Dive deep into America’s energy story through candid conversations with industry pioneers, historians, and innovators. Our interview series explores the people, decisions, and breakthroughs that powered 250 years of American prosperity. From the oil fields of Texas to the halls of innovation, these discussions bring history to life.
An interview with the 17th United States Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, discussing how hydrocarbons lift people out of poverty and the role American energy producers play in raising global living standards.
An interview with Pierre Desrochers, an Associate Professor of Geography at the University of Toronto Mississauga, discussing on the life and works of Paul Ehrlich.
An interview with Dr. Patrick Allitt, the Cahoon Family Professor of American History at Emory University, discussing the Industrial Revolution and its consequences for American society.
Jason Hayes, director of Energy and Environment at the America First Policy Institute, and Dr. Tim Nash, of Northwood University, join the show to discuss their research paper The Truth Natural Gas: A Wellspring for the U.S. and Global Energy Future.