Podcasts about nuclear radiation

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This Week's Featured Interview: The next United Nations Climate Change conference, COP 29, is scheduled to be held in Baku, Azerbaijan from 11 to 22 November, 2024 – an annual bone tossed to those who are striving to reverse the climate catastrophe despite not having any power to do so. Incessant pro-nuclear doubletalk has infested...

Prof. Robert “Bo” Jacobs and his brilliant book NUCLEAR BODIES: The Global Hibakusha This Week's Featured Interview: This is a. SPECIAL full-length interview with Prof. Robert “Bo” Jacobs on his book, NUCLEAR BODIES: The Global Hibakusha.

Last summer's blockbuster “Oppenheimer” took home best picture for a stirring portrayal of the man behind the world's most dangerous weapon. But there's a part the story left out: the devastation wrought by nuclear weapons testing on communities here in the US. Abdul reflects on the broader fallout of producing weapons of war. Then he talks to Tina Cordova, co-founder and Executive Director of the Tularosa Basin Downwinders Consortium, and Dr. Chanese Forté, a scientist with the Global Security Program of the Union of Concerned Scientists about the testing fallout — and what it spells for the future.

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Tina Cordova, organizer of the Tularosa Basin Trinity Downwinders, and Kevin Kamps, Radioactive Waste Watchdog from Beyond Nuclear, team up on today's show with updates of healthcare legislation aimed to […] The post Nuclear radiation hazards updates appeared first on WORT-FM 89.9.

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This episode is the digitally enhanced re-release of 'Nuclear Power-is it rational to worry?' episodes 21 and 22 from October 2020 where I interviewed D.J. LeClear, 'The Rad Guy', before he started his successful YouTube channel dealing out short educational videos on nuclear radiation, and before he grew that magnificent handlebar moustache. If you've been with me since 2020, please enjoy this blast from the past. If you are new to The Rational View, you will love this coherent and incisive discussion about the myths surrounding nuclear radiation, initially released in two parts. D.J. has been in nuclear power and radiation health physics since his enlistment in the Naval Nuclear Program where he did radiochemistry and radiation protection aboard the USS Harry S. Truman. Currently, he works in health emergency preparedness as a technical expert for radiation hazards. He has a bachelor of science in Nuclear Engineering Technology and he is enrolled in the Health Physics Master's program at Illinois Institute of Technology.  In his spare time, he practices science communication by running the Facebook page "The Pragmatic Environmentalist" and his new YouTube channel "The Rad Guy". Register for my newsletter at TheRationalView.ca Join the Facebook discussion @TheRationalView Twitter @AlScottRational Instagram @The_Rational_View #TheRationalView #podcast #nuclearenergy #radiation #myths #greenenergy #atomicenergy 

Today marks 70 years since Britain conducted the first nuclear tests in Australia, which took place on WA's north coast. More than half a century on – and rather incredibly – marine scientists have discovered there remains a radiation risk to marine life and tourists.  The extensive project saw the collection and subsequent testing of more than 100 samples of marine sediment and marine life from the underwater ecosystem of the archipelago of islands.  The findings follow a four-year study led by Edith Cowan University (ECU) PhD student  Madison Hoffman, who joins us to explain. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Wayne's 1956 film The Conqueror was a historical biopic about Genghis Khan far worse than you can imagine. The All-American legend was in full Fu Manchu make-up and depicted the Great Khan as a Mongol madman. He was given Shakespear-esque dialogue that was as grandiose as it was misapplied to the Duke loose way of speaking (one example: “I feel this Tartar woman is for me, and my blood says, take her.”) It was a film so embarrassing that it disappeared from print for over a quarter century. Worse yet, half its cast and crew met their demise bringing the film to life by being exposed to nuclear radiation while on set. To get into this story is today's guest Ryan Uytdewilligen, author of “Killing John Wayne, the Making of the Conqueror. Filmed during the dark underbelly of the 1950s—the Cold War—when nuclear testing in desolate southwestern landscapes was a must for survival, the very same landscapes were where exotic stories set in faraway lands could be made. Just 153 miles from the St. George, Utah, set, nuclear bombs were detonated regularly at Yucca Flat and Frenchman Flat in Nevada, providing a bizarre and possibly deadly background to an already surreal moment in cinema history. We discuss the story of the making of The Conqueror, its ignominious aftermath, and the radiation induced cancer that may have killed John Wayne and many others.

