Radioactive: The Karen Silkwood Mystery

This is a true story podcast that narrates how one brave whistleblower woman, Karen Silkwood, tried to blow the lid on the safety violation cover-up in a nuclear factory during the 1970s and all the hazards she felt from then on until the time of her death. It's a truly amazing show. To know more, read our extensive review.

It's done by an on-air talent, usually a narrator and investigative reporter. Whomever does it depends on the production, but be rest assured it's done by experts presenting the story in a clear and deep way. Episodes are from 35 to 60 minutes and, therefore, easy to listen to during a commute or in short sittings.

Yes, it is based on real events. Karen Silkwood's story is pretty well-documented, and the podcast explores both the facts and the lingering mysteries.

Of course, you can find Radioactive: The Karen Silkwood Mystery on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and every major streaming service.