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The Atomic Show #081 – Five friendly atomic geeks

February 11, 2008 By Rod Adams 3 Comments

John Wheeler, Kirk Sorensen, Kelly Taylor, Robert Margolis and Rod Adams talk about nuclear news as of February 10, 2008. Topics include Indian Point, dash to gas, new plants, anti-nuclear antics Virtual round table discussion with four guests whose total nuclear experience is more than 100 years. John Wheeler – host of This Week in […]

Filed Under: Atomic politics, General, Podcast

The Atomic Show #080 – Charles Ferguson, Fellow for Science and Technology – Council on Foreign Relations

January 31, 2008 By Rod Adams 1 Comment

Interview with Charles Ferguson, Fellow for Science and Technology – Council on Foreign Relations. Warning – this is a long episode that ranges from topic to topic! Charles Ferguson, Fellow for Science and Technology – Council on Foreign Relations paid a visit to The Atomic Show. We engaged in a wide ranging discussion. We started […]

Filed Under: Atomic politics, Podcast

The Atomic Show #079 – Ft St Vrain, energy comparisons, UK nuclear decision

January 14, 2008 By Rod Adams 5 Comments

John Wheeler, Kelly Taylor, Robert Margolis, and Michael Stuart visit with Rod Adams about a variety of topics including Ft. St. Vrain, energy comparisons, energy price inflation, and the recent UK government decision to encourage new nuclear power plants. First of all, I apologize for the sound quality. I goofed something up with the settings […]

Filed Under: Atomic history, Gas Cooled Reactors, Podcast, Technical History Stories

Atomic Show 78 – Armond Cohen, Clean Air Task Force talks about carbon and nuclear neutrality

January 11, 2008 By Rod Adams

On Wednesday, January 9, I posted Atomic Show number 78, a chat with Armond Cohen, the Executive Director of the Boston-based nationally active environmental group called the Clean Air Task Force (CATF). Here is how the group describes its focus: Founded in 1996, the Clean Air Task Force (CATF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to […]

Filed Under: Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy, Podcast, Politics of Nuclear Energy

The Atomic Show #078 – Armond Cohen, Executive Director, Clean Air Task Force Air

January 10, 2008 By Rod Adams Leave a Comment

Armond Cohen and Rod Adams talk about coal power plant emissions, effort to require cleaner coal technology, and the Clean Air Task Force’s neutral position on nuclear power. On January 8, 2007 I chatted with Armond Cohen, the Executive Director of the Clean Air Task Force (CATF). Here is an excerpt from their About Us […]

Filed Under: Alternative energy, Podcast

The Atomic Show #077 – Robert Bryce, Managing Editor, Energy Tribune

January 4, 2008 By Rod Adams 2 Comments

Robert Bryce, Managing Editor of Energy Tribune and Rod Adams talk about Amory Lovins, ethanol, and the way that fossil fuel interests may benefit from anti-nuclear activism. Robert Bryce, the Managing Editor of Energy Tribune is an energy journalist who likes to do math. I like this guy A LOT. A November 2007 article titled […]

Filed Under: Atomic politics, Fossil fuel competition, Podcast

The Atomic Show #076 – Happy Nuke Year with John Wheeler, Kelly Taylor, and Rod Adams

January 1, 2008 By Rod Adams 1 Comment

John Wheeler, the host of This Week in Nuclear Podcast, Kelly Taylor, a stay at home mom with 21 years of experience in nuclear power plant work, and Rod Adams chat about nuclear prospects in 2008 On New Year’s Eve morning, John Wheeler, Kelly Taylor and I got together for a chat about the nuclear […]

Filed Under: Atomic politics, Podcast

The Atomic Show #075 – Ted Rockwell, Atomic Pioneer, tells Shippingport Atomic Power Station Story

December 20, 2007 By Rod Adams

Ted Rockwell has been there and done that when it comes to nuclear power plant design and construction. He was a key member of the team that built the Shippingport Atomic Power Station, the first solely commercial nuclear electric generating station in the world. On December 18, 1957, the Shippingport Atomic Power Station started supplying […]

Filed Under: Atomic history, Atomic Pioneers, Podcast, Pressurized Water, Technical History Stories

The Atomic Show #074 – Chat with Brian Paxton, MBendi Information Services, about Africa’s energy needs

December 6, 2007 By Rod Adams 1 Comment

Brian Paxton is the Managing Director of MBendi Information Services (Pty) Ltd. Brian is a long time energy industry professional currently focusing on providing information about African industry and development, particularly in the energy and mining sectors. Brian Paxton and I talked for about 50 minutes about a wide range of topics related to Africa […]

Filed Under: Alternative energy, Atomic politics, International nuclear, Podcast

The Atomic Show #073-2 – Gwyneth Cravens and Rip Anderson – author and tour guide for Power to Save the World

October 31, 2007 By Rod Adams 2 Comments

Gwyneth Cravens, a former anti-nuclear activist is a switcher who has just published a new book titled “Power to Save the World: The Truth About Nuclear Energy”. The tour guide for the journey that changed her mind was Rip Anderson, a scientist with a long history in nuclear research. Part II of a two part […]

Filed Under: Atomic Advocacy, Podcast

The Atomic Show #073-1 – Gwyneth Cravens and Rip Anderson – author and tour guide for Power to Save the World

October 30, 2007 By Rod Adams

Gwyneth Cravens, a former anti-nuclear activist is a switcher who has just published a new book titled “Power to Save the World: The Truth About Nuclear Energy”. The tour guide for the journey that changed her mind was Rip Anderson, a scientist with a long history in nuclear research. Part I of a two part […]

Filed Under: Atomic Advocacy, Podcast

The Atomic Show #072 – Interview with Dr. Jeremy Whitlock – creator of Canadian Nuclear FAQ

October 24, 2007 By Rod Adams

Dr. Jeremy Whitlock was one of the first nukes to recognize the value of web-based communications. He started the Canadian Nuclear FAQ in 1996. He is a second generation nuclear professional. Enjoy. Dr. Jeremy Whitlock is a second generation nuclear profession who lives with his family in Deep River, a town he describes as an […]

Filed Under: Atomic history, Atomic politics, International nuclear, Podcast

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