This episode investigates the ways in which nuclear power’s image has been shaped by our culture—and explores the urgent need to recast nuclear as the hero of the energy transition story.

On this episode, Osama is joined by Jennifer Chapin, Director of Projects for Laurentis Energy Partners and Dr. David Laidley of London Health Sciences Centre for an in-depth look at the fascinating world of nuclear medicine.

When people think about nuclear, they often think about nuclear waste, or by-products. But when it comes to nuclear by-products, myths are more common than facts. On a mission to set the record straight, host Osama Baig is joined by two nuclear by-product experts.

Andrea is joined by two Indigenous leaders for a fascinating look at Canada's energy future, the role of Indigenous communities in our journey to net-zero, and the relationship between the development of cleaner energy projects and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.

Why are VCs betting big on clean power? And what are the most promising new technologies for reaching net-zero?

Mothers for Nuclear aren’t quitting until we stop emitting. On episode three of The Climate Challengers, host Andrea Bain talks with the co-founders of Mothers for Nuclear, Heather Hoff and Kristin Zaitz, about nuclear’s role in fighting climate change.

This episode we explore the world of electrification and EVs. Andrea is joined by Globe Drive’s Stephanie Chan and Matt Bubbers. Listen in as they discuss the benefits of electric vehicles, the barriers EVs face, and how they can help Ontario get to net-zero through electrification.

On our very first episode, Host Andrea talks with Katie Mummah, aka Nuclear Katie, about challenging the perceptions of nuclear power and why net-zero needs nuclear.

In this podcast, you meet the people from Ontario and beyond who have made it their mission to combat climate change. From energy production to emerging technologies, listen in on conversations about what the path to net-zero looks like here in Canada, and abroad.