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The movie, Captain Phillips, is In April 2009, the U.S. container ship Maersk Alabama sails toward its destination on a day that seems like any other. Suddenly, Somali pirates race toward the vessel, climb aboard and take everyone hostage. The captain of the ship, Richard Phillips (Tom Hanks), looks to protect his crew from the hostile invaders, and their leader, Muse (Barkhad Abdi). The pirates are after millions of dollars, and Phillips must use his wits to make sure everyone survives and returns home safely. While the Media portrays heroes of the Euro descendants as moral standards, the reality is that the US and EU are responsible for Nuclear Radiation waste off the shores of East Africa in the area of Somalia. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2005/3/4/tsunami-exposes-somalia-toxic-waste#:~:text=In%20the%20late%201980s%2C%20European,1991%2C%20according%20to%20UN%20officials. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theforefront/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theforefront/support

In the last two weeks, news of skirmishes around Ukraine's nuclear power plants are producing a lot of anxiety. That's not even taking into account that Russian President Vladimir Putin has put Russian nuclear forces on high alert. Should something unimaginable happen, what risk does nuclear fallout pose to Washington State?

KTTH's own Bryan Suits is in to discuss how Seattle's mayor unveils plan to ramp up police presence downtown amid surge in violence. // KIRO Traffic God Chris Sullivan gives us an update on our local concrete drivers as their strike enters its fourth month. //  Dr. William Zinnanti MD Ph.D. is in to chat about Nuclear Radiation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nuclear Contamination in Ohio as Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant demolition spreads radioactive particles to air & water in adjacent neighborhoods, Sioto River. DOE busted on its own data! Dr. Michael Ketterer explains.

From 1945 to 1962, the United States conducted nuclear mining in Northern Arizona and nuclear testing in Southern Nevada. Yet the government failed to warn people in the area of the radiation risks posed by that work and the health hazards associated with it, including various forms of cancer. Then in 1990, Congress passed the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. It established a lump sum compensation for individuals who contracted illnesses in the aftermath of the testing. The program was later expanded in 2000 and is set to close its eligibility to individuals in 2022.  Rep. Greg Stanton, D-Ariz., is sponsoring a bill to extend the eligibility to include Mohave County and Nevada's Clark County in the federal fund. Last week, the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing to listen to testimony from people in the affected areas.  That included Mohave County Supervisor Jean Bishop, who grew up in the affected area and developed cancer due to the nuclear testing.  In this week's episode of The Gaggle: An Arizona politics podcast, hosts Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Ronald J. Hansen are joined by Bishop as she recounts her childhood in the impacted area. You'll also hear from Stanton on his outlook of the bill and why he took up the issue. 

A tour of the toxic, radioactive lands around Los Alamos, New Mexico, site of the WWII Manhattan Project site where the first atomic bombs were built. The area is still radioactive, with homes being built on hot spots - and now the Los Alamos National Lab (LANL) is gearing up to build more plutonium pits - bomb triggers for ever bigger, more deadly nuclear bombs. Joni Arends of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety explains it all.

A tour of the toxic, radioactive lands around Los Alamos, New Mexico, site of the WWII Manhattan Project site where the first atomic bombs were built. The area is still radioactive, with homes being built on hot spots - and now the Los Alamos National Lab (LANL) is gearing up to build more plutonium pits - bomb triggers for ever bigger, more deadly nuclear bombs. Joni Arends of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety explains it all.

A tour of the toxic, radioactive lands around Los Alamos, New Mexico, site of the WWII Manhattan Project site where the first atomic bombs were built. The area is still radioactive, with homes being built on hot spots - and now the Los Alamos National Lab (LANL) is gearing up to build more plutonium pits - bomb triggers for ever bigger, more deadly nuclear bombs. Joni Arends of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety explains it all.

The hearing that will listen to citizen reactions to BWXT’s application to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) for a licence to produce nuclear fuel pellets in a Peterborough residential neighbourhood is less than 2 weeks away. On March 4, 5 & 6, CNSC’s commissioners come to town to receive reactions from 170 citizen intervenors, […]

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Our expert politics panel, diminished in number but not in spirit, tackles many of the crucial municipal, provincial and federal issues of the day with characteristic aplomb, penetrating perspicacity and devastating humour. What’s on tap? Restricted lake fountains, radioactive fuel pellets, surging property taxes, widening streets, skinny budgets, class-action law-suits over drinking water quality, teacher […]

