Podcast: The Titanic Rescue
Episode 1 of the brand new Singular Discoveries podcast: The unsung heroes who saved 700 souls
More than 1500 people went down with the Titanic. But more than 700 survived. The first episode of the Singular Discoveries podcast tells the story of the men, the ship, and the technology that rescued them.
This is season 1, episode 1 of “Singular Discoveries”, a narrative history podcast telling true stories from the forgotten corners of the past. The first episode brings to life a previous edition of the newsletter, The Titanic Rescue.
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Episode 1 Season 1: The Titanic Rescue
Written and produced by Paul Brown. Based on The Titanic Rescue.
Transcript (PDF): https://bit.ly/49268zB
Show notes with credits: https://bit.ly/46IcySN
More about the podcast: https://singulardiscoveries.substack.com/t/podcast/
Podcast links: https://pod.link/1708869129/
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