Join podcasting siblings Bambi and Jamie Chambers as they venture further into the ValueTales series from the 1980s with The Value of Learning: The Story of Marie Curie. In this episode they dissect the peculiar storytelling of an extraordinary scientist’s life—the only person to ever win a Nobel Prize in both physics and chemistry. She’s also one of the few people in history entombed in lead because her incredible discovery also killed her dead and left behind a corpse that would startle a geiger counter. Marie Curie is given much respect while the children’s book about her … not so much. But at least we learn the private concerns of an imaginary friend named “Fizz.” Check out their candid thoughts and insights on this unusual take on a scientific legend’s life story.

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