796 episodes and counting.
This Week’s Featured Interview: Joseph Mangano is an epidemiologist and executive director of the Radiation and Public Health Project (RPHP) research group. He and Dr. Janette Sherman recently published an article, An Invisible Epidem
WEST LAKE LANDFILL BREAKING NEWS The Senate has passed a bill to transfer remediation authority over the radioactive waste in the West Lake Landfill from the Environmental Protection Agency to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, putting the s
This Week’s Featured Interviews: Dr. Diane Sandler is doctor of Oriental medicine and a craniosacral therapist who has been practicing in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles for three decades. Her focus has been to support her pati
This Week’s Featured Interview: Patty Ameno grew up in Apollo, Pennsylvania, 35 miles NE of Pittsburgh… not realizing that her childhood home was directly across the street from the Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corporation. NUMEC,
Full program devoted to the radon risk hidden in the methane gas leak disaster at Porter Ranch in Los Angeles. This Week’s Featured Interviews: Kevin Kamps is the Nuclear Waste Watchdog for Beyond Nuclear . He gives an ove
This Week’s Featured Interview: Byron DeLear lives near the West Lake Landfill in North St. Louis, Missouri, and has been involved in clean energy issues as chairman and CEO of Energy Equity Funding. He is a columnist with Examiner.co
Nuclear Hotseat’s Year-End Review: A panoramic overview of 2015’s nuclear issues seen through the lens of Numnutz of the Week: THRILL to the daredevils who tempt fate by chowing down on Fukushima-grown food ! GASP at the audacit
Special Encore Presentation: To celebrate the end-of-year holidays, a reminder from May of one of 2015’s successes — the early release from prison of three brave peace activists who staged the 2012 peaceful protest against nucle
This week’s featured interview: Mitsuhei Murata is a career diplomat and former Japanese Ambassador to Switzerland who has been very outspoken in his opposition to Japan’s nuclear policies, especially since Fukushima began in 20
This Week’s Featured Interview: Kevin Hester was born in New Zealand and became involved in the early 1980’s in that country’s environmental movement, which was heavily influenced by the anti-nuclear activities that resulted in
This Week’s Featured Interviews: Ed Smith , who is with the Missouri Coalition for the Environment , explains the proposed legislation to put Federal supervision of the West Lake Landfill under the Army Corps of Engineers and the Form
This Week’s Featured Interviews: Kumar Sundaram is a true firebrand of an international activist in India’s fight against nuclear technology. Kumar is a Research Consultant with the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Pe
THIS WEEK’S FEATURE INTERVIEW: Karen Nickle is a long time resident of the North St. Louis area who grew up close to Coldwater Creek , where a social media survey revealed a cancer cluster caused by Manhattan Project-era radioac
THIS WEEK’S FEATURED INTERVIEW Mary Olson is Director of the Southeast Office for Nuclear Information and Resource Service, or NIRS, on the impact of radiation and how it wrecks disproportionately greater havoc on females than males.
THIS WEEK’S INTERVIEWS: Byron DeLear lives within seven miles of the West Lake Landfill. He has been involved in clean energy issues as chairman and CEO of Energy Equity Funding. He is a columnist with Examiner.com, was founder
A full-length Nuclear Hotseat SPECIAL on the West Lake Landfill in North St. Louis – a Manhattan Project-era radioactive waste dump – and the encroaching underground fire less than a quarter mile away. FEATURED INTERVIEWS: The h
THIS WEEK’S FEATURED INTERVIEWS: Diane Turco , one of the founders of Cape Cod Downwinders , discusses ongoing issues at the Pilgrim Nuclear facility in Massachusetts, which is going to be shut down… by the end of 2019. Donna Gi
THIS WEEK’S EXTENDED INTERVIEW: Tim Deere-Jones , an independent marine pollution consultant in the UK, explains how radiation from the UK’s Sellafield ended up in the Arctic and Alaska , and applies sea-to-land dispersal patter
Interviews: Mr. Masahiko Goto , representing the Yokusuka-based anti-nuclear group, Coalition Concerning Homeporting of the Nuclear Powered Carrier Vessel, on a ctivist opposition to the return of the USS Reagan to Japan ; Carol Jahnkow , D
FEATURED INTERVIEWS: Norbert Suchanek , Director of the International Uranium Film Festival , reports from events in Berlin about the week’s screenings and specific films, plus plans to bring the IUFF to Los Angeles next year.&n
INTERVIEW: Author Kristen Iversen on the history of the Manhattan Project and plutonium trigger manufacturing waste at Rocky Flats, which is about to open as a Colorado Wildlife Refuge <!>. NUMNUTZ OF THE WEEK: The New York Tim
INTERVIEW: Mary Beth Brangan of Ecological Options Network (EON3) reports on the recent California event she helped to produce: FUKUSHIMA CONTAMINATION In the Ocean and in the Biosphere with scientists Timothy Mousseau on mutations at Chern
INTERVIEWS: Susannah Frame, award-winning investigative reporter for KING 5 (NBC Seattle) on her two years of investigations into the Hanford site. Prof/Dr Celine-Marie Pascale on mainstream media’s epic fail re: Fukushim
Featured Interview: Investigative journalist Paul DeRienzo reveals the political manipulations, intimidation tactics and loose-and-fast burying of nuclear waste at WCS in West Texas, along with personal recollections of growing up the son o