11 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.
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.
New York Times lies of omission at the dawn of the Atomic Age are the reason why we don’t understand radiation and its dangers. Front line Vietnam war correspondent Beverly Deepe-Keever spells it out in her es
Hiroshima at 76: Professor Yuki Miyamoto, second generation Hibakusha, whose mother survived the A-bombing of August 6, 1945 This Week’s Featured Interview: Hiroshima Anniversary – 76 years after the United States dropped the at
Trinity A-Bomb – First photo of the birth of the Atomic Age: Trinity atomic bomb test blast on July 16, 1945. Fallout from this “dirty bomb” is still harming Downwinders, who were exposed and are still exposed to the radia
Uranium Film Festival – Frame from long-suppressed U.S. Government film taken on-the-ground in Nagasaki after A-bomb blast on August 9, 1945. This film footage focuses on the human aspect of nuclear holocaust and is used in films by b
Nuclear Downwinders Update – Map of U.S. areas hit by fallout from at least three of the 100 atmospheric bomb tests done above ground in Nevada, showing that most of us are truly downwinders. U sed by permission of Richard Miller List
Nuclear Hell: Hibakusha Setsuko Thurlow at the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize Awards Ceremony, giving her acceptance speech on behalf of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons This Week’s Special Commemorative Features: N
Trinity atomic bomb downwinder/activist Tina Cordova continues to fight for acknwlegement, compensation for those harmed by the blast's radiation.
