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Welcome to Doomsday - the podcast that seeks to myth bust your favourite Armageddon scenario. Gidday, I’m your host
Wendy John…And in the late 90’s my friend Michelle and I sat in a darkened Brisbane cinema, crunching popcorn, totally enthralled by a disaster film called Dante’s Peak. Apart from the glory of Pierce Brosnan and girl crush Linda Hamilton we revelled in the sheer destructive power of volcanos and the rapid escalation of the eruption. The thought, that mother nature could annihilate life on Earth by eruption of a SUPER volcano – well that’s what I’m seeking to myth-bust today.
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