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Atomic Hobo - Nuclear War Podcast
Canadians Don't Flap!
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Looking at a Canadian civil defence magazine from the 1960s, called Survival.
Its main purpose was to overcome apathy amongst Canadians about nuclear war and civil defence, and it tried to do this with some humour!
You can find the whole magazine on my Patreon page at www.patreon.com/atomichobo
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Santa and the Nuclear Tests
18:24|In 1961, the Soviets resumed nuclear testing in the Arctic, and one wee girl from Michigan was worried about the implications for Santa.Artesia's Underground School
31:55|In 1962, New Mexico built America's first - and last - underground school.Trekking Out To Chico
31:38|In 1961, a group of families from New York gave up their lives on the East Coast and headed west in search of a place safe from nuclear attack. But did they choose the right place?Richland - The Atom-Bustin' Village of the West!
29:10|The atomic city of Richland - bustin' atoms, blowin' bubbles, and expelling "undesirables".It's the Plutonium Pioneers!
25:20|The building of the world's first plutonium plant in Washington state. Make way for the plutonium pioneers! Join us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/atomichoboJulieThe Cobalt Bomb says...Hold My Beer!
37:20|If you thought the hydrogen bomb was as bad as it gets, then the cobalt bomb is here to say, "Hold my beer!"Tickets still available for this weekend's HoboCon '24 where we'll meet at a cinema in Manchester to watch Threads and an exclusive pre-recorded Q+A with the director. The Q+A will be uploaded to Patreon after the event for those who can't attend. Join us here: https://www.patreon.com/atomichoboNuclear News from 1980s Sussex
32:10|How to keep your village free from "marauders" - the local issues concerning Sussex in the early 80s.Tickets now on sale for this year's HoboCon - www.patreon.com/atomichoboFour Minutes of When The Wind Blows, Part 2
39:22|Tickets now available for HoboCon '24 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Threads. Get them here www.patreon.com/atomichobo