013: Song of Ice and Fire

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Particularly Dangerous Situation

Brett Murray & Bre Whittington

24 episodes

4 days ago

Be prepared to hear about event after event of intense destruction. Mother Earth and Climate Change are in the ring, and we're watching the fight. Join us every week as we each discuss a disaster that sucked us into a research rabbit hole. Find us on twitter and Instagram @pdspodcast

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013: Song of Ice and Fire

Particularly Dangerous Situation

48 minutes 31 seconds

5 years ago

013: Song of Ice and Fire

And we back, and we back. Hello, our podcast listenin' friends. The Babes of Disasters want to tell you some tales of destruction. Brett takes us back to November in 1940 that took the city over on Armistice day. Of course, there are some degrees of separation that Brett keeps from us for a good few minutes, but don't worry. She does let us know. After that Bre wants to talk about some gas-filled contraption that took people over the Atlantic ocean. Like many, you too have heard of Hindenburg, but do you really KNOW about it? Well, you get to hear about it now.

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