NH #223: Anti-Nuclear Films Rock! Uranium Film Festival, “Man Who Saved the World”

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.  Countries represented by the 29 films include  Japan, Germany, Italy, France, Macedonia, Spain, Denmark, Brazil, Poland, Austria, India, Ukraine, Ireland, Tajikstan,…

NH #222: Radioactive Legacy of Rocky Flats w/Author Kristen Iversen

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 Times goes in for hard core “hormesis” (no – Whore-YOU-sis) propaganda that completely undercuts its reputation as…

NH #221: FUKUSHIMA CONTAMINATION In Ocean, Biosphere w/Mary Beth Brangan on Mousseau, Buessler Info

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 Chernobyl and Fukushima, and Ken Buessler of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute on radiation testing of the Pacific Ocean and seafood. …

NH #220: Journalism’s Epic Nuclear Fail – Reporter Susannah Frame, Prof. Celine-Marie Pascale

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: Fukushima coverage. Do-it-yourself media, Social Media Supertips, w/Dave Parrish. http://lhalevy.audioacrobat.com/download/NH220-JournalismSpecial.mp3

NH #219 – Investigative Reporter Paul DiRienzo on WCS, WIPP, Three Mile Island

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 of the man who designed both Hanford in Washington state and Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania. NUMNUTZ OF THE WEEK: The Nuclear Regulatory…

NH #218: Inadvertent Radiation Special – Uranium in Midwest Aquifers and Drinking Water – Interview w/Karen Hadden

This Week’s Featured Interview: Karen Hadden, executive director of the Sustainabe energy and Economic Develoopment Coalition, or SEED Coalition environmental watchdog group based in Texas, on the discovery of high levels of uranium in U.S. aquifers that provide drinking water to six million Midwesterners. Listen Here: [powerpress] Numnutz of the Week: Kids – don’t try…

NH #217 – Ian Fairlie on Linear No Threshold Radiation Measurements vs. Radiation Deniers

  This Week’s Featured Interview: Dr. Ian Fairlie is an independent consultant on radiation risks and a former scientific secretary to the UK government’s Committee Examining Radiation Risks from Internal Emitters.  www.IanFairlie.org [powerpress] Numnutz of the Week UK Sellafield former engineer brews up a devil of a commemoration for the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. …

NH #216 – Organizations Psychosis and the Nuke Gang w/Dr. Lloyd C. Williams

Featured Interview: Dr. Lloyd C. Williams, an organizational psychologist, coach and management consultant to Fortune 100-level companies. Dr. Williams coined the term “organizational psychosis,” and considering how often we see crazy behavior by governments and corporations involved with nuclear, what he has to say goes a long way towards explaining in clinical terms not only…

NH #215: Student PSR’s Michelle Gin on Millennial Activists

LISTEN HERE: INTERVIEW: Michelle Gin, Program Coordinator for Student Physicians for Social Responsibility, who holds an MA in Public Health.  She talks on student anti-nuke organizing around the world and what it will take to attract Millennials to the anti-nuclear movement. NUMNUTZ OF THE WEEK: A floating nuclear reactor based on the technology used for…