In a gripping new podcast series, "Talc Tales," presenter and producer Phoebe Keane delves into the disturbing history and ongoing controversy surrounding the safety of talc-based products. Episode 1 of 17 is now available, offering listeners an eye-opening investigation into the presence of asbestos in everyday make-up and talcum powder products and the industry's response to these alarming claims.

As our legal team pursues claims against Johnson & Johnson, this podcast complements our efforts by shedding light on how manufacturers may have failed consumers. We are representing individuals who have suffered from cancer due to unnecessary exposure to asbestos in talcum powder products.

Phoebe Keane's investigation in "Talc Tales" uncovers unsettling parallels between the talc industry's tactics and those used by other major industries to cast doubt on scientific evidence and delay regulation. Much like the big tobacco companies' efforts to downplay the dangers of smoking or the oil industry's attempts to sow doubt about climate change, the talc industry has allegedly employed similar strategies to create controversy and confusion about the safety of their products.

This series is not just an exposé of past wrongdoings but a call to action. It highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability from manufacturers and urges regulators to prioritize consumer safety over corporate interests.

Tune in to "Talc Tales" Episode 1 now available, and stay informed as Phoebe Keane continues to unravel the disturbing truths behind the talc industry and its impact on public health.

Together, we can push for the changes necessary to protect future generations from similar harm. There is strength in numbers – Join us here.

BBC Podcast - Talc Tales