Most people think that it's impossible to survive a nuclear bomb. It is if you're stuck in the fallout plume or come outside before it's safe and get a lethal dose of radiation. But, is it possible to increase your chances of surviving a nuclear bomb? Dr. Andrew Karam, a world-wide nuclear radiation expert says it absolutely is. In this episode, Dr. Erin Stair chats with Dr. Andrew Karam. He will talk about where you should go once you hear a nuclear bomb is launched, how much time you have to prepare, what you should eat, drink, what you should do for your kids and pets, and he even talks about when it's okay to use hair conditioner again. And, since Iran was in the news recently, he talks about their nuclear capabilities, which might listen folks from an international relations perspective. Dr. Karam has a doctorate degree in environmental sciences and a masters degree in geological sciences. He's a graduate of the Naval Chemistry and Radiological Controls School and the Naval Nuclear Power School. Since 1981, Andy has worked in the radiation safety field. He started out working for the Navy and designed numerous radiation safety courses for the military and universities, including The University of Rochester, Rochester Institute of Technology, American University of Kosovo and The Center for Advanced Defense Studies. He's a board-certified international consultant for all radiological and nuclear matters, including radiological terrorism, and has consulted for the NYPD Counterterrorism division, NYC Department of Health, NASA Lewis Research Center, Honeywell, the International Atomic Energy Agency, Panama Canal, the Canadian Army, Constellation Energy group and more. He's worked as a professor and has written over 200 peer-reviewed articles, several books and over 100 technical papers on the subject. Listen, subscribe and if you have any questions, contact erin at erin@bloomingwellness.com

In Part 2 Jim Dufresne, a former GE worker with 42-years of experience, including over 20 years working in the nuclear side of the plant, explains his doubts.

Three representatives from BWXT make the case for the safety of their nuclear fuel manufacturing operation in Part 1 of this episode. This plant is located in the middle of a residential neighbourhood. An elementary school is across the road from the proposed plant.

Three member of Citizens Against Radioactive Neighbourhoods or CARN explain what citizens can do to help stop BWXT from manufacturing nuclear fuel pellets in a residential neighbourhood in Peterborough. For more details on taking action, go to: https://www.nopellets.ca/interventions

Three volunteers from Citizens Against Radioactive Neighbourhoods (CARN) explain why they are encouraging a community resistance movement against BWXT’s application for 10-year license to manufacture nuclear fuel pellets in a residential neighbourhood in Peterborough.

Three volunteers from Citizens Against Radioactive Neighbourhoods (CARN) explain why they are encouraging a community resistance movement against BWXT’s application for 10-year license to manufacture nuclear fuel pellets in a residential neighbourhood in Peterborough.

Listen to what 3 international students at Fleming College have to say about how they have been received while pursuing their studies in Peterborough. They find that our local citizens are generally very patient and helpful, our winters are intimidating, and our food is bland. They have some hilarious observations about our legendary Canadian politeness, including our penchant for saying 'sorry' to inanimate objects.

In Part 1, our politics panel assesses the fallout from Andrew Scheer’s resignation as Conservative party leader. In Part 2 , the panel looks back at the performance of Peterborough’s city council in 2019.

In Part 1, our politics panel assesses the fallout from Andrew Scheer’s resignation as Conservative party leader. In Part 2 , the panel also looks back at the performance of Peterborough’s city council in 2019.

Author and economist Evelyn Forget makes the case for a national Basic Income strategy in order to eliminate poverty in Canada.

5 activists and citizen advocates explore the priorities for action in the Peterborough area for addressing the threat of disruptive climate change.

Our politics panel reviews the October 2019 federal election results and offers their thoughts on what the parties must do to respond to the message they received from the voters.

Listen to our politics panel look at the final week of the election campaign and make their predictions. This election is too close to call.

Our politics panel gives us an update on Peterborough's homeless campers, followed by an in-depth assessment of the federal election campaign, locally & nationally.

Our politics panel tries to understand homelessness & the housing crisis in Peterborough, then they delve into racism, leadership, violence and endorsements in the federal election campaign.

Our political panel looks at Peterborough's homelessness crisis and explores what can be done to deal with the sudden appearance of Tent City and the long-term problem of a lack of affordable housing for vulnerable people.

Our politics panel assesses the impact of the Ethics Commissioners findings concerning Justin Trudeau's handling of the SNC Lavalin affair. The panel also looks at how the campaign is going for other parties.

