Todd runs the US Nuclear Industry Council and Dr. Baranwal works for Westinghouse. They talk about the latest technologies and how they are impacting the world.

Tim Echols talks nuclear energy with WNE Founder, Gerard Kottman, and studio guests Dr. David Gattie and Danny Johnson. In the last segment, Congressman Mark Cojuangco joins.

In this episode, Tim travels to the World Nuclear Exhibition and speaks with nuclear engineer Dr Yung Liu and Andra’s Sébastien Farin.

Kitty Adams, founder of Adopt-a-charger, joins to share how the non-profit got started. Then Jake Hopkins and Sam Collier discuss the impact of the vision trip to California organized by Commissioner Echols

Brian Johnson from Peacthree Corners, GA, John Asbell from Georgia Power, Stephanie Valdez Streaty from Cox Automotive, and KC Boyce talk about all they have learned at the "Come See the Future" Conference in California.

Tim goes on the road with leaders who want to find out more about California's vast EV charging network. What is working? What is not?

Meredith Angwin previously worked at the respected EPRI, but now focusing on her book, Shortening the Grid. Mike Bradford runs Project Share in GA for the Salvation Army and shares how everyone can get involved with helping the poor with their energy bills during the holiday season and beyond.

More than half the buses coming off the Blue Bird line run on either propane or CNG. Learn how buses are fueled and the environmental benefits of propane. Commissioner Ted Terry talks about DeKalb County's sustainability efforts.

In this episode, Tim Echols visits with Allen Berg about racing, Commissioner Ted Terry about DeKalb and Bill Nussey on solar. Allen was a Formula 1 racer and now has a racing school. Bill Nussey is a Georgia Tech grad and solar developer

Angelica Oung joins Tim Echols to talk about Taiwan’s economy, energy and people. She is a wind energy reporter, but in this episode Tim Echols shares about Taiwan's 26 million people, 14 million scooters and their disappearing nuclear plants, an island just 100 miles from Mainland China.