Death in Ice Valley
The BBC has a prodigious number of
podcasts of all kinds available to listen to.
I started with 13 Minutes to the Moon about the
ill-fated Apollo 13 launch (the 50th anniversary) which has been
interrupted by another kind of disaster that has the world glued to their
radios and TVs, the virus. Presenter, Kevin Fong a medical doctor, has been
pulled away to assist the NHS to fight the pandemic. His narration is riveting—even
if we already know this story, it is well worth listening to.
Also from the BBC is a documentary
called Death in Ice Valley
about the mysterious body of a woman
found outside the city of Bergen in Norway in 1970. The podcast has been
tremendously popular since it first released in 2018. Ten Episodes. Eerily
enough is the sound effect of drumming rain in the background that lends an
atmosphere pf noir.
Death in Ice Valley has been downloaded or streamed a total of five
million times. An 11th episode, recorded in Bergen last week, has just gone
online
Read about the mystery here
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