4 Peterborough poets explore how to gauge the readiness of an audience to fully hear & understand their work.

4 Peterborough poets explore how to gauge the readiness of an audience to fully hear & understand their work.

Listen to Peterborough's Deputy Chief of Police, our Medical Officer of Health and a city councilor along with two residents with lived experience of opioids discuss the extent of Peterborough's opioid crisis and what can be done to help those who wish to get off these potentially lethal drugs. Listen to Part 1 before listening to Part 2 in order to get the full context of this discussion.

Listen to Peterborough's Deputy Chief of Police, our Medical Officer of Health and a city councilor along with two residents with lived experience of opioids discuss the extent of Peterborough's opioid crisis and what can be done to help those who wish to get off these potentially lethal drugs.

Clear and Present Danger  We've heard about Anthropogenic (human-generated) Climate Change, and less frequently the threat of a nuclear war between rival super powers as the biggest threats facing humanity and life on this planet. There are however less talked about dangers which are just as pressing and demanding of attention. Seldom are these perils confronted in any serious way. The first of these, that will be explored in this week's Global Research News Hour radio programme, is the threat posed by nuclear radiation from the nuclear industry. The Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear facility, which became crippled by an earthquake and tsunami almost four years ago, is estimated to have released over 25 million billion becquerels of Cesium-137 radiation into the ocean in just the four months following the disaster. [1] According to a major study, in the 14 weeks following the Fukushima meltdowns, radio-active fall-out that descended on North America resulted in 14,000 excess US deaths. [2] There are dozens of other nuclear plants in the US and around the world that could likewise melt down as infrastructure breaks down. Nuclear radiation in the air, water, and food supply represent a clear and present threat to all life on this planet. Another critical concern is the amount of toxic material being deliberately being inserted into the atmosphere, apparently with the aim of affecting climate. courtesy: Geoengineeringwatch.org   Commonly referred to as ‘chemtrails,' the release of reflective microscopic particles by aircraft in order to affect the amount of sunlight reaching the earth is having an impact not only on weather, but on human, plant and animal health. These and other weather modification techniques have been not only contemplated, but in effect for decades, as is well documented. (see document above.) Yet, discussion of these artificial climate control mechanisms is virtually absent from all mainstream around climate change. In fact, like counternarratives around the 9/11 attacks, ongoing geo-engineering programs through ‘chemtrailing', solar radiation management, HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program ) and other mechanisms is commonly referred to as a ‘conspiracy theory' in public discourse. This week's Global Research News Hour introduces these planetary perils with two outspoken, passionate and knowledgeable guests. Mimi German is a self-described Earth Activist, with the grassroots group No Nukes Northwest, and is founder of Radcast.org which monitors radiation readings world-wide. She speaks to the nuclear question in the first half hour. Dane Wigington has an extensive background in the field of solar energy, a licensed contractor and a former employee of Bechtel. The founder of the information site geoengineeringwatch.org, Wigington is convinced that geo-engineering is the number one threat facing humanity at present, and expands on his research in the second half hour. Useful Resources for this week's programme: https://nonukesnw.wordpress.com/ FukushimaResponse.org http://radcast.org  Geoengineeringwatch.org

The Caldicott Foundation - recently held a forum on Nuclear Power and the Impact from FUKUSHIMA. Since the ongoing  NEWS BLACKOUT ON ALL BAD NUKE NEWS. PNN has decided to replay excerpts from the Conference so that you can hear and understand some of the serious issues that "FALLOUT" from FUKUSHIMA. You'll hear about the History of Nuclear POWER, Becquerels will be explained. You'll hear about the effects of radiation and you'll learn about tactics to keep yourself safe from Nuclear Radiation. TUNE IN March 24th 7PM Eastern or Listen Anytime Join News Director Rick Spisak and Guest Host, Gwen Holden Barry of There be Monsters to discuss the information presented at the conference  

Levels of nuclear radiation disasters; Fox News' Adam Housley was at the Giants game last night and reports on what he saw; Bryan Stow's cousin Kelly comes on to promote Chili's restaurants doing fundraising for Bryan - just mention his name tomorrow (April 13) and 15% of your bill goes to help him; Palin said she thinks Obama was born in Hawaii; Pakistan says no to drones and the CIA in its country; Video of 6 year old girl getting a through pat-down by TSA agent.

Jimmy Hara MD, from UCLA, explains the nature of radiation, how it spreads and even gets into the food and water chains, potassium iodide, radiation induced cancer, sieverts. and other ill effects it has on life after prolonged or excessive exposure. His comments reflect the public health concerns following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear incident.