Podcast
RedHanded
It was recommended by the host's brother, who is an engineer, and discussed as a good overview of the Chernobyl disaster. The book combines historical analysis with the author's personal experiences in Chernobyl.
And I understand what I understand now because of my brother who is an engineer, and also because of a book by Andrew Leatherbarrow called Chernobyl 012340.
— Episode: Episode 353 - Chernobyl: The Power Stati...
Episode: Episode 353 - Chernobyl: The Power Station That En...
It was recommended by the host's brother, who is an engineer, and discussed as a good overview of the Chernobyl disaster. The book combines historical analysis with the author's personal experiences in Chernobyl.
And I understand what I understand now because of my brother who is an engineer, and also because of a book by Andrew Leatherbarrow called Chernobyl 012340.
Andrew Leatherbarrow is not a physicist, he's not an engineer, but he was a consultant on the HBO show and is now most people's go-to expert on Chernobyl.
And what I love about him the most, and his book, is that it all started out as a hobby.
So Andrew went on a quest to understand.
And Chernobyl now being Ukraine, but then the USSR, made that quite complicated.