Let's Clear the Air Now

Let's Clear the Air Energy Podcast

Science EN ↓ 15 episodes

Let's Clear the Air Energy Podcast features conversations fueled by cutting-edge innovation as we explore how companies are tackling the challenges of the energy transition head-on.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: letscleartheairnow.org

Author

Let's Clear the Air Now

Category

Science

Podcast website

letscleartheairnow.org

Latest episode

Aug 19, 2026

Where to listen?

Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soon

Podcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts

Get it on Google Play Install for free Android almost 10M downloads · 4.8 rating iOS soon

Episodes

Episode 39 – Jobs, Data Centers, and the Energy Reality Governors Can’t Ignore 19.08.2026

Former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe joins Adam Murray, Bryan Nix, and Stuart Saulters for a wide-ranging conversation on entrepreneurship, politics, economic development, and the energy infrastructure needed to support America’s future.

Episode 38 – The Power Source Hiding in Plain Sight 18.08.2026

In this episode, Janice Tran, co-founder and CEO of Kanin Energy, joins hosts Adam Murray and Bryan Nix to discuss how industrial waste heat can be captured and converted into reliable, clean electricity.

Episode 37 – The Case for Building an Abundant Energy Future 03.08.2026

In this episode Megan Jenkins from the Pacific Legal Foundation joins hosts Stuart Saulters and Bryan Nix to analyze the legal frontlines of energy and environmental policy debates.

Episode 36 – Show Me the Kilowatts: Building America’s Electric Future 23.07.2026

In this episode, hosts Adam Murray and Stuart Saulters talk with University of South Carolina economic geographer Conor Harrison about the players reshaping the U.S. electricity industry.

Episode 35 – The Key to America’s Economic Growth: More Molecules and Electrons 16.07.2026

In this episode, Christopher Guith, Senior Vice President of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Global Energy Institute, joins hosts Adam Murray, Bryan Nix, and Stuart Saulters to analyze the future of energy innovation, policy challenges, and the importance of improving permitting to build the energy projects needed for economic growth.

Episode 34 – Four-plus Years to Get a Permit. That’s Only Half the Story. 19.06.2026

In this episode, guest Chad Whiteman, Vice President, Environment and Regulatory Affairs with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, talks with hosts Adam Murray, Bryan Nix, and Stuart Saulters about the need to update the permitting process in the U.S. — with processes put in place by legislation passed 50-60 years ago.

Episode 33 – The Future of Carbon Capture with Dr. Ramesh Agarwal 05.05.2026

In this episode of the Let's Clear the Air Energy podcast, Dr. Ramesh Agarwal joins Adam Murray and Stuart Saulters for a discussion of carbon capture — how it works, why Google and AI developers are investing in it, and how to make it economical.

Episode 32 – The Real Climate Change Story: Evolving Science and Policy with Roger Pielke Jr. 22.04.2026

In this episode, Adam Murray, Bryan Nix, and Kevin Broom talk with Roger Pielke Jr., a veteran climate policy scholar known for his data-driven critiques of mainstream climate discourse.

Episode 31 – Peanut Butter, Steel, and Semiconductors Share the Same Problem with NAM’s Mike Davin 15.01.2026

In this episode, Stuart Saulters, Adam Murray, and Bryan Nix engage in a comprehensive discussion with Mike Davin from the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM). They delve into the current landscape of manufacturing in the U.S., focusing on the pressing need for regulatory reform, particularly in permitting processes that affect energy production and manufacturing efficiency.

Episode 30 – The Need for Pragmatic Climate Policy with Slow Boring’s Matthew Yglesias 03.12.2025

In the 30th episode of the Let’s Clear the Air podcast, Matthew Yglesias joins hosts Bryan Nix, Stuart Saulters, and Kevin Broom to discuss the need for climate advocates to shift strategies from long-term organization around ambitious targets and timelines to a pragmatic approach that may not meet these goals but still lead to significant progress in addressing global warming.

Episode 29 – The Future of Energy with PERC’s Tucker Perkins 28.10.2025

In this episode, Tucker Perkins — energy expert and President of the Propane Education and Research Council — discusses energy challenges we face over the next few years, as well as some possible solutions.

Episode 28 – Energy Justice Starts with Affordability with Progressive Policy Institute’s Neel Brown 17.10.2025

In this episode of the Let's Clear the Air energy podcast, hosts Adam Murray, Bryan Nix, and Stuart Saulters discuss critical issues surrounding energy policy, permitting reform, and environmental justice with Neel Brown, Managing Director of the Progressive Policy Institute.

Episode 27 – Building Trust in Energy Operations with Nick Medina from Rice University’s Tapia Center 19.09.2025

In this episode of the Let's Clear the Air energy podcast, hosts Adam Murray and Stuart Saulters talk with Nick Medina, a veteran of the oil and gas industry with over 33 years of experience.

Episode 26 – Pipeline Safety Management Systems with API’s Sam Minifie 15.08.2025

In this episode of the Let's Clear the Air podcast, co-hosts Stuart Saulters and Bryan Nix talk pipeline safety management systems (SMS) with Sam Minifie, Senior Policy Advisor at American Petroleum Institute.

Episode 25 – Navigating Environmental Law with Sam Boxerman 06.08.2025

In this episode of the Let's Clear the Air energy podcast, co-hosts Adam, Bryan, and Stuart delve into the scope and scale of Environmental Protection Agency powers with environmental law expert Sam Boxerman.

Listen to the Let's Clear the Air Energy Podcast podcast in Replaio

Radio and podcasts in one app - free, with no sign-up. Install today and do not miss the launch

Get it on Google Play

Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.