19 episodes
At 82, Peace Hero nun Sr. Megan Rice broke into Y-12, the US "Fort Knox" uranium stockpile, to protest nuclear weapons. Here's her story, straight out of prison.
Int'l Uranium Film Festival held in Navajo Nation brought together films, filmmakers, activists & community - 14 films exploring a full range of nuclear issues.
Iran can still build nuclear bombs. Dr. Gordon Edwards decodes uranium enrichment process & levels; they were already far above levels required for weapons.
At 83, Peace Hero nun Sr. Megan Rice broke into Y-12, the US "Fort Knox" uranium stockpile, to protest nuclear weapons. Here's her story, straight out of prison.
Int'l Uranium Film Festival kicked off its N. American tour in Navajo Nation w/11 films, creating a space for activists from 9 countries to network, plan.
The 1979 Church Rock uranium tailings pond spill in Navajo Nation - the biggest nuclear contamination accident in US history. Ex-miner, survivors, explain.
In this episode, learn why Russian uranium and reactor fuel rods are NOT sanctioned and continue to be delivered around the world.
This week we preview Nuclear Films for the Int'l Uranium Film Festival, including a first-ever panel of Indigenous uranium activists in N & S America.
Nuclear Racism: Navajo Nation’s Radioactive Legacy – Uranium mining disaster site: SRIC’s Chris Shuey on site at Church Rock, explaining the devastation of the 1979 uranium tailings pond spill of 94-million gallons of highly aci
At the Church Rock 40th anniversary of the spill of 90 million gallons of uranium-contaminated water into Navajo Nation's Puerco River.
Covid19/Nuclear impacts felt even in the wilds of the Grand Canyon as uranium mines cry crocodile tears in an attempt to grab stimulus money. Covid19/Nuclear UPDATE: This Week’s Featured Interview: Covid19/Nuclear impact – bad n
NUCLEAR UPDATE: Three Mile Island Alert billboard states the plain and ugly truth about the radioactive waste left behind – that closing the reactors is only the first step in an endless process. Listen Here: [powerpress] This Week
Uranium Miner Larry J. King (center) explains the site of the 1979 Church Rock uranium tailings pond breach that dumped more than 94 million gallons of uranium contaminated waste water into the adjacent Puerco River – a nuclear disast
Uranium mining disaster site: SRIC’s Chris Shuey on site at Church Rock, explaining the devastation of the 1979 uranium tailings pond spill of 94-million gallons of highly acidic radioactive waste into Puerco River on Navajo Nation la
Nuclear Earthquake fears for Diablo Canyon nuclear reactors (above) got kicked up by the 7.1 Ridgecrest quake on July 5. According to veteran activist Harvey Wasserman , if the quake had hit closer than its less than 200 miles from Diablo C
Radioactive Nuclear Reactors – Millstone Nuclear’s strontium 90 spew into surrounding community was exposed by the late Katie the Goat’s milk. Her great-granddaughter Victoria carries on the family tradition. This WeekR
Indigenous Nuclear activists (clockwise from upper left) Candyce Paul, webinar producers from the UK’s Stop New Nuclear, Ashish Birulee, and Leona Morgan This Week’s Featured Speakers: Indigenous Nuclear Genocide: The star
BREAKING: Nuclear Hotseat Producer/Host Libbe HaLevy will be interviewed by John B. Wells for Caravan to Midnight , airing Friday, July 8, 2016, available for download thereafter for a small fee. This Week’s Featured Interview:
INTERVIEWS: Leona Morgan of Diné No Nukes is a Diné (“Navajo”) advocate for clean water, focused on protecting her people and the land from new uranium mining and nuclear developments in the Southwest, specifically around