Adi Roche
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152 appearances
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 25 Apr
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A young 70-year-old, I have to say.
Do you know something?
I'm a believer now in not having a life plan because if I had known then what we would have to do subsequently, I swear to God, I would have run a million miles in the opposite direction because I would have said I don't have the expertise, I don't have the money or the capacity.
Do you know, sometimes it's important to go with the impulses of the heart.
But listening to the broadcast there from BBC brought so many memories back from that time because we're just on the cusp of the actual anniversary.
And in a sense, it's like as if a new word enters the history of the English language.
entered into the history of world disasters and the world itself, the word Chernobyl.
And in a sense, Chernobyl has become a symbol, like a potent metaphor, actually, for catastrophe.
And in a sense, it's like a cautionary tale of we need to take heed.
Well, the gas thing is everybody thinks we're misspelling in all of our press statements and on our website.
And, you know, we have a big banner dropped off Liberty Hall, by the way.
Hope you see it when you're driving home that says Chernobyl is forever.
Chernobyl.
This is a political thing.
The United Nations passed a regulation and they've asked all countries to acknowledge the Ukrainian spelling as opposed to the E, which is the Russian spelling.
The Russian spelling, yes.
We have gone in solidarity with Ukraine.
And so we've changed it all.
But it's causing huge confusion.
Thanks for clarifying.
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