Nuclear Hotseat

Nuclear Hotseat

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Nuclear Hotseat episodes

  • Nuclear Hotseat #156: 3rd Anniversary Special!
    Nuclear Hotseat celebrates three years of weekly production with a brief look back at where it all began. Plus a featured interview w/Don Hancock of Southwest Research and Information Center on the continuing situation at the WIPP site in Carlsbad, NM, site of the February 14 plutonium leak. AND: Fukushima children's thyroid cancer cases increasing, ice wall around reactors refuses to freeze, Pacific Ocean continues ecological catastrophe as more species collapse, Greenpeace say French renewables cheaper than nukes by 2019, and what makes Pakistan smarter than the US? HINT: it's not the cheese...
    1 hr
  • Nuclear Hotseat #156: 3rd Anniversary Special!
    Nuclear Hotseat celebrates three years of weekly production with a brief look back at where it all began. Plus a featured interview w/Don Hancock of Southwest Research and Information Center on the continuing situation at the WIPP site in Carlsbad, NM, site of the February 14 plutonium leak. AND: Fukushima children's thyroid cancer cases increasing, ice wall around reactors refuses to freeze, Pacific Ocean continues ecological catastrophe as more species collapse, Greenpeace say French renewables cheaper than nukes by 2019, and what makes Pakistan smarter than the US? HINT: it's not the cheese...
    1 hr
  • Nuclear Hotseat #156: 3rd Anniversary Special!
    Nuclear Hotseat celebrates three years of weekly production with a brief look back at where it all began. Plus a featured interview w/Don Hancock of Southwest Research and Information Center on the continuing situation at the WIPP site in Carlsbad, NM, site of the February 14 plutonium leak. AND: Fukushima children's thyroid cancer cases increasing, ice wall around reactors refuses to freeze, Pacific Ocean continues ecological catastrophe as more species collapse, Greenpeace say French renewables cheaper than nukes by 2019, and what makes Pakistan smarter than the US? HINT: it's not the cheese...
    1 hr
  • Nuclear Hotseat #156: 3rd Anniversary Special!
    Nuclear Hotseat celebrates three years of weekly production with a brief look back at where it all began. Plus a featured interview w/Don Hancock of Southwest Research and Information Center on the continuing situation at the WIPP site in Carlsbad, NM, site of the February 14 plutonium leak. AND: Fukushima children's thyroid cancer cases increasing, ice wall around reactors refuses to freeze, Pacific Ocean continues ecological catastrophe as more species collapse, Greenpeace say French renewables cheaper than nukes by 2019, and what makes Pakistan smarter than the US? HINT: it's not the cheese...
    1 hr
  • NH #155: BREAKING: 1st USS Reagan Death + Voices f/Japan: Komoro Homestay w/Laura & Giichi Inoue

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    DOWNLOAD HERE:
    http://lhalevy.audioacrobat.com/download/9be8296a-eae1-763b-5077-de36432384a6.mp3

    BREAKING - A NUCLEAR HOTSEAT EXCLUSIVE:

    First death of a USS Ronald Reagan sailor hit by radiation from Fukushima Daiichi while on the humanitarian aid Operation Tomodachi.  Information just released today by the legal team representing the USS Reagan sailors in their billion dollar lawsuit against TEPCO.



    Military honors for the late Theodore A. Holcomb, formerly  of the USS Ronald Reagan and one of the sailors represented in the billion dollar lawsuit against TEPCO.
    FEATURED - VOICES FROM JAPAN:

    Laura and Giichi Inoue run Komoro Homestay, a program which sponsors Fukushima families with small children to come to the relative safety of the Komoro/Nagano region to alleviate the stress of their daily lives .   They provide educational materials and the chance to speak honestly about their fears and stresses - a rarity in Japan.  To contact Komoro Homestay, go to:
    https://www.facebook.com/groups/299490890226766/


    For those who wish to share practical radiation-related material with Komoro Homestay, send an email to: [email protected]. 

    NUMNUTZ OF THE WEEK:

    Canadian Nuclear "Safety" Commission has the gall to produce report saying that while the rest of the world's radioactive materials may cause cancer, their s**t don't stink and their radiation won't hurt you... unless... well sometimes... maybe... but not very often... no, really (said Pinnochio as his nose grew longer...).

    PLUS:

    • NRC needs to "duck and cover" as Sen. Barbara Boxer demands accountability and Sen. Ed Markey blows the lid off NRC reprisals against employees who stand up for safety;

    Sen. Boxer On Fire re: Wild Fire Within 1/2 mile of San Onofre Nuke Plant - a video by Myla Reson

    • Vermont Yankee critics use laugh track on NRC and Entergy spokesmodels;
    • Radioactive groundwater spikes under Indian Point NPP;
    • TEPCO admits it hasn't a clue what's happening with the melted core or the water leaks at Fukushima;
    • Japan forgets to report on its hidden stash of 80-bombs-worth of weapons grade plutonium - OOPS!
    • Midwest activists unveil media campaign against new Fermi 3 nuke in Michigan:


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    Billboard campaign against proposed new Fermi 3 nuclear reactor in Michigan[/caption]


