Well There's Your Problem | Episode 28: Goiânia Incident
they describe how the spicy dust got everywhere
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This one's a lot shorter and more concise. There's a lot of banter in that podcast.
yeah WTYP is many things but it is never short or concise lmao (luckily the banter is my jam)
When I first learned of this I found it remarkable that experts figured out what the likely cause was at all. I guess infectious disease experts have to be trained to recognize patterns of illness caused by radioactive material? Because primarily they would be looking for biological stuff.
The banter is part of the experience. Getting a laugh while listening to some of the most horrifying shit in history is what we're here for
Yeah I like that other podcast but just can't personally handle the 2 hours of banter format lol. I respect what they're doing but it's just not my taste
Same fam. Same. 20 minutes in and they haven't started the main course. It's too much for me.
Thinking the capsule's contents were valuable or supernatural, he immediately brought it into his house. Over the next three days, he invited friends and family to view the strange glowing powder.
Oh my goodness…