic authenticity, and the challenge of promoting his work in a noisy media landscape. The con...2025-04-141h 02Plutopia News NetworkDarryl Cunningham on Musk the OligarchBritish author and cartoonist Daryl Cunningham has created a graphical biography of Elon Musk, originally published in France under the title Elon Musk, Investigation into a New Master of the World, and now set for English release in September 2025 as Elon Musk, American Oligarch by Seven Stories Press. The book traces Musk’s evolution from his South African roots to his current controversial role as a powerful, far-right tech figure. Cunningham initially struggled to find an English-language publisher, attributing the resistance to fears of legal pushback and Musk’s political influence.
On this Plutopia News Network podcast, Cunn...2025-04-071h 03Plutopia News NetworkDarryl Cunningham on Musk the OligarchBritish author and cartoonist Daryl Cunningham has created a graphical biography of Elon Musk, originally published in France under the title Elon Musk, Investigation into a New Master of the World, and now set for English release in September 2025 as Elon Musk, American Oligarch by Seven Stories Press. The book traces Musk’s evolution from his South African roots to his current controversial role as a powerful, far-right tech figure. Cunningham initially struggled to find an English-language publisher, attributing the resistance to fears of legal pushback and Musk’s political influence.
On this Plutopia News Network podcast, Cunn...2025-04-071h 03Plutopia News NetworkPaul Alan Levy: Defending Free SpeechPaul Alan Levy, a public interest attorney at Public Citizen, specializes in defending internet-related free speech cases, particularly those involving individuals targeted by lawsuits for their online expression. While personally committed to protecting all forms of speech, Levy balances this ideal with the progressive values of his organization. He only takes cases when the speech is legally defensible and advancing the case could help set a broader legal precedent. Throughout his career, Levy has developed legal strategies, like the influential Dendrite test, to protect anonymous online speakers from frivolous or strategic lawsuits intended to silence them (SLAPP suits). He...2025-04-0156 min
La chronique littéraire de la Fabrique Urbaine"Plutopia Une histoire des premières villes atomiques" de Kate BrownRetrouvez sur euradio la Chronique littéraire de la Fabrique Urbaine avec Xavier Capodano et Juliette Lechaux-Ewest.Dans ces chroniques, Xavier Capodano, libraire au Genre Urbain à Paris, revient sur ses coups de cœur littéraires en lien, de près mais aussi de loin, avec l'urbanisme. Une chronique bimensuelle animée par Aldo Bearzatto et produite par la Fabrique Urbaine sur euradio.2024-12-0204 min
TechGrumpsTechgrumps 3.17 – The 5 stages of AI griefAs the Techgrumps take a very deep calm breath now elections in the UK are out the way… But with the recent glut of AI stories, its time for more grumpiness.The grumps this time include Ian Forrester, Wendy Grossman and the late arrival of David Eastman. musing over recent (mainly AI) stories.Enjoy the mp3 audio and share with others.Remember to use the #techgrumps on any social networks you maybe using to message us or learn more about how to be a guest on the show.Topic discussed this mo...2024-07-1157 min
TechGrumpsTechgrumps 3.17 – The 5 stages of AI grief
As the Techgrumps take a very deep calm breath now elections in the UK are out the way… But with the recent glut of AI stories, its time for more grumpiness.
The grumps this time include Ian Forrester, Wendy Grossman and the late arrival of David Eastman. musing over recent (mainly AI) stories.
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Techgrumps 3.17 audio
Enjoy the mp3 audio and share with others.
