W.J. Hennigan

W.J. Hennigan, a national security reporter for the New York Times, joins Hiroshima survivors Chieko Kiriake and Keiko Ogura, who share their traumatic experiences from the atomic bombing. They discuss the recent Nobel Peace Prize awarded to their group, emphasizing the urgent warning they carry against nuclear arms today. Alongside personal stories, they reflect on the deep emotional scars and societal stigma survivors face. Their call for education and awareness highlights the critical need to prevent repeating history in today's nuclear landscape.