Hiroshima before and after – One bomb did all this. FYI – Modern U.S. nuclear weapons are 20-80 times more powerful. This Week’s SPECIAL Featured Interview: On the anniversary of the US atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, a look at what this meant for further generations’ health and psychology. Yuki Miyamoto is Nisei Hibakusha,...

This Week’s Featured Interview: Vina Colley Epidemiologist Joseph Mangano on Elevated Cancer Rates Around Piketon: Joseph Mangano Links: The Nuke Resister with Jack Cohen-Joppa Here for another nuclear “milk and cookies” storytelling time is Jack Cohen-Joppa of the Nuke Resister with another story from our shared history of activist resistance to nuclear reactors and weapons....

Trinity atomic bomb blast – one second into the Atomic Age – July 16, 1945 This Week’s Featured Interviews: Dr. Tommy Rock is a member of the Navajo Nation from Monument Valley, Utah. He got his Bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University in Environmental Geography and Recreational Management in 2002, received his Master’s degree from...

This Week’s Featured Interview: Greg Mello, co-founder and Executive Director of the Los Alamos Study Group ICAN Update with Alistair Burnett: Libbe’s Play ATOMIC BILL AND THE PAYMENT DUE – Staged Reading for Hiroshima Commemoration on Long Island! What is ATOMIC BILL AND THE PAYMENT DUE about?

This Week’s Featured Interview: Between 1966 and 1996, France conducted 193 nuclear weapons tests at the Moruroa and Fangataufa atolls in French Polynesia. This included 46 atmospheric tests that caused widespread radioactive fallout across the Pacific, contaminating an estimated 110,000 people —nearly the entire population of the territory at the time. Hinamoeura Morgant-Cross at the...

Dr. Michael Ketterer (l) and Brian M. Wilcox (r), collaborators and co-developers of the Arthur S. Ratcliffe Mobile Community Laboratory (Ratcliffe Lab). Michael is the Lab Manager and chemist, and Brian is the Chief Engineer and Physical Plant Manager. Seen here on location in Colorado. This Week’s Featured Interviews: Gundersen’s NRC Testimony on Palisades Restart...

This Week’s Featured Interview: International Uranium Film Festival Executive Director Marcia Gomes de Oliviera and Nuclear Hotseat producer/host Libbe HaLevy, who was given a Special Script Award by the IUFF Lynda Williams’ not-so-subtle logo for her upcoming podcast, Nuke Puke Song – Depleted Uranium – Words, Music, and Vocal by Lynda Williams: Numnutz of the...

Back to where it all began – Three Mile Island This Week’s 15th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL A Look Back at a Decade-and-a-Half of Nuclear Hotseat! Nuclear Hotseat started as a conference call (I didn’t know how to do a podcast) on June 14, 2011, only three months after the Fukushima nuclear disaster began. In the 15...

This Week’s Featured Interview: Joseph DeMare LINKS from the interview: To Contact the International Atomic Energy Agency: Nuclear Hotseat Hot Story with Linda Pentz Gunter The White House plans to let private companies use surplus plutonium in their experimental startup reactors. More insanity! The Nuclear Resister: Jack Cohen-Joppa How one man’s persistence first stigmatized, then...

This Week’s SPECIAL Featured Interview: United Nations report on the generational impact of nuclear radiation on women and children, written by Mary Olson of Generational Radiation Impact Project and Dr. Amanda M. Nichols. We all accept as proven scientific and medical fact that human exposure to ionizing radiation from nuclear weapons and their production is...