The Radium Girls — They Were Told It Was Safe
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The Radium Girls — They Were Told It Was Safe
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In 1917, young women painting watch dials with radium paint were taught to point their brushes with their lips — and told it was perfectly safe: the Radium Girls. The story is usually told as a tragedy of ignorance, but the buried record shows the company commissioned the science, buried the result, and paid doctors who called the dying women syphilis cases — this is what the paper trail actually says.Narrated by Harper.Music: Lightless Dawn by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), CC-BY 4.0More strange true history: youtube.com/@skippedpagesChapters:0:00 The Glow on the Walk Home1:16 Today: The Radium Girls1:32 The Textbook Version2:13 The Studio Floor — Lip, Dip, Paint4:20 They Knew — Lead Screens and Buried Studies6:36 The Sickness — Radium Jaw8:35 The Fight — New Jersey10:34 Ottawa — Catherine Donohue11:36 The Record They Left BehindNew stories every week — follow Skipped Pages so the next one's waiting for you.