Thinkers Lodge Histories
Cameron Blaikie
Welcome to Thinkers Lodge Histories! This podcast will be a short educational series that aims at showcasing the international importance of the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs. This series will explore the Conferences and their international implications beyond the walls of Thinkers Lodge itself, providing a much more in-depth discussion of how Pugwash grew from such humble beginnings to becoming one of the most important and influential transnational organizations of the Cold War.
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