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03/05/2022

The Charge is on: the rush to secure nickel supply

The automotive world has begun to make its big nickel move - and many mining companies are about to get very, very popular. Some of the world’s biggest nickel deposits are sitting undeveloped, waiting for the right partners (and the right money), to move forward. And while the big car companies have moved slowly up to now (that’s the nature of the beast), things are clearly changing. They have to. Because there’s only so much nickel to source - and if you’re not in the electric vehicle business in 10 years, you’re not in the vehicle business. You’re out of business. Topics discussed in this episode Interesting times to be a nickel miner | Interview with Mark Jarvis, CEO of Giga Metals [01:24]Not all nickel is the same | Interview with Mark Jarvis, CEO of Giga Metals [02:08]Geopolitical Risks | Interview with Mark Jarvis [05:35]Million dollar company to billion dollar mine | Interview with Mark Jarvis [07:54]Are EV manufacturers vertical intregating Nickel mines? | Interview with Mark Jarvis [10:30]The Charge is on | Interview with Mark Jarvis [12:13]Follow The Charge Podcast on LinkedIn Follow The Charge Podcast on Twitter >> @The_Charge_Pod The Charge is a Giga Metals Podcast, produced and marketed by Podium Podcast Co.

03/05/2022

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17 min
SEASON 1 TRAILER

The Climate Challengers Trailer

In this podcast, you meet the people from Ontario and beyond who have made it their mission to combat climate change. From energy production to emerging technologies, listen in on conversations about what the path to net-zero looks like here in Canada, and abroad.

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The Charge Podcast - Introduction Trailer

Learn more at The Charge Podcast.Follow us on LinkedIn & Twitter. The Charge is a Giga Metals Podcast. Produced by Podium Podcast Co.

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25/10/2021

Stephanie Chan & Matt Bubbers: An electrifying conversation on EVs

When you think of electrification, what do you think of? A lot of people think of EVs or electric vehicles. And that's our featured topic for Episode 2 of The Climate Challengers. Andrea is joined by Stephanie Chan, editor of Globe Drive, The Globe and Mail's automotive section, and Matt Bubbers, a car critic featured in Globe Drive. They’ll be talking about the potential of electric vehicles along with clean energy to help reach net-zero (13:11), and how to overcome the barriers of adopting EVs and making them a viable solution to climate change (11:05). Plus, other exciting emerging electrification technologies (15:36). Visit ClimateChallengers.com for more information about electrification, OPG’s net-zero goals, and to learn more about Andrea Bain, and guests, Stephanie Chan and Matt Bubbers.

25/10/2021

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22 min
24/01/2022

Ron Dizy: Venture capital bets on net-zero

The race to net-zero is on, but we won’t reach our targets without major, transformative changes to the ways we generate, store and use energy. Ron Dizy is a venture capitalist specializing in clean energy and the former leader of the Advanced Energy Centre at MaRs. In this episode of The Climate Challengers, Ron talks with Andrea about new and emerging technologies with the potential to steer us safely to a net-zero 2050—and beyond. From hydrogen [5:45] to carbon capture and sequestration [7:40] to new forms of energy storage, including grid scale batteries [11:24] to the benefits of nuclear power [16:10] to repurposing existing infrastructure to build the energy grid of tomorrow [20:55] to small modular reactors [23:05] and the reasons Ontario, Canada is such a great place to be a climate challenger [26:05] — this episode covers everything you need to know about the next generation of technologies that will aid in the transition to net-zero. The information, statements, comments, views and opinions expressed during this podcast are solely those of the program participants and do not necessarily represent those of Ontario Power Generation Inc. or its affiliates.

24/01/2022

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30 min
05/04/2022

EVs: Bring on the revolution

Electric vehicles are the future – and the future is coming fast. By 2030, more than 50% of all new cars sold will be electric - and in that same time frame, the EV market is expected to quadruple to nearly 1 Trillion USD. But what’s most alarming is this: we’re just getting started. So, as the EV revolution goes full swing, can supply keep up with demand? Are there enough raw materials out there for batteries? Will people embrace or resist change? In this episode, we look at all the activity, excitement and trepidation happening in this space, and the role ESG plays in helping keep our moral compass on track. Topics discussed in this episode The EV big picture | Interview with Emma Jarratt, Managing Editor at Electric Autonomy Canada [00:44]Can EVs save the planet? | Interview with Emma Jarratt [03:39]Cradle to grave, Gas vs. Electric | Interview with Emma Jarratt [04:25]Why do we resist the Gas to Electric switch? | Interview with Emma Jarratt [07:09]The EV innovation boom | Interview with Philippe Couillard, chair of the Canadian Division