Nuclear Hotseat

Libbe Halevy

Nuclear Weapons

Treaty On the Prohibition Of Nuclear Weapons

Three Mile Island

Nuclear Disarmament

Nuclear Safety

Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster

Fukushima

Ukraine

Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

Depleted Uranium

Impact Investing

Radiation

Nuclear Energy

COP28 Climate Change Conference

US Nuclear Policy

Treaty To Prohibit Nuclear Weapons

NATO

Small Modular Nuclear Reactors

Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Nuclear Deterrence Summit

Nuclear news from a different perspective, including safeguarding from radiation, interviews w/leading activists, and how you can help stop the nuclear madness. Nuclear Hotseat is produced and hosted by 3 Mile Island survivor Libbe HaLevy.

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Publishes	Weekly	Episodes	625	Founded	14 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	NewsScienceNews Commentary

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NH #752: In Memorium – Jim Heddle, Director, SOS: San Onofre Syndrome – Nuclear Film’s Fierce, Gentle Warrior

Filmmakers and life partners Mary Beth Brangan and Jim Heddle, who along with Morgan Peterson directed the award-winning film SOS: The San Onofre Syndrome This Week’s Feature: Some weeks, it’s personal. It is with great sadness that this week’s Nucle... more

26 Nov 2025 • 1 hr

NH #751: SPECIAL: Powerful Navajo Nation Nuclear Films – Int’l Uranium Film Festival at Window Rock

This Week’s SPECIAL Episode on the International Uranium Film Festival in Navajo Nation The International Uranium Film Festival (IUFF) came to Window Rock, the capital of Navajo Nation, for the fourth time to present films focusing on all dangers of ... more

21 Nov 2025 • 1 hr

NH #750!: SC’s Savannah River Site & the Dept of Nuclear Weapons, uh, Energy – Tom Clements, SRS Watch + 750 NH Episodes!

This Week’s Featured Interview: Tom Clements has been the director of Savannah River Site Watch, a public interest organization in Columbia, South Carolina, since 2014. SRS Watch monitors US Department of Energy management of weapon-usable materials,... more

11 Nov 2025 • 59 min

NH #749: How Anti-Nuclear Icon Dr. Helen Caldicott Almost Saved the World from Nuclear Weapons

NOTE: I needed to go in for a medical procedure this week (don’t worry; I’m fine) and was unable to produce a new episode. Given that President Trump has threatened to resume nuclear testing – with no specifics of whether that’s atmospheric or underg... more

6 Nov 2025 • 1 hr 7 min

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Recent Guests

Mary Beth Brangan

Co-director of the film SOS: San Onofre Syndrome.

EON (Ecological Options Network)

Episode: NH #752: In Memorium – Jim Heddle, Director, SOS: San Onofre Syndrome – Nuclear Film’s Fierce, Gentle Warrior

Jim Heddle

Filmmaker and director of SOS: San Onofre Syndrome, known for his activism in nuclear safety.

EON (Ecological Options Network)

Episode: NH #752: In Memorium – Jim Heddle, Director, SOS: San Onofre Syndrome – Nuclear Film’s Fierce, Gentle Warrior

Anna Rondon

Co-coordinator of the International Uranium Film Festival

Episode: NH #751: SPECIAL: Powerful Navajo Nation Nuclear Films – Int’l Uranium Film Festival at Window Rock

Tom Clements

Director of Savannah River Site Watch

Savannah River Site Watch

Episode: NH #750!: SC’s Savannah River Site & the Dept of Nuclear Weapons, uh, Energy – Tom Clements, SRS Watch + 750 NH Episodes!

Dr. Helen Caldicott

A physician and prominent anti-nuclear activist with over 60 years of experience.

Founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility and the Helen Caldicott Foundation for a Nuclear-Free Future

Episode: NH #749: How Anti-Nuclear Icon Dr. Helen Caldicott Almost Saved the World from Nuclear Weapons

Joseph Mangano

Epidemiologist and head of Radiation and Public Health Project

Radiation and Public Health Project

Episode: NH #747: Nat’l Cancer Study of Residents Near Nuclear Reactors MUST take place BEFORE New Ones Built – Epidemiologist Joseph Mangano

Todd Drake

Quaker peace activist and graffiti artist

Episode: NH #746: PEACE! How do we get there? Artists, Activists, Academics Oppose Nuclear at the Westheimer Peace Symposium at 35th Wilmington College Peace Resource Center

Crystal Uchino

Researcher and educator focusing on Japanese Americans

Doshisha University

Episode: NH #746: PEACE! How do we get there? Artists, Activists, Academics Oppose Nuclear at the Westheimer Peace Symposium at 35th Wilmington College Peace Resource Center

Yvonne Powley

Community leader from New Zealand presenting on nuclear issues

University of Auckland

Episode: NH #746: PEACE! How do we get there? Artists, Activists, Academics Oppose Nuclear at the Westheimer Peace Symposium at 35th Wilmington College Peace Resource Center

Host

Libbe HaLevy

Producer and host, as well as a survivor of the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island, who actively shapes discussions around nuclear energy and public health.

