Hey, it's Brad, coming to you on a Saturday to bring you a new podcast that the whole team is really excited about. See, 50 years ago, a woman named Karen Silkwood was killed in a death that continues to haunt Oklahoma and the nation. You see, Silkwood worked at a plutonium plant and was on her way to meet with a New York Times reporter whom she'd agreed to deliver sensitive company documents.

She was about to blow the whistle and never made it.

Well, 50 years later, two reporters, along with the team at ABC Audio,

had been examining newly discovered audio, deathbed conversations,

and long-awaited interviews, examining what really happened that night.

This is Radioactive, the Karen Silkwood Mystery,

and we're about to play episode one for you right here, right now.

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You can catch the other episodes in that feed as they come out.

All right, here's episode one.

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Last year, my buddy Mike and I found ourselves inside a giant warehouse with hundreds of big wooden storage containers stacked floor to ceiling. It felt like a scene from an Indiana Jones movie.

You know, the one where the government stores, the Lost Ark, and a massive warehouse filled

with crates where it'll never be found.

Well, we were definitely searching for lost treasure, hoping one of these storage containers

would hold the key to a 50-year-old mystery.

Okay, it's coming out.

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