The Energy Mixx Radio Show

Global Conflict, Diesel Prices and Your Grocery Bill with Caleb Jasso 12.10.2026 45:11 ↓

Kym Bolado welcomes Caleb Jasso, senior policy advisor at the Institute for Energy Research, to explore how overseas conflicts affect everyday costs. They discuss attacks on Russian refineries, disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea, and why diesel prices matter even if you don’t drive a diesel vehicle. Plus, a look at U.S. refining capacity, fuel exports and energy policy heading into th...

Would a Diesel Export Ban Backfire? Tim Tarpley Explains 05.10.2026 45:11 ↓

Tim Tarpley, president of the Energy Workforce & Technology Council, joins Kym Bolado to discuss rising diesel prices and the potential consequences of restricting U.S. fuel exports. They examine how a ban could disrupt Gulf Coast refineries, affect jobs and fuel supplies, and strain trade with Mexico. Plus, Tarpley outlines alternatives, including temporary tariff relief, and explains why glo...

From Hormuz to the Red Sea: How Conflict Could Raise Energy Costs 21.09.2026 45:11 ↓

Energy analyst Robert Rapier joins the Energy Mixx Radio Show to explain how threats to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea could affect global oil supplies. They discuss Saudi Arabia’s pipeline, pressure on diesel prices, and why higher transportation costs can reach consumers through groceries and other goods. Rapier also examines the roles of Russia and China, risks to manufac...

Build, Baby, Build: The Future of American Energy 14.09.2026 45:11 ↓

Howard Energy Partners founder, chairman and CEO Mike Howard discusses rising energy demand, data centers, infrastructure and the need for reliable, affordable power to support economic growth and national security.

American Energy: How Power Built a Nation 07.09.2026 45:11 ↓

Kym Bolado welcomes father-and-son authors Robert and Luke Rapier to discuss their new book, American Energy: A History of Power, Progress, and Change. They explore how wood, coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear power and renewables have shaped America’s economic growth and rise as a global power. The conversation also examines why new energy sources tend to build upon—not completely replace—the ones t...