# Jennifer Ward
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Jennifer Cecily Ward-Lealand (born 8 November 1962) is a New Zealand theatre and film actor /director, teacher and intimacy coordinator. She has worked for 40 years, appearing in over 120 theatre performances: Greek, Shakespeare, drama, comedy, devised, and musical theatre. Her screen credits include the 1993 movie Desperate Remedies as well as appearances in The Footstep Man, the soap Shortland Street and Australian comedy series Full Frontal.
Why SpaceX Is a Meme Stock and Nuclear Energy Is the Future (ft. Dr. Jackson Ainsworth)
In Episode 69 of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, co-hosts Dr. Goran Calic and Jennifer Ward are joined by communications consultant Dr. Jackson Ainsworth to explore what is actually driving the current nuclear renaissance. Rather than focusing solely on technological breakthroughs or reactor …
Why Cheap Products Cost the Planet More
In Episode 71 of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, Dr. Goran Calic and Jennifer Ward explore two management studies on sustainability and environmental policy. They discuss the pollution haven effect, where firms outsource production to countries with weak environmental standards to cut costs, and why c…
Jennifer Ward and Paula Gonzales
Jennifer Ward and Paula Gonzales from CareNet join us with a ministry update, highlighting recent events like the Ultimate Baby Shower and Open House. They also share current needs, including volunteer drivers for their Medical Mobile Unit, and look ahead to the upcoming Walk for Life. It’s a great…
The French Heatwave and the Cost of Caution
In Episode 72 of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, Dr. Goran Calic and Jennifer Ward examine France's response to a record-breaking heatwave and its surprising consequences. When French regulators derated three nuclear plants to protect river temperatures, the decision triggered a tenfold increase in na…
The Hidden Costs of Computing Beyond Earth
In Episode 73 of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, Dr. Goran Calic and Jennifer Ward tackle the economics and technical feasibility of data centers in space. They break down launch costs with SpaceX's Starship, the challenge of cooling in the vacuum, and whether space-based AI computation could ever mak…
AI and the Limits of Trust (ft. Dr. Mario Trapp)
In Episode 76 of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, Dr. Goran Calic and Jennifer Ward welcome Dr. Mario Trapp, director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Cognitive Systems, to discuss AI safety and the risks of autonomous systems. Dr. Trapp explains why conventional software quality assurance doesn't work …
How AI Is Reshaping Every Generation, From Toddlers to Grandparents
In Episode 82 of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, Dr. Goran Calic and Jennifer Ward examine how AI affects each generation differently, from Gen Alpha toddlers using AI tutors to seniors relying on assistive technology for independent living. They debate whether AI-powered education helps or hinders cr…
Why Nuclear Gets the Worst Press: The Psychology Behind Energy Coverage
In Episode 83 of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, Dr. Goran Calic and Jennifer Ward examine how media coverage of nuclear accidents compares to coal and hydroelectric disasters, from Fukushima's muted domestic reporting to the largely forgotten Banqiao Dam failure that killed hundreds of thousands. The…
Finding Joy
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David Theune is the Director of Communications at Spring Lake Public Schools in Spring Lake, Michigan. He joins Teaching Like Ted Lasso to help us consider where we might find joy in schools.
Video: https://youtu.be/gHrC6wnOkIw
Show Notes for Season 3 Episode 2 on Finding Joy
Spring Lak…
Burying Nuclear Waste for a Million Years (ft. Karine Glenn)
In Episode 84 of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, co-host Jennifer Ward sits down with Karine Glenn, Director of Regulatory Affairs at the Nuclear Waste Management Organization, to explain what nuclear waste actually looks like and how Canada plans to manage it for the next million years. Karine breaks…
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