Host Ava Grey uncovers the corporate conspiracy behind the Radium Girls—young factory workers poisoned by employers who knew the truth but chose profit. Through buried records and legal delays, discover how companies weaponized deception against women who glowed with toxicity, and why this cautionary tale still echoes today.

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Join host Ava Grey as she examines the Radium Dial Company case in Ottawa, Illinois—where workers were poisoned with radium despite management's knowledge of an identical tragedy in New Jersey. This episode dissects corporate denial playbooks and Catherine Donohue's landmark lawsuit while dying from radium poisoning.

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Ava Grey examines the 1928 US Radium Corporation case, where five dying women fought a corporation whose legal strategy was waiting for plaintiffs to die. A chilling study in corporate power weaponizing the legal system against poisoned workers.

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Host Ava Grey examines the US Radium Corporation's deadly deception in 1920s New Jersey, where young women licked radium-laced paintbrushes while executives hid behind lead screens. The episode covers how the company denied evidence, falsified reports, and blamed victims as over fifty women perished from radiation poisoning.

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