Remember to use the #techgrumps on any social networks you maybe using to message us or lea...2024-07-1100 min
Rock Is LitBeyond ‘Double Fantasy’: Laurie Kaye’s Journey to John Lennon’s Last InterviewIn this episode of Rock is Lit, we’re deviating from the world of fiction to explore the riveting reality of rock ‘n’ roll. Laurie Kaye is here to talk about her brand-new memoir, ‘Confessions of a Rock 'N' Roll Name-Dropper: My Life Leading Up to John Lennon’s Last Interview’. Get ready for exclusive behind-the-scenes tales, intimate encounters with rock royalty, and a symphony of stories that will transport you back to the golden age of rock.FYI: We may be talking nonfiction in this episode, but, in the spirit of Rock is Lit’s claim to fame as the...2023-12-081h 07
literatura ze środka Europy211. Denis Rodier, Alcante, Laurent-Frédéric Bollée 🇫🇷 BOMBAWspaniały komiks o bombie atomowej i (prawie) współczesnym świecie. (00:25) Zaczynamy!(04:30) Świat oczami uranu(08:50) Dylematy moralne(14:30) Forma(18:05) Dalsze rekomendacje czytelnicze(20:00) Kończymy!Rekomendacje czytelnicze 📚📚📚☢️☢️☢️ Rodric Braithwaite "Armagedon i paranoja"☢️☢️☢️ Kate Brown "Plutopia. Atomowe miasta i nieznane katastrofy nuklarne" ☢️☢️☢️ Kate Brown "Czarnobyl. Instrukcja przetrwania"☢️☢️☢️ Serhii Plokhy "Czarnobyl. Historia nuklearnej katastrofy"☢️☢️☢️ Denise Kiernan "Dziewczyny atomowe"Odcinek w ramach cyklu #NonFictionNovember W odcinku wykorzystalem muzykę zespołu Longital. Intro: Tvoje vojskáOutro: Bez práce a bez slovJana i Daniel ❤️❤️❤️ DZIĘKUJĘ!Me...2023-11-1927 min
Lethal DoseEpisode 47: The Manhattan Project Pt. 1 Dawn of the Atomic AgeThis story goes beyond the work of Oppenheimer, Groves, and all the other Nobel laureate scientists and uncovers the injuries inflicted upon Americans across the country and hundreds of thousands of Japanese civilians in the 1940s. And it's only the beginning.
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珊越拾穗第104个故事：《奥本海默》：战争内外的核伤害本期嘉宾：
李若昱：约翰斯·霍普金斯大学政治学系博士生，博士论文研究方向是美国在太平洋的核武器实验和泛太平洋反核独立运动。目前在斐济做田野工作。00:00:46 《奥本海默》与《芭比》00:01:50 斐济、夏威夷、新西兰等太平洋地区的田野工作：反核运动和气候变化相关的运动00:04:10 夏威夷、加州、加拿大的火灾00:06:05 法属波利尼西亚（French Polynesia），法国在南太平洋的殖民地，在1962-1974, 1995-1996年在该地区进行核试验——反对核试验；日本反核废水；新西兰反核政策00:07:55 反核到底在反什么？和平使用和战时使用的二元建构；谁在制造暴力？00:11:30 反核相关研究小组对《奥本海默》的抵制00:17:30 《奥本海默》的多线叙事、人物众多、核相关学科的讨论让看电影变得艰难00:18:50 《奥本海默》把核相关的历史视觉化；声音呈现；强烈对比（compare and contrast）00:25:25 《奥本海默》没有展现对日本的伤害00:26:00 蘑菇云作为核武器图像化的单一叙事vs《奥本海默》有更多其他方式的展现00:28:00 核爆对日本人造成的创伤，但《奥本海默》把日本推向了他者化的极端00:30:00 关于美国要不要对日本投放原子弹这件事，如何在电影上呈现？在历史上又有怎样的讨论？00:34:56 美国空袭日本与投放原子弹之间的联系00:35:20 原子弹设计为轰炸人员密集的城市；原子弹设计的伦理问题00:38:30 日本在主流的战争受害者叙事里并不批判美国00:43:40 曼哈顿计划；新墨西哥州 Los Alamos00:45:15 该计划占有原住民的大量土地，并雇佣原住民做劳动力，电影中完全没有呈现00:45:30 Hanford：美国西雅图州城市，1943-1960年代设有曼哈顿计划中的钚反应堆（Handfort Site）00:47:50 Navajo Nation：美国原住民领土，跨越亚利桑那州、新墨西哥州和犹他州。1960年后，在该土地上的铀矿被大量开采，给原住民和当地环境造成伤害。00:49:20 用受核辐射的人进行人体实验00:52:26 《奥本海默》中的殖民者叙事；在太平洋地区核实验选址也是殖民者的思维00:53:50 马歇尔群岛（Marshall Islands），目前是马歇尔群岛共和国，位于西太平洋。1946-1958年 被美国用于太平洋试验场，前后进行了67次核试验，包括核弹和氢弹。00:56:10 比基尼环焦（Bikini Atoll），马歇尔群岛的一部分，1946年开始被用于美国核试验。1954年3月1日，被用于美国的氢弹实验。因土地和海域受到核污染，至今人们无法长期在其居住——太平洋地区的代际创伤、社会歧视01:02:50 《奥本海默》中的性别问题；核实验中的女性科学家；核武器中的性别暴力01:29:30 日本推特的“#NoBarbenheimer”（抵制芭本海默）
推荐书目Kate Brown, Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters (Oxford University Press, 2015).这本书讲了Hanford Site 从建立到关停的历史，也对比了苏联当时类似的反应堆的历史。Handfort Site 是目前美国核污染最严重的地区之一。Michael S. Sherry, The Rise of American Air Power: The Creation of Armageddon (Yale University Press, 1989).书中涉及美国对日本使用核武器的历史，以及美国空军整体发展的历史Susan Lindee, Suffering made real : American science and the survivors at Hiroshima (University of Chicago Press, 1995).书中介绍了美国成立的Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission (ABCC) 核爆伤害调查委员会的历史。轰炸广岛和长崎后，ABCC主要研究核武器和核辐射对于人体的影响。Joseph Masco, The Nuclear Borderlands: The Manhattan Project in Post-Cold War New Mexico (Princeton University Press, 2006)讲述美国核武器项目在美国新墨西哥州原住民社群的影响，其中有涉及Los Alamos 的历史。Holly Barker, Bravo for the Marshallese: Regaining Control in a Post-Nuclear, Post-Colonial World (Cengage Learning, 2012).讲述了美国氢弹实验Brave 给马歇尔群岛上的人们造成的伤害和影响，以及岛民们的抗争Teresia K.Teaiwa, “Bikinis and Other s/Pacific n/Oceans.” The Contemporary Pacific 6, no. 1 (1994): 87–109.涉及比基尼岛核试验的历史，核武器中的性别问题Music by Lesfm from Pixabay2023-08-151h 12
