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NH #792: THE MOTH – Award-Winning Post-Nuclear-Apocalypse Film from First Nations Perspective – Michelle Derosier, Zoe Gordon
First Nations filmmaker Michelle Derosier & Zoe Gordon on their award-winning short film THE MOTH - a Native woman struggles to survive a nuclear disaster.
NH #791: SPECIAL: San Onofre Symposium – Is Full Decommissioning An Impossible Dream?
San Onofre Symposium featured scientists, politicians, energy analysts & activists - what will it take to fully decommission & remediate the nuclear site - and is it even possible?
NH #790: Diablo Canyon Nuclear Extension Dangers Exposed as Gov. Newsom Kicks Can Down the Road – Linda Seeley
Linda Seeley of San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace exposes why a Diablo Canyon operating extension to 2045 is a bad idea, from earthquake faults to health dangers.
NH #789: AI and Nukes to Power Them? An Unholy Alliance – Physicist M.V. Ramana
This Week’s Featured Interview: Physicist and author M. V. Ramana Physicist M.V. Ramana has been featured numerous times on Nuclear Hotseat and his input is highly prized here not only for his understanding of nuclear power’s failures, shortcomings, and dangers, but the clarity with which he can exp
NH #484: Chernobyl Truth, World Health Org. Lies - Alison Katz of Independent WHO
NH #376: United Nations Lies re: Fukushima Radiation - Dr. Alex Rosen, IPPNW REDUX
NH #533: Blast the Money Out of Nuclear Weapons! Susi Snyder, Don't Bank on the Bomb + Santa Susana Field Lab UPDATE w/Melissa Bumstead
NH #525: Reference Man Standard for Radiation Exposure Inadequate for Women, Girls, Boys - Mary Olson, Dave Lochbaum
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