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*Featuring the personal stories of presidents, cabinet members, congressmen, nuclear physicists, atomic bomb survivors, military officials, and activists, | *Featuring the personal stories of presidents, cabinet members, congressmen, nuclear physicists, atomic bomb survivors, military officials, and activists, | ||
:'''At The Brink''' is a primer for every world citizen to learn how we can step back from the brink. | :'''At The Brink''' is a primer for every world citizen to learn how we can step back from the brink. | ||
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== Info == | == Info == | ||
*[https://atthebrink.org/ Scroll down to see summary info on each episode] | *[https://atthebrink.org/ Scroll down to see summary info on each episode] | ||
*[https://atthebrink.org/podcast/seek-immediate-shelter-nuclear-false-alarms/ Episode 1: Seek Immediate Shelter] | *[https://atthebrink.org/podcast/seek-immediate-shelter-nuclear-false-alarms/ Episode 1: Seek Immediate Shelter] | ||
Revision as of 06:10, 13 November 2020
A podcast about humanity’s most terrible weapon, and the stories of those who have shaped its history.
- When former Secretary of Defense William Perry declared he believed that the danger of a nuclear catastrophe was greater today than any time in history, his granddaughter, Lisa Perry, set out to discover why.
- Featuring the personal stories of presidents, cabinet members, congressmen, nuclear physicists, atomic bomb survivors, military officials, and activists,
- At The Brink is a primer for every world citizen to learn how we can step back from the brink.