Episode Content:

• Ken's start with the Nuclear Arms Control Program at the Association for the Advancement of Science.  

• Why it is important to make technical nuclear concepts accessible to others.  

• How the theory of arms control is viewed then and now.  

• The lack of institutional adaptation and why it is essential to reform it.  

• The Cooperative Threat Reduction and the Nuclear Security Summit Process.  

• How the nuclear nonproliferation community and nuclear energy committee united.  

• The prejudice against nuclear and the issue of nuclear geopolitics.  

• The consequences of a disturbed supply chain.  

• Why the global security regime for nuclear power must be improved.  

• Cyber-nuclear and artificial intelligence.  

• The importance of maintaining the "New Iron Triangle."