William and Faith talk about how everyone, regardless of socio-economic status, can contribute to a clean energy future. William talks in detail about an invention that could help ease rural America's reliance on grid power.

William gives advice to young entrepreneurs using stories from his own experiences as a successful inventor and businessmen. William talks about the challenges inherent in running a engineering startup. 

William talks about resource allocation, the overpopulation problem, and how he thinks we can solve it. William also talks about his new religion. William's religion is grounded in a belief in the scientific theory and a set of three truisms. 

William recounts stories from when he was a professor of Mechanical Engineering at Ohio University in the mid-1960s. William also talks about his first experience working with NASA at their facility in Ohio.

William talks about his time in the Navy during the closing months of WWII. He goes into what life on the ship was like, and how smooth the transition out of service was. William also recounts his first jobs out of college, working for Convair in San Diego and Boston University as a professor. 

An introduction to a prolific innovator, inventor, and entrepreneur. William Beale of Athens, Ohio talks about a variety of topics ranging from carbon footprint reduction, to how to save the world. In this first episode, you are introduced to William and his daughter, Faith. Faith helps William recount his early conceptions of the climate change threat, and other interesting stories.