This episode features an interview with Tracy Primeau, retired Shift Manager at Bruce Power.  It's a longer than normal episode, but covers 2 very important topics; Indigenous Reconciliation and Women in STEM.

I discuss some of the misconceptions and narratives being spun around the relationship between nuclear and agriculture, and discuss how the two industries can and do flourish in the same vicinity.

I am joined by John Ives, a representative from the Power Workers Union, where we discuss unions and job opportunities within the DGR project.

Barry Parsons joins me to discuss his takes on the deep geological repository as a South Bruce resident.

In this first short episode, I talk about my take on the community narrative of "Strings Attached" to the Well Being money from the Nuclear Waste Management Organization.

Tony, Larry and I have an informal chat about the potential benefits we see the DGR project bringing to South Bruce and Bruce County.

In this episode I am joined by Andrew Parmenter, a geologist for the NWMO. We discuss all things rock, give a history of the target formation for the DGR (the Cobourg) and discuss what properties make it the target formation.

In the first of a new series we're calling "Community Connections," I'm joined by Ryan Ernewein. Ryan is a South Bruce resident who has agreed to be my first community resident sharing their expectations and fears surrounding the proposed DGR project.