Incisive Discussion of Mazin’s Chernobyl
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“This podcast wonderfully complements the HBO series, which documents the complicated events surrounding the inexplicable explosion at nuclear reactor #4 and the effects of that explosion on the lives of the citizens of Pripyat. HBO consistently delivers good shows; Chernobyl additionally delivers a philosophical content beyond just good storytelling. The podcast serves to provide pieces of narratives that we may have missed during the show; it also poses questions about what constitutes heroic behavior. One question I found myself asking, “Are heroism and a desire for self-preservation mutually exclusive?””
Florilegia via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/07/19
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“Can’t wait for more! Perfect compliment to the HBO series. I respect a creator who keeps as close to the facts”
BocaChica Lounge via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/10/19
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“A fascinating glimpse at the creative process. Adapting a real-life event to a dramatic mini-series requires a great deal of talent. The podcast illustrates the amount of thought and effort that went into it. Cannot wait for the next episode. Bravo”
Rob Lawlor via Apple Podcasts ·
Ireland ·
05/08/19
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“After just one episode this podcast is a fantastic companion piece to the excellent HBO miniseries; despite a puzzling lack of jingles, be they patriarchal or otherwise, Peter Sagal is, as always, an effective and witty interlocutor and does a nice job expressing the sense of horror the viewer...”Read full review »
Recrem Sirrah via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/08/19
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