The Atomic Exchange Podcast
The Atomic Exchange Podcast is your gateway to the world of nuclear energy and beyond. Join Dr. Goran Calic, a business school professor at McMaster University, and Michael Tadrous, his research assistant and co-host, as they spark engaging, dynamic conversations on the latest developments in nuclear science, energy policy, and global innovation. With compelling discussions and authentic perspectives, Atomic Exchange is the fusion of news, ideas, and dialogue you’ve been waiting for.
Latest Episode
AI’s Power Diet, Canada’s Nuclear Upside, and the Picks and Shovels to Build It (22.08.2025)
Previous Episodes
- AI Demos, Workforce Math, and Answering Nuclear’s Critics 18.08.2025
- Golf Cutbacks, Tabletop Therapy, and Dominion’s Offshore Wind Math 08.08.2025
- Supply-Chain Bottlenecks, Codification Creep, and Mission-Driven Incentives 01.08.2025
- Airport Ammo, Meta’s Energy Dilemma, and Launching The Business of Nuclear 25.07.2025
- Streamer and Poker Grinds, Canadian Steel Tariffs, and Nuclear Realpolitik 18.07.2025
- Cancun Workcations, Our 25th Episode Milestone, and a Self‑Interview 16.07.2025
- Self-Driving Road Trips, European Travel Tangents, and a “Bad Science” Takedown 04.07.2025
- Comment Backlash, Ontario’s Heat-Wave Strain, and the AI Gigawatt Challenge 30.06.2025
- Radon Reality Checks, Deep-Geological Doubts, and the Case for Keeping Waste On-Site 30.06.2025
- System Costs, SMR Showdowns, and a Dispatch from D.C. 13.06.2025
- Europe’s Nuclear Pivot, Free‑Market Frictions, and the SMR Supply‑Chain Puzzle 05.06.2025
- Trump’s 18‑Month Clock, Pentagon Power Plays, and America’s New Nuclear Race 30.05.2025
- China’s 150‑Reactor Sprint, AI‑Era Power Needs, and the Race to Secure Uranium 21.05.2025
- Air Quality Trade‑Offs, Birth‑Weight Impacts, and Regulatory Ripples 15.05.2025
- Apple’s AI Overpromise, Spain’s Blackout, and the Perils of Over‑Renewabilization 08.05.2025
- Sovereign Wealth, Nuclear Transitions, and the Politics of Canadian Energy 01.05.2025
- Wind vs. Nuclear in Sweden and Why Your Politics Might Predict Your Energy Preferences 24.04.2025
- Atomic Rivers, Misleading Intermittency Claims, and Another Case of Bad Science 16.04.2025
- Negative Learning Curves, Codification Creep, and Colorado’s Rebrand of Nuclear as Green 10.04.2025
- South Korea’s Nuclear Success, Democratic Setbacks, and Centralized Energy Planning 03.04.2025
