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In this episode, we speak with a senior researcher at the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) who has been researching and modeling grid power for many years. In this quite technical discussion, we review two new NREL reports that address these questions and show that producing a 100% clean power grid is not only technically feasible by a variety of pathways but also commercially feasible and ultimately, cheaper than continuing to run the fossil-fueled power grid we have today.
Seismic Soundoff explores the depth and usefulness of geophysics for the scientific community and the public. If you want to be the first to know about the next episode, please follow or subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Two of our favorites are Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
This is the 188th episode of Local Energy Rules, an ILSR podcast with Energy Democracy Director John Farrell, which shares stories of communities taking on concentrated power to transform the energy system.
I really enjoyed the episode, but I thought it was ironic that at the end of a episode about how a charitable organization recognized a need and helped to rid London of cholera, you chose to close with a political song that slams those people who believe that it should be charitable organizations, not government, that provide for the common good.
In this episode of Eating at a Meeting, Kayla shares her passion for promoting restaurants that cater to people with food restrictions and allergies, making them more accessible to others. She discusses the importance of building relationships and communication and shares her own experiences of feeling uncomfortable and anxious when restaurants cannot guarantee a safe meal. Her app, MyMeal offers filterable allergy menus as a solution in the aim of providing a safe and confident food and beverage experience for customers with different dietary restrictions.
She also sheds light on the struggles restaurants face in keeping track of allergens in third-party products that change frequently and offers suggestions on how to mitigate these issues. Additionally, she reveals her personal struggle with binge eating, which she found out through therapy was a reaction to being diagnosed with celiac disease. This episode highlights the importance of empathy and understanding, both for individuals with food restrictions and for restaurant servers.
This is episode 188 recorded on April 16th, 2021 where John & Jason to Heather Newman, Principal Program Manager at Microsoft for Dynamics 365 & Power Platform Community Success, about her new role at Microsoft and all the great stuff they are doing to support and promote the Community.
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The episode is in the form of an observation diary from a student named Daigoro, who meets Hasegawa some time ago. Daigoro lets Hasegawa stay at his house and eventually mentions his father, who left him and his mother after losing his job and cheating on his wife. After arguing with his mother, Daigoro lets Hasegawa stay at their home where he starts a relationship with his mother. In a job interview, Hasegawa meets Daigoro's father who now wants to return with his family and is also applying for the same job. Hasegawa deliberately causes trouble at the workplace and gives up his employment to Daigoro's father. Daigoro berates Hasegawa for screwing up his chance at employment, all the while suspecting Hasegawa did something for his father. In the closing credits of the diary, all of the students and the teacher are moved to the point of tears by the story, but the teacher becomes surprised when he discovers the journal was written by Daigoro's mother.
Episode 188Production codeP228/188ITV transmission date1st October 1962 (Monday)Stories byHarry DriverWriterClifford ButtreyDesignerDenis ParkinDirectorPauline ShawProducerH.V. KershawNavigationPrevious episode26th September 1962Next episode3rd October 1962
In this episode Richard Pater and Dr Assaf Shapira, director of the Political Reform Programme at the Israel Democracy Institute, discuss the primary system in Israel. They talk about why parties chose to elect their candidates through different systems and what benefits parties such as the Likud and Labour gain from using the closed primary system. Richard and Assaf also talk about issues are most likely to dominate the election campaign in the Autumn.
We release one episode a week every Monday and while host Ben Kendrick as well as Rob Keyes, Anthony Ocasio, and Kofi Outlaw are standard fare on the podcast, we also welcome guests from a diverse group of industry professionals.
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