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3.3 out of 5 stars from 66 ratings

Climate change
There might have not been fires near your home in California, if we advocated for nuclear energy versus spread misinformation about it.
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Mudslide Yodler
United States10 months ago
Very Good Podcast!
These weapons have caused much suffering even if they don’t get “used” again. Thanks for getting the stories out.
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KimInHighWater
United Statesa year ago
Pure brilliance ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I saw this podcast and since been listening to at least two episodes a day. Very very clear to the lay-person (as that’s how I see myself) highly educational and wow, just so addictive. Thank you Libbe for setting this podcast series up, I feel that my eyes have been opened to this Nuclear horror and I want to help in every way to pass on your podcasts. No more Ice for me! Rachel, from the UK
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Raquel333jbb
United Kingdom2 years ago
Pure brilliance ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I saw this podcast and since been listening to at least two episodes a day. Very very clear to the lay-person (as that’s how I see myself) highly educational and wow, just so addictive. Thank you Libbe for setting this podcast series up, I feel that my eyes have been opened to this Nuclear horror and I want to help in every way to pass on your podcasts.
No more Ice for me!
Rachel, from the UK
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Raquel333jbb
United Kingdom3 years ago
Great show!!
I am always amazed by the effort put in to make this such an informative show!! Much respect to you
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Shastamcmikey
United Kingdom3 years ago

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The content is often described as highly educational, with an emphasis on clear explanations of nuclear risks and advocacy efforts. Some negative feedback highlights a perception of bias against nuclear energy.

Many express a sense of urgency regarding nuclear safety and advocate for raising awareness and education on these topics.

Listeners appreciate the informative and engaging manner of the host, who effectively communicates complex nuclear issues to a lay audience.

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Apple Podcasts	#144	Norway/News/News Commentary
Apple Podcasts	#180	Argentina/News/News Commentary

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NH #751: SPECIAL: Powerful Navajo Nation Nuclear Films – Int’l Uranium Film Festival at Window Rock

Q: So what do you think the value is of having this many films in one place at one time, all dealing with nuclear issues?

Daryl mentioned that knowing about the films allows them to bring them to their audience one by one at the Nuclear Energy Information Service.

NH #751: SPECIAL: Powerful Navajo Nation Nuclear Films – Int’l Uranium Film Festival at Window Rock

Q: What brought you here to the International Uranium Film Festival?

Daryl, who traveled from Los Angeles, came to participate in the Hogan ceremony at the uranium film festival. He is horrified about the open uranium mines in the four southwest states and wants to engage with others on the dangers of uranium exposure.

NH #750!: SC’s Savannah River Site & the Dept of Nuclear Weapons, uh, Energy – Tom Clements, SRS Watch + 750 NH Episodes!

Q: What are the potential impacts of Trump's proposed nuclear testing resumption?

It could encourage other nations to resume testing and initiate a nuclear arms race.

NH #750!: SC’s Savannah River Site & the Dept of Nuclear Weapons, uh, Energy – Tom Clements, SRS Watch + 750 NH Episodes!

Q: Can you explain the environmental implications of producing new plutonium pits?

Producing new pits will generate more nuclear waste and could compromise cleanup efforts at the site.

NH #750!: SC’s Savannah River Site & the Dept of Nuclear Weapons, uh, Energy – Tom Clements, SRS Watch + 750 NH Episodes!

Q: What is Savannah River Site Watch and what do you do?

We monitor US Department of Energy issues concerning nuclear waste and production at Savannah River Site.

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Exploration of various perspectives surrounding the nuclear industry, focusing on issues such as nuclear energy's role in climate change, safety concerns, and the long-term effects of radiation. Listeners can expect to hear from a range of experts, activists, and survivors discussing the dangers associated with nuclear power, the implications of nuclear waste management, and historical events tied to nuclear activities, such as the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This content seeks to raise awareness and promote activism around nuclear issues, making it a unique resource for those interested in environmental justice and public health.

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Recent guests on Nuclear Hotseat include:

1. Mary Beth Brangan
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4. Tom Clements
5. Dr. Helen Caldicott
6. Joseph Mangano
7. Todd Drake
8. Crystal Uchino

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