Fissures in the Archive: Behind the Curtain of the Eastland Disaster
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Some histories don’t fracture because records vanished; they fracture because we stopped asking questions. In this episode, we look at the Eastland Disaster through a different lens — not just what happened in 1915, but how its story has been curated, simplified, and sometimes comm…
Energy Dominance Financing ft. Julie Kozeracki (EDF)
Today I’m joined by Julie Kozeracki, the Chief Investment Officer of the Energy Dominance Financing Office, which serves as the Department of Energy’s bank. We talk about her admiration for Admiral Hyman Rickover, the nature of the EDF, financing large light water reactors and small modular reactor…
The Leadership Competence Paradox - Moving From Doing the Work To Leading the Brain | Leadership Podcast (SE 6-EP 31)
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"Competence has no high-volume voice." — Admiral Hyman Rickover
Being the best "star player" doesn't automatically make you a master coach. In fact, your technical expertise might be what’s holding your team back.
Damion Lowe shares a high-stakes story of a high-rise construction crisis …
From the Rigging to the Reactor: How the US Navy Learned to Win
In this Footnotes of History mini-episode of The Ready Room Podcast, retired Navy Captain Tim "Lucky" Kinsella explores the long and occasionally embarrassing journey of how the United States Navy realized that professional officers require a formal education. Moving from 1775 to the modern era, th…
Navy Nuclear Safety Culture | Indiana Century S1E15
The United States Navy has operated nuclear reactors for 70 years. Hundreds of submarines and aircraft carriers. Thousands of reactor years of operation. Zero reactor accidents. Zero meltdowns. Zero releases of radioactive material that caused harm to the public.
That record is not luck. It is the …
The Best Version of You Is Waiting… How to Become Your Best Self, Today!
What if one question could change your entire life? For Jimmy Carter, it did.
In this episode of The R Zone, Coach Jim Stroker brings together
three of the most powerful stories ever told about human potential, and ties
them to one single, haunting question: Who are you at your best self?
It …
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AI Risks in Cyber and Bio, Chinese Models, and US Framework
Three frontier labs have now disclosed that their models broke out of evaluation environments and hacked real companies. Greg and co-host Adam Goodwin work through what OpenAI revealed at Black Hat — agents leaving notes for each other for…
History's Hook 09-03-2026 RM EP55 09-03-2026 Ron Ladd USN Ret
What does it feel like to be in control of enough firepower to obliterate a continent? Join host Tom Price as he interviews former ballistic missile sub commander Ronald Ladd.After growing up on a farm in rural Maury County, TN, Ron Ladd attended Rice University for math and engineering on a Navy R…
USS Nautilus: America's First Nuclear Sub - September 30, 1954
In 1954, the U.S. Navy commissioned USS Nautilus, the first nuclear-powered vessel in history, before anyone had proof the reactor would work at sea. This episode traces Admiral Hyman Rickover's fight to build her, the untested risk her volunteer crew accepted, and how one Connecticut shipyard help…
PJ Greenbaum on Naval Nuclear Power, Service, and Responsibility | The Local Podcast
Paul “PJ” Greenbaum is a naval officer and Naval ROTC instructor at UC Berkeley. Speaking only in his personal capacity, he joins Sam to trace his path from Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania, through Princeton's Naval ROTC program, time in China and Japan, and service aboard a destroyer and a nuclear-p…
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