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SpaceshipOne episodes

  • The Wildfire Epidemic: Solutions from Data, Tech, & Ancestral Knowledge (part 1) | Mini-episode with Co-hosts Paloma & Anna

    Co-hosts Paloma and Anna discuss the causes and effects of the growing wildfire epidemic, their personal experiences with the fires in California (their home state), and introduce a couple of projects that use data science and technological innovation to build fire management solutions. (Part 2 explores this in further detail.)

    Full episode transcript coming soon. Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Querencia.

    8 min
  • What’s Clean, Reliable, and Saves Lives All Over? (part 3) | Mathijs Becker, E-Lise Foundation

    Continuing the theme of our last two episodes, we discuss more facts and insights about nuclear power— this time with a particular focus on Germany’s “Atom Exit”, featuring Dutch energy analyst Mathijs Beckers.

    Learn more at the E-Lise Foundation (https://en.e-lise.nl/) and watch Mathijs’ new documentary, Atom Exit, on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42-nMGG_9t8.

    Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Smalls. 

    Episode transcript available on the SpaceshipOne blog.

    22 min
  • What’s Clean, Reliable, and Saves Lives All Over? (part 2)

    Anna and guest co-host Andrew talk with Canon Bryan, CFO of Terrestrial Energy, about innovation in nuclear energy and its benefits for communities and public health. Our favorite quote: "The more you know about nuclear, the less afraid of it you are."

    Learn more at terrestrialenergy.com and gotnuclear.net.

    This episode was produced by Anna, and features music from Toy Mashin.

    Full episode transcript coming soon.

    17 min
  • What’s Clean, Reliable, and Saves Lives All Over? (part 2)

    Anna and guest co-host Andrew talk with Canon Bryan, CFO of Terrestrial Energy, about innovation in nuclear energy and its benefits for communities and public health. Our favorite quote: "The more you know about nuclear, the less afraid of it you are."

    Learn more at terrestrialenergy.com and gotnuclear.net.

    This episode was produced by Anna, and features music from Toy Mashin.

    Full episode transcript coming soon.

    17 min
  • What’s Clean, Reliable, and Saves Lives All Over? (part 2) | Canon Bryan, Terrestrial Energy

    Anna and guest co-host Andrew talk with Canon Bryan, CFO of Terrestrial Energy, about nuclear energy: the next generation of reactor technology, as well as the next generation of young people working in the industry, who're motivated to serve their communities and help build a brighter future for us all. 

    Our favorite quote: "The more you know about nuclear, the less afraid of it you are."

    Learn more at terrestrialenergy.com and gotnuclear.net.

    This episode was produced by Anna, and features music from Toy Mashin.

    Episode transcript available on the SpaceshipOne blog.

    17 min
  • "This Is Only The Beginning" - Youth Climate Justice Organizing

    In this special two-part interview, youth climate organizer Danielle Platt shares stories of hope, courage, inspiration, and the stirring yet sobering experience of getting out the vote in recent US elections.

    Learn more at sunrisemovement.org and hope.xyz.

    Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Miranda And The Beat. 

    Episode transcript available on the SpaceshipOne blog.

    28 min
  • Environmental Justice Leadership - The Power of Bridging Divides

    A duo of environmental justice leaders tell us about their community-driven work; how it’s changed during the pandemic; who inspires them; their “lightbulb moment”; and their visions of transformation and resilience.

    Learn more at breakthroughcommunities.info and earthhousecenter.org.

    Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Miranda And The Beat. 

    Episode transcript available on the SpaceshipOne blog.

    22 min

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Co-hosts Paloma and Anna share stories of Earthlings who work on climate change, clean energy, public health, and environmental justice.