
The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association's podcast is focused on the important stories from across co-op country about the issues that matter most to rural America and the energy industry.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 94 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Food deserts are a major challenge in rural America, leaving many communities without easy access to affordable, nutritious food. The North Dakota Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives is forging an ambitious solution to this problem. With help ... more
After decades of stagnant growth, U.S. power demand is set to jump in the years ahead. Data centers will be a big part of the increase, but other sources could rival those gains. On this episode of Along Those Lines, we take a closer look at these de... more
On this episode of Along Those Lines, we're joined by NRECA Director of Safety Programs Ken Macken and Johnie Hendrix, vice president of risk management and training for the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives. Ken and Johnie will talk abou... more
Effective communication by electric co-ops—through good times and bad—builds member loyalty and better aligns and engages co-op employees. In this episode, Cherryland Electric Cooperative CEO Rachel Johnson, this year's winner of the J.C. Brown CEO C... more
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Excellent information regarding 3rd party cyber attacks. Easily understandable and very helpful.
Great podcast. A podcast that is honest and works for ALL the people even if you are not on coop systems
No surprise that NRECA is a fairly conservative organization, but pretty disappointed in recent episodes being entirely one-sided discussions against renewables.
Exceptional podcast. Thank you for taking the time to bring this to the coop community.
Clayton Reidhead - Navopache Electric Cooperative - Lakeside Arizona
Nice job describing all the things going on with our grid!
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The show focuses on how electric cooperatives navigate rapid changes in energy demand, policy, technology, and member engagement. Episodes frequently explore data centers' impact on grids, FEMA and disaster resilience, cybersecurity, rooftop solar education, wildfire risk, and workforce culture within co-ops. A standout trait is bringing in utility leaders, policy advocates, and technical experts to translate complex topics into practical implications for rural electric systems and their members. The format tends to blend strategic leadership discussions with concrete case studies and policy updates, making it valuable for utility executives, policymakers, and professionals seeking actionable insights.
A notable strength is the depth of co... more
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Recent guests on Along Those Lines include:
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3. Ken Macken
4. Johnie Hendrix
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7. Jeff Conrad
8. JD Lowery
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