Here is the Podcast of Dave Lindorff's Interview by 'The Pulse' Host Maiken Scott!

For those who don;t want to wait until the show airs on NPR stations on Sunday or later next week, or who don't have an NPR station that runs nthat program...

The US ‘Fat Man’ plutonium used on Nagasaki on Aug. 9, 1945 (bottom) and its twin, the Soviet ‘First Lightning plutonium bom tested in the Semipalatinsk on Aug. 29, 1949 (top)

The website for the NPR syndicated program “The Pulse” has already posted the full program, which begins with an interview of me about my book “Spy for No Country: The story of Ted Hall, the teenage atomic spy who may have saved the world.” (Prometheus Books, 2024), that interview, which runs about 35 minutes, is followed by a shorter interview with Sarah Scoles, author of “Countdown: The blinding of America’s nuclear weapons,” about the US’s controversial trillion-dollar nuclear arsenal “modernization” program.

My interview gives a good summary introduction to the book, and hopefully will leave listeners to dig into the book, which noted investigative journalist Robert Scheer has called, “An amazing story! A really important book, well documented and knowledgeable.”

Here’s a link to the podcast: Atomic Angst and the Teenage Spy

And please, forward this message to friends and family and urge them to listen and to get the book, which is available in hardcover, as an ebook, and which can be ordered from me for $20 plus $5 for domestic postage. (That’s $10 cheaper than retail, not even counting any shipping and handling other sellers would charge, plus ordering from me you get a signed copy.)