Episode 357: When the Sirens Are Gone: The Thiokol Disaster (Part Two)

David and Rachel continue discussing the interplay between aviation and federal regulation, this time with a story many of us can relate to about how those at the top often don't understand what's involved in what they want to do.

David and Rachel begin a multi-parter deep dive into the interplay between the aviation industry in the United States and its regulation (and deregulation) by the federal government. Buckle up, we’re in for a wild ride!

David and Rachel discuss the very unamusing deaths and injuries to take place over the history of the California's Great America amusement park.

David and Rachel discuss the long and hard-fought survival of Angelique Mott on Isle Royale in Lake Superior. Script by Nicole.

David and Rachel discuss the horror of the fire of the Ocean Monarch. Script by Stephen.

David and Rachel discuss the eccentric illusionist duo Siegfried & Roy and the abrupt end to their longstanding Las Vegas residency.

David and Rachel discuss the many tragic incidents that occurred at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix. Script by Ali.

David and Rachel discuss the Thiokol plant explosion in Woodbine, Georgia. Script by author Lee Hutch.

David and Rachel discuss the historical context and background of the Thiokol plant in Woodbine, Georgia. Script by author Lee Hutch.

David and Rachel discuss the deadliest avalanche in the history of North America. Script by Kristen H.