    LINKS:

    Ace investigative reporter Susannah Frame reports on  workers denied medical care benefits after toxic exposure at the Hanford Site for KING 5 News in Seattle:
    http://www.king5.com/news/investigators/For-injured-Hanford-workers-its-deny-deny-deny-260041531.html

    Contact information for Sister Megan Rice:
    Metropolitan Detention Center
    PO Box 329002
    Brooklyn, NY  11232

    Contact information for Michael Walli, 92108-020
    FCI McKeanFederal Correctional Institution
    PO Box 8000
    Bradford, PA  16701

    Contact information for Gregory Boertje-Obed 08052-016
    USP Leavenworth
    PO Box 1000
    Leavenworth, KS  66048

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  • Nuclear Hotseat #155: Voices f/Japan - Komoro Homestay w/Laura & Giichi Inoue
    INTERVIEW: Laura and Giichi Inoue, who run Komoro Homestay, a safe retreat from radiation for Fukushima mothers and small children. BREAKING: First death recorded from USS Reagan sailors. PLUS: NRC needs to "duck and cover" as Sen. Boxer demands accountability and Sen. Markey blows the lid off NRC reprisals against employees who stand up for safety; Vermont Yankee critics use laugh track on NRC and Entergy spokesmodels; radioactive groundwater spikes under Indian Point NPP; TEPCO admits it hasn't a clue what's happening with the melted core or the water leaks at Fukushima; Japan forgets to report on its hidden stash of 80-bombs-worth of weapons grade plutonium; and Canada has the gall to produce report saying that while the rest of the world's radioactive materials may produce cancer, their s**t don't stink and their radiation won't hurt you... unless... well sometimes... but not often... really (said Pinnochio as his nose grew longer...).
    1 hr 1 min
  • NH #154: WHO/IAEA Unholy Alliance - Joe Mangano Shreds WHO's Epidemiology + Never-been-heard Alison Katz Outakes

    The second of two special encore presentations on the World Health Organization's "Unholy Alliance" with the pro-nuclear International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

    Joseph Mangano of Radiation and Public Health Project (radiation.org) shreds the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) stranglehold on the World Health Organization's (WHO) ability to present honest information on radiation dangers to public health. A point-by-point analysis of IAEA's flawed epidemiological mandate to WHO, based on the late Dr. Rosalie Bertell's analysis. Core information on how the entire world has been tricked into believing radiation is no big deal.

    Joseph Mangano (r) with RPHP supporter Christie Brinkley (l)

    Alison Katz of Independent WHO was featured in last week's encore presentation.  Here, we provide never-been-heard outtakes from that interview where Alison talks about the geopolitics of the World Health Organization; the impact of the seven-year, five-day-a-week protest at WHO headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, by Independent WHO; and a major flaw in the epidemiology that allows the WHO to claim only 50 deaths resulting from Chernobyl.

    Regular Nuclear Hotseat format resumes next week with #155, including a new Voices from Japan. 

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  • NH #153: Special Encore: WHO/IAEA Unholy Alliance w/Independent WHO's Alison Katz

    THIS IS A SPECIAL ENCORE PRESENTATION of Nuclear Hotseat, the first of two on the unholy alliance between the World Health Organization and the pro-nuclear International Atomic Energy Agency.   

     Alison Katz, today's interviewee, is a sociologist and psychologist who worked inside the WHO for 18 years.   Now a leader within Independent WHO, which she will explain, Alison dissects the history, politics and manipulations of the United Nations agency we're supposed to trust to safeguard the world's health – especially in nuclear matters. This is a Nuclear Hotseat exclusive.

    http://lhalevy.audioacrobat.com/download/4fe934f5-3bd4-0155-d229-6b32ad5e462e.mp3

    NEXT WEEK:  Joseph Mangano, Director of Radiation and Public Health Project (radiation.org), will go over the flawed epidemiology used by the WHO in its analysis of Chernobyl's impact, based on the work of the late Dr. Rosalie Bertel. 

    1 hr
  • Nuclear Hotseat #152: Voices f/Japan - Idogawa, Horikiri, Nosebleeds
    Voices from Japan features former Futuba Mayor Idogawa, filmmaker Satomi Horiki, and an examination of the Oishinbo manga comic controversy over nosebleeds, radiation fatigue and government suppression of the medical facts. PLUS: Fukushima Prefectural Government and Fukushima Medical University found to have signed secrecy pact with pro-nuclear IAEA; radiation keeps peaking over previous peaks at Fukushima, but TEPCO plans to just dump radwater into the Pacific starting next week; thyroid cancer in Fukushima kids jumps 51.5% over February numbers; Los Alamas is the definite source of WIPP underground explosion and radiation leak - more containers at risk; CPUC President Michael R. Peevey gets peeved and shouts down honest question at SCE pork barrel evidentiary hearing; and a Kennedy and a Beatle get to be Numnutz when they could join together and save the world. Imagine!
    1 hr

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The weekly international news magazine on all things nuclear, hosted by Libbe HaLevy since June 14, 2011. Listened to in over 132 countries and syndicated on Pacifica Radio.

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