Podcasts / audiobooks on the subject of mining history / disasters?

JRS

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Hello, as per the title really… does anyone have any good mining / caving audiobook recommendations - I’m doing a heck of a lot of driving with work lately and need something to ease the boredom! Thank you.
 
At one point, there was a good 1960s BBC radio broadcast about the Senghenydd colliery disaster on YouTube, but having had a look for it now I couldn't find it among the clickbait.
 
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There are some YouTube docs what are very good , some of these may work without watching them ?

Just another idea , I do recall a couple of English colliery ones .



Maybe see if Hartley colliery has an audio book .
 
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Well this morning I have listened to the 1996 Australian Beaconsfield incident as a podcast, two miners trapped in a very confined space for 14 days before being rescued. One person sadly was killed near where they were trapped. Made for very harrowing listening… poor blighters.
 
Well this morning I have listened to the 1996 Australian Beaconsfield incident as a podcast, two miners trapped in a very confined space for 14 days before being rescued. One person sadly was killed near where they were trapped. Made for very harrowing listening… poor blighters.
Yes I no the one , on the real survival stories there is a couple on there !

Truly horrible.
 
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This is caving related but I am going to share it here , since the thread is already started .

 
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