CancerTalks PodcastIllness as an Ally with Philosopher Mark PingreeMark Pingree is a PhD candidate in comparative literature with a background in philosophy. Inspired by his experience with cancer, his research explores the possibility that illness and disability offer new ways of thinking about what it means to be human in the age of ecological collapse. He has taught college courses in philosophy, film and literature and is currently also in training to become a psychoanalyst. Mark lives in queens New York with his orange tabby named Phaedo. The cover art for this episode is a photograph of the Mayak Power Plant in Russia. The surrounding...2023-03-0958 min
Short Science Fiction Collection 063 by VariousA Trip to PlutopiaMore great books at LoyalBooks.com2022-12-2413 min
PodcastrofyPlutopia odc 21Plutonowa kurtyna się kruszy...2022-12-0942 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 20O krok od upadku, o krok od rozkwitu.2022-11-0935 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 19Konsumpcjonizm po radziecku, obcisłe spodnie, bikiniarze i rock and roll.2022-10-0337 min
New Books in Environmental StudiesNBN Classic: Kate Brown, "Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future" (Norton, 2019)This episode proved remarkably popular, so we're reposting it as an NBN classic for those who missed it the first time.We cannot learn from disasters we do not yet understand. That conviction motivated historian Kate Brown to conduct groundbreaking research into nuclear energy’s most infamous chapter and write Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future (Norton, 2019). By digging into recently opened regional archives, conducting dozens of interviews, and visiting sites across Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, Brown sought to understand the extent of the damage from the 1986 explosion of Chernobyl’s reactor No. 4. From the...2022-09-2547 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 18Eksperymenty na ludziach.2022-06-0924 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 17Karabołka - wieś, która jest ale jej nie ma.2022-05-3022 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 16Słyszeliście o katastrofie kysztymskiej?2022-05-2623 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 15Bezstronne badania to te, które dają wyniki jakich oczekujemy.2022-05-2329 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 14Odwilż? Może trochę. Kontrola? Jak najbardziej!2022-05-1923 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 13Sądzicie, że Czarnobylska Strefa Wykluczenia jest jedynym tego typu obszarem? To posłuchajcie.2022-05-161h 04PodcastrofyPlutopia odc 12Pluton ważniejszy niż ludzie.2022-05-1232 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 11Problemów było już sporo, ale teraz zaczęły się te natury radiologicznej.2022-05-0940 min
Global Minds For UkraineNew nuclear security | Kate Brown & Olha Martynyuk«New nuclear security» of Thomas M. Siebel Distinguished Professor in the History of Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Kate Brown and Professor at the NTU «Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute» Olha Martynyuk. Kate and Olha will discuss nuclear security issues as they have unfolded in Ukraine in the last four weeks.
