This is the first part of the new podcast series Nuclear Collateral Damage: Conversations with Survivors and Experts. In this series, we aim to raise awareness around the consequences of nuclear weapons testing and use through lifting up voices of previous and current generations who have been negatively impacted up until this day. In addition to this, we also draw attention to a kinship of nuclear weapons testing/use with colonial histories in different parts of the world. By addressing individual and collective traumas, we seek to revive, restore and reclaim human dignity.

In this episode of the podcast series, Youth Fusion spoke with Tina and Livia Cordova, activists and advocates from New Mexico, USA. The episode is divided into Part I and Part II, wherein the host of this series, Aigerim Seitenova, investigates the negative implications related to the Trinity Test, which was the first nuclear weapons testing carried out in the US that took place in South Central New Mexico. 

Aigerim Seitenova (Kazakhstan) interviewing Tina and Livia Cordova (New Mexico, US) for podcast series Nuclear Collateral Damage: Conversations with Survivors and Experts. In Part II above Livia Cordova shares her takes on the concerns of the younger generation in relation to nuclear testing and use.

The episodes are available on Spotify Part 1 and 2, Google Podcast Part 1 and 2,  and a number of other platforms

For a reading summary of the interview go to the blog article here, and visit thee Youth Fusion website to learn more about our initiatives. 

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