In this special Women’s History Month episode, we dive into the world of nuclear advocacy, mentorship, and the wisdom of motherhood with Heather Hoff, Co-Founder and Vice President of Mothers for Nuclear, and Dr. Jennifer Klay, a nuclear physicist at Cal Poly and Secretary of the organization. Together, we explore how mothers, educators, and industry professionals are shaping the future of nuclear energy.

From the role of storytelling in advocacy to keeping Diablo Canyon open, to tackling the nuclear waste conversation with communities, Heather and Jennifer share their unique experiences and insights into why diversity of thought is essential in the nuclear industry.

• The origins of Mothers for Nuclear and why moms make powerful advocates for clean energy.
• How the younger generation is shifting perspectives on nuclear energy.
• The pivotal role of storytelling in changing the narrative around nuclear power.
• The challenges and rewards of being women in the nuclear field.
• Consent-based siting and why community engagement is key in nuclear waste storage.
• The importance of mentorship and education in nuclear energy.

Stay curious and join us for this inspiring conversation that challenges assumptions, celebrates scientific curiosity, and highlights the power of advocacy.

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