Kate Brown is the author of several prize-winning histories, including «Plutopia: Nuclear Families», «Atomic Cities and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters» (Oxford 2013). Her latest book, «Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future» (Norton 2019), translated into nine languages, won the silver medal for the Lau...2022-05-0849 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 10Żadna historia o Rosji nie może obyć się bez... wódki.2022-05-0529 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 9Socjalizm w Stanach? A jednak.2022-05-0226 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 8Jak sowieci uratowali Richland. I historia bezklasowego społeczeństwa w mieście, którego nie było.2022-04-2943 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 7Wiadro i szmata zamiast szkła laboratoryjnego.2022-04-2549 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 6Gułag, więźniowie, strażnicy i kilometry drutu kolczastego - czyli radziecki sposób na "tanie i szybkie" budowanie tajnych obiektów. Oczywiście nie było to ani tanie, ani szybkie, ani też nie udało się zachować tajemnicy.2022-04-2147 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 5Stalin, Beria i Kurczatow czyli radziecki projekt bomby atomowej.2022-04-1831 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 4Muszki, łososie i wybory Miss BHP.2022-04-1437 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 3To ile ma być tych sypialni? Dwie? Trzy?2022-04-1148 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 2Gorzała, gruszki i łososie - takie były początki.2022-04-0742 minPodcastrofyPlutopia odc 1Dwa miasta na przeciwległych krańcach świata. Nie mogłyby różnić się bardziej. A jednak były do siebie bardzo podobne.2022-04-0431 min
Nuclear HotseatNH #561: Chernobyl Radiation Lab Destroyed, Radioactive Forest Fires, History with Kate Brown + Fukushima 7.3 Earthquake DamageKate Brown, author of the award-winning Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future, is a historian of environmental and nuclear history at MIT and the author of Plutopia, which won seven major awards. Here, she shares information that is as timely now as it was when we first spoke, on Monday, April 15,...2022-03-2259 min
Nuclear HotseatNH #513: Chernobyl Anniversary #35: Kate Brown, Timothy Mousseau + Ian Zabarte on USA’s MIghty Oak Nuke AccidentThis Week’s Featured Interviews: Kate Brown is the author of Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future. She is an historian of environmental and nuclear history at MIT and the author of Plutopia, which won seven major awards. Her research has been funded by the American Academy in Berlin and by Carnegie and Guggenheim...2021-04-2159 min
The Greatest Podcast in HistoryPublic History Project PlutopiaPublic History Project Plutopia by Mitch and Dylan2020-11-0221 min
Nuclear HotseatChernobyl Fire, Chernobyl Anniversary, Covid19/Nuclear: Author Kate Brown, Timothy MousseauChernobyl Fire – representation of radioactive smoke dispersion over Europefrom the 3+ week wildfire in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone This Week’s Featured Interviews: Kate Brown is the author of Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future. She is an historian of environmental and nuclear history at MIT and the author of Plutopia, which won...2020-04-2259 min
Super Critical PodcastEpisode #45: Fat Man and Little BoyIn this episode, we see how many scientists in the desert it takes to build an atomic bomb by watching the 1989 movie “Fat Man and Little Boy.” How did scientists and the military both collaborate and clash in the pursuit of the first nuclear weapon? What was the role of women scientists in this endeavor? Could you actually buy a condo in Manhattan even if you had the budget of the atomic bomb project? Tim Westmyer (@NuclearPodcast) and special guests/nuke experts Erin Connolly (@Erin_Conn17) and Kate Hewitt (@BlondNukeGirl) from Girl Security answer these questions and more.
