Environmental issues discussed and debated with sense and humour
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“Sean and Cody have a light touch approaching their subject movies yet don’t let this detract from their knowledge, passion and ability to find the salient points, many of which apply to today just as much as when the movie was released.
The first episode is The China Syndrome, a Jane Fonda/Michael Douglas movie about a nuclear power plant going into meltdown, and the guys examine it in the context of the movie being released just days before the very real Three Mile Island power station in Pennsylvania nearly went into meltdown.
I’m really looking forward to the rest of this series and anyone who is aware of Sean’s The Second Decade podcast series (talking about history from 1810 to 1820, an incredibly transitional and vibrant period in all areas of the world) will know what to expect and Cody adds a great element as the hosts follow and very natural back-and-forth discussion.
Very highly recommended”
MotoPod Martin via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/14/20
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“A great show, only getting better”
rovingwoman via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/25/21
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“This is a great idea for a podcast, and Sean and Cody really follow through on the concept. Plus they have a terrific, down-to-earth rapport with each other and their audience.”
zonetrope via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/08/21
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