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John Wheeler

I'm an engineer, a father, a podcaster, a triathlete, and a manager in the nuclear industry.

I started "This Week in Nuclear" because I was tired of the constant anti-nuclear bias in the mainstream media. My show gives the other side of the story; one that's founded in science, facts, and "real world" experiences.

"This Week in Nuclear" provides the unique perspective of someone who's "been there and done that." I've worked in the nuclear energy industry for more than 20 years operating reactors and power plants, training nuclear workers, and managing various groups and projects. It's a perspective you won't get anywhere else, and certainly not in the mainstream media!

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"This Week in Nuclear" is a podcast devoted to sharing news, facts, and opinions about how nuclear energy will make our world cleaner, safer, and less reliant on fossil fuels.

In addition to the podcast, there is a blog, transcript search capability, an Amazon store (support the show!), and podcasting tips.

You don't need an iPod to listen to my show! There are many ways to listent to my show. Here are some:

Listen On Your Computer (5 methods):

  • Go to my Podcasts page and listen to the show on your computer using the player on the web page.
  • Go to my Podcast Archives web page and use the built in players there.
  • Go to either of the pages above and click on the download links to download the MP3 files to your computer, then double-click on the files to play with your computer's media player.
  • Subcribe to the RSS feed for the podcast.
  • Sign up to receive emails with links for each new show.

Listen on a Portable MP3 Player (3 methods):

  • If you have an iPod, use iTunes and subcribe to the show using the iTunes music store (it is free).
  • Download the show (see above), then copy the MP3 file to your portable player.
  • Some portable players have WIFI - use these to download the MP3 files from this web site.

Listen without any computer at all (2 methods)!

  • Listen to "This Week in Nuclear" by on a telephone by calling (510) 248-0360 (in the USA). This is a free service provided by Podlinez. There is no charge other than what you would normally pay for a phone call.
  • If you have a TiVO, use the Podcast function to subscribe to the show and listen on your television.

If you would rather read the show transcripts:

  • Go to my Show Notes blog and read the full transcripts for the show. Please join on the discussion and leave a comment!
  • Search my shows by key words, phrases, or dates.
  • Use an Internet browser or RSS reader to subscribe to the text version of the show.

 

 
 

 

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