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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2025 · 28 MIN

Marie Curie: The Woman Who Glowed in the Dark | Faces Of History Podcast

from Faces Of History · host Thee Duke Of New York

"She cracked the atom wide open — and it cracked her right back. Tonight on Faces Of History, Thee Duke Of New York tells the real story of Marie Curie: the girl from Warsaw who glowed in the dark, the woman who won two Nobels, and the scientist who paid for discovery with her own life. Subscribe, share, and listen in — because the world she split is the one we live in now."Did Marie Curie change the world for better or worse? Drop your thoughts below — radioactive or not."#FacesOfHistory #MarieCurie #WomenInScience #HistoryPodcast #Radioactivity #TheeDukeOfNewYork #TrueHistoryMarie Curie biography, Marie Curie podcast, Faces Of History, Nobel Prize history, radioactive legacy, women in science, history podcast, Thee Duke Of New York

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