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The Russia GuyE80: Kate Brown on ChernobylToday’s guest is Kate Brown, a professor of science, technology, and society at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is the author of a new book called “Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future,” as well as the books “Dispatches from Dystopia” (2015), “Plutopia” (2013), and “A Biography of No Place” (2004). She spoke to Kevin about her research into the April 1986 Chernobyl disaster, her work on the nuclear industry more broadly, and of course her thoughts about the recently aired HBO miniseries, “Chernobyl.”(10:02)Local archives(12:05)Choosing an author's voice(14:19)The West's role in expertise on global nuclear disaste...2019-06-1744 minNuclear HotseatNH #409: Chernobyl Radiation Cover-Ups & Deadly Truth: Kate Brown, author, Manual for SurvivalChernobyl radiation impact on a father and son This Week’s Featured Interview: Chernobyl Radiation’s true health impact revealed: A very special interview with Kate Brown, author of Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future. She is an historian of environmental and nuclear history at MIT and the author of the Plutopia, which won...2019-04-2559 min
New Books in ScienceKate Brown, "Manuel for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future" (Norton, 2019)We cannot learn from disasters we do not yet understand. That conviction motivated historian Kate Brown to conduct groundbreaking research into nuclear energy’s most infamous chapter and write Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future (Norton, 2019). By digging into recently opened regional archives, conducting dozens of interviews, and visiting sites across Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, Brown sought to understand the extent of the damage from the 1986 explosion of Chernobyl’s reactor No. 4. From the initial reports of doctors that were concealed by Soviet officials to a careful examination of the way radioactive isotopes move through ecosystems, Brow...2019-04-1947 min
New Books in Russian and Eurasian StudiesKate Brown, "Manuel for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future" (Norton, 2019)We cannot learn from disasters we do not yet understand. That conviction motivated historian Kate Brown to conduct groundbreaking research into nuclear energy’s most infamous chapter and write Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future (Norton, 2019). By digging into recently opened regional archives, conducting dozens of interviews, and visiting sites across Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, Brown sought to understand the extent of the damage from the 1986 explosion of Chernobyl’s reactor No. 4. From the initial reports of doctors that were concealed by Soviet officials to a careful examination of the way radioactive isotopes move through ecosystems, Brow...2019-04-1944 min
New Books in Ukrainian StudiesKate Brown, "Manuel for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future" (Norton, 2019)We cannot learn from disasters we do not yet understand. That conviction motivated historian Kate Brown to conduct groundbreaking research into nuclear energy’s most infamous chapter and write Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future (Norton, 2019). By digging into recently opened regional archives, conducting dozens of interviews, and visiting sites across Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, Brown sought to understand the extent of the damage from the 1986 explosion of Chernobyl’s reactor No. 4. From the initial reports of doctors that were concealed by Soviet officials to a careful examination of the way radioactive isotopes move through ecosystems, Brow...2019-04-1945 min
New Books in Eastern European StudiesKate Brown, "Manuel for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future" (Norton, 2019)We cannot learn from disasters we do not yet understand. That conviction motivated historian Kate Brown to conduct groundbreaking research into nuclear energy’s most infamous chapter and write Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future (Norton, 2019). By digging into recently opened regional archives, conducting dozens of interviews, and visiting sites across Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, Brown sought to understand the extent of the damage from the 1986 explosion of Chernobyl’s reactor No. 4. From the initial reports of doctors that were concealed by Soviet officials to a careful examination of the way radioactive isotopes move through ecosystems, Brow...2019-04-1947 min
New Books in MedicineKate Brown, "Manuel for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future" (Norton, 2019)We cannot learn from disasters we do not yet understand. That conviction motivated historian Kate Brown to conduct groundbreaking research into nuclear energy’s most infamous chapter and write Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future (Norton, 2019). By digging into recently opened regional archives, conducting dozens of interviews, and visiting sites across Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, Brown sought to understand the extent of the damage from the 1986 explosion of Chernobyl’s reactor No. 4. From the initial reports of doctors that were concealed by Soviet officials to a careful examination of the way radioactive isotopes move through ecosystems, Brow...2019-04-1945 min
Proles PodNuclear WeaponsIn this episode, we go from the discovery of nuclear fission up to the most recent state getting a nuclear weapon, and in between we talk about the Manhattan Project, Soviet spies, Hiroshima, US nuclear testing, and the DPRK having a nuke. This episode has some of the darkest moments we've had on the podcast and also some incredible silliness. Enjoy! Suggested Reading/Viewing - American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer, Kai Bird & Martin Sherwin Stalin's Great Science: The Times and Adventures of Soviet Physicists, Alexei B. Kojevnikov 2018-12-152h 29
