Decouple

Decouple

There are technologies that decouple human well-being from its ecological impacts. There are politics that enable these technologies. Join me as I interview world experts to uncover hope in this time of planetary crisis.

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Episoder(331)

Battery Power

Battery Power

This week, we talk about the rise of the global battery industry: its history, key players, raw material struggles, and how China came to dominate it. To do so, I’m joined by Henry Sanderson, author o...

1 Sep 20251h 7min

The Export Expert

The Export Expert

This week, we talk about Russian nuclear exports. Michael Seely, host of AtomicBlender, joins me to discuss the rise of Rosatom: Russia’s nuclear energy behemoth that now builds nearly half of the wor...

18 Aug 20251h 21min

#289 - Breaking the Ice

#289 - Breaking the Ice

This week, we travel to the edge of the map with Aleksandr Surtcev, an engineer who has crewed Russian nuclear icebreakers along the Northern Sea Route. We explore how Russia’s Arctic fleet keeps this...

12 Aug 202553min

The State of the Atom (2025)

The State of the Atom (2025)

This week, Mark Nelson joins us to deliver his second annual “State of the Atom” address. The nuclear power landscape has transformed in the last two years. Russia continues its nuclear export dominan...

28 Jul 20251h 16min

Sun, Silicon, and Xinjiang

Sun, Silicon, and Xinjiang

This week, we talk solar power—a long overdue topic on Decouple. In the past, guests have often been critical of the value of renewables on grids without extensive storage, and of the quality of jobs ...

8 Jul 20251h 11min

Small Reactor, Big Price

Small Reactor, Big Price

We have an unusual episode today. One, because of its length (1 hour 40 minutes), and two, because I’m the guest. Joined by Aidan Morrison as acting host, I talk about a topic of intense interest to m...

2 Jul 20251h 40min

Is Wright's Law Wrong?

Is Wright's Law Wrong?

This week, we return to nuclear power. Specifically, nuclear construction and “learning curves.” It is intuitive that doing something over and over makes you better at it. In industry, this means driv...

25 Jun 20251h 4min

Is America Making Itself Irrelevant?

Is America Making Itself Irrelevant?

This week, I’m joined by Kyle Chan, author of the recent NYTimes Op-Ed titled "In the Future, China Will Be Dominant. The U.S. Will Be Irrelevant." Exploring the intense competitive pressures of Chine...

17 Jun 20251h 6min

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