KNPR's State of Nevada About SON Archives Participate Specials
Sign up for
SON First!
SPECIALS
Fronteras Vote
Latino Ed Gap
Fronteras
UPCOMING DISCUSSIONS
The Diet-Climate Connection
The Big Gamble: Taking Poker Online In Nevada
RECENT DISCUSSIONS
Designing Behind The Candelabra
Muth Lobbies For Mt. Reagan
Wet 'N' Wild: The Wait Is Over
Rep. Steven Horsford On Immigration And The IRS
Sen. Denis Talks Taxes, Education
Mike Prevatt's Coaster Picks
Former U.S. Attorney Being Investigated For Leaked Memo In Fast And Furious Debacle
Questions Raised About Superintendent Selection
Penalizing The Pimps
Fashions And Fabric From The Great Gatsby
Poverty Accelerates In Las Vegas Suburbs
Protesting Carlos Slim
How Far Would You Go To Prevent Breast Cancer?
NV Energy Adjusts Vision
CCSD Taps Skorkowsky
Conservative Group Seeks Transparency From Ross Miller
Being Oscar
NV Energy Coal Plan Has Critics
Sun Money: Nevada University System Receives $20 Million To Improve Solar Power
Atomic Comics

AIR DATE: April 25, 2012
LISTEN TO M3U | DOWNLOAD MP3

Atomic Man, Godzilla and Mighty Mouse are all children of the Atomic Age. Their stories all relied on nuclear fission or atomic weapons. Even superheroes like Batman and Captain Marvel were part of the atomic age. Captain Marvel even saved some people at the Nevada Test Site. The story is told in the last book written by the late Ferenc Morton Szasz. We talk with his widow, who also teaches history at the University of New Mexico, about the story of 'Atomic Comics.'
 
GUEST
Margaret Connell-Szasz, Prof of History, U of NM

LINKS


Atomic Comics
Start the Conversation
Join the Discussion
04/25/12 RUNDOWN
Amazon Strikes a Deal with Nevada
Build a Greener Block
Postal Service Cuts Could Mean Community Mailboxes Nationwide
Rebroadcast: The Short, Short Hitchhiker
Atomic Comics


© 2012 NEVADA PUBLIC RADIO   
Web hosting facilities provided by Switch.