Telling The Workers About Science
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Scientist Of The Everyday Man | 19980504 | 20001121 | The first of five stories about science. `Scientist of the everyday man' JBS Haldane spoke through the Daily Worker, making science available to the masses. Read by Gerard McDermott. |
| 02 | The Story Of A Carbon Atom | 19980505 | 20001122 | Five stories on the popularisation of science. 2: `The Story of a Carbon Atom' by Primo Levi. The engaging tale of an atom that mirrors each episode of its life in the course of an atmospheric journey through time. Read by Gerard McDermott. |
| 03 | The Colour Of Radium | 19980506 | 20001123 | By Eve Curie. Marie Curie's quest to purify radium. Read by Rachel Atkins |
| 04 | Green Mould In The Wind | 19980507 | 20001124 | By Sarah Reidman and Elton Gustafson. David Bannerman reads the story of Alexander Fleming's discovery of penicillin, in 1904. |
| 05 LAST | Relating Relativity | 19980508 | 20001125 | By Albert Einstein. A cultural icon in his own lifetime, Einstein was dedicated to disseminating his own immense scientific understanding. Read by Rachel Atkins |
Updated: 6/6/2013