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They Knew Which Way to Run

They Knew Which Way to Run

By: Apoorva Dixit and Molly Mulroy
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 They Knew Which Way to Run is a 7-part podcast series that tells the story of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy and what it means to survive a disaster. Bhopali-American and Fulbright Scholar Apoorva Dixit and her childhood friend and podcast producer Molly Mulroy present the story of the Tragedy and of the Bhopalis who were shaped but not defined by the disaster, of hope, of resilience, and of memory. Visit TheyKnewWhichWaytoRun.com to see photos of survivors, and make a donation to NGOs on the ground still supporting survivors and fighting for justice.Apoorva Dixit and Molly Mulroy World
Episodes
  • Episode 7: The Fighters Might Die - The Fight Never Will

    Episode 7: The Fighters Might Die - The Fight Never Will
    Jun 28 2022

    In the final episode of the series, Apoorva and Molly sit down with Apoorva's dad, a gas survivor, to reflect on the process of creating this podcast, what "They Knew Which Way to Run" really means, and the power of remembering.
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    38 mins
  • Episode 6: We're Not Flowers - We're Fire

    Episode 6: We're Not Flowers - We're Fire
    Jun 7 2022

    In Episode 6, we discuss how Bhopal may be today if the Tragedy had not happened, how the survivor-activists have changed since then, and the unbelievable heights they’ve reached present-day.
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    42 mins
  • Episode 5: "Mot Ka Silsila Abhi Bhi Jaari Hai" - The Ongoing Season of Death

    Episode 5: "Mot Ka Silsila Abhi Bhi Jaari Hai" - The Ongoing Season of Death
    May 24 2022

    In this episode, we learn about what’s happening in Bhopal today: a parallel crisis that was brewing under Bhopal at the same time as the gas tragedy, also the direct result of the Union Carbide factory.
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    38 mins
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