Proles of the Round TableNuclear WeaponsIn this episode, we go from the discovery of nuclear fission up to the most recent state getting a nuclear weapon, and in between we talk about the Manhattan Project, Soviet spies, Hiroshima, US nuclear testing, and the DPRK having a nuke. This episode has some of the darkest moments we've had on the podcast and also some incredible silliness. Enjoy! Suggested Reading/Viewing - American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer, Kai Bird & Martin Sherwin Stalin's Great Science: The Times and Adventures of Soviet Physicists, Alexei B. Kojevnikov 2018-12-152h 29
Shadow of the Valley6 Jon LebkowskyLong-time author, activist, and web strategist and developer, Jon Lebkowsky joins us for a look at how the internet evolved to what it is today. We also look at how propaganda spreads and changes the nature of politics today.Jon Lebkowsky has been managing technology projects and companies for over 25 years. His long resume includes projects with the likes of SXSW Interactive, EFF-Austin, Wired Magazine, Boing Boing, Mondo 2000, the Whole Earth Catalog, and Fringeware. He is currently focused on strategic digital consulting and development, as well as business vision and management. He is also known as a...2018-11-0157 min
Carnegie Council PodcastsGlobal Ethics Forum Preview: Plutopia: Nuclear Families in Atomic Cities, with Kate BrownNext time on Global Ethics Forum, University of Maryland Baltimore County's Professor Kate Brown details the ethical, social, and health costs of nuclear power since World War II. In this excerpt Brown, author of "Plutopia," and journalist Stephanie Sy discuss the little-known Cold War era nuclear production plants in the Soviet Union and Washington State.2018-05-1703 min
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Title: Plutopia
Author: Kate Brown
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Title: Plutopia
Author: Kate Brown
Narrator: Susan Ericksen
Format: mp3
Length: 18 hrs and 10 mins
Release date: 12-19-17
Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 112 ratings
Genres: Russia
Publisher's Summary:2017-12-196h 10Carnegie Council PodcastsPlutopia: Nuclear Families in Atomic Cities, with Kate BrownChernobyl is considered the greatest nuclear disaster of all time. But over decades America's Hanford plant and Russia's Mayak plant each issued almost four times the amount of radiation as Chernobyl. Historian Kate Brown explains that in the closed atomic cities serving these plutonium plants, "residents gave up their civil and biological rights for consumer rights." How does today's America mirror these segregated plutopias?2017-11-0140 min
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The Future Is A Mixtape009: An Apple A Day . . .On this episode, Jesse & Matt discuss the third most important element of The Golden Square which is so simple and obvious, that it’s remarkable this idea is even contested as a human right in the Yankee-lands of Ol’ Red, White and Blue: the absolute right to healthcare for every human being on Earth. Matthew will provide a surprising prologue about what’s suddenly taken place in his personal life since this episode’s initial recording and open up about his mother’s life-long illness; in call & response fashion, Jesse will then talk about what it was like to get health...2017-07-201h 38
Remapping DebateSacrificing safety on the altar of nuclear preparednessMay 7, 2014 — Kate Brown is an associate professor of history at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and the author of the new, prize-winning book, “Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters.” Her study focuses on the cities, people, and (increasingly toxic) environments surrounding the world’s first plutonium-manufacturing centers — one in the Soviet Union, and one in eastern Washington State, the Hanford Nuclear Reservation. In the conversation, Brown describes the production-over-safety attitude that led the military and corporate contractors at Hanford to slowly release more radioactivity into the biosphere than did the Chernobyl disaster...2014-05-0738 min
SunsetCast - Disney ShortPluto Mickey Mouse - PlutopiaPluto Mickey Mouse - Plutopia2014-04-1000 minNew Books in Russian and Eurasian StudiesKate Brown, “Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters” (Oxford UP, 2013)Kate Brown‘s Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters (Oxford University Press, 2013) is a tale of two atomic cities–one in the US (Richland, Washington) and one in the Soviet Union (Ozersk, Russia)–united by their production of plutonium. Seeking the security they believed could come... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSupport our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/russian-studies2013-09-1155 minNew Books in Ukrainian StudiesKate Brown, “Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters” (Oxford UP, 2013)Kate Brown‘s Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters (Oxford University Press, 2013) is a tale of two atomic cities–one in the US (Richland, Washington) and one in the Soviet Union (Ozersk, Russia)–united by their production of plutonium. Seeking the security they believed could come only from settlements of middle class, nuclear families, the governments of the US and the USSR created plutopias: highly-subsidized communities in hard-to-reach places that provided workers excellent salaries and handsome benefits, like first-class health care and great schools. But a dark bargain was struck in Plutopia.Th...2013-09-1155 min
New Books In Public HealthKate Brown, “Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters” (Oxford UP, 2013)Kate Brown‘s Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters (Oxford University Press, 2013) is a tale of two atomic cities–one in the US (Richland, Washington) and one in the Soviet Union (Ozersk, Russia)–united by their production of plutonium. Seeking the security they believed could come only from settlements of middle class, nuclear families, the governments of the US and the USSR created plutopias: highly-subsidized communities in hard-to-reach places that provided workers excellent salaries and handsome benefits, like first-class health care and great schools. But a dark bargain was struck in Plutopia.Th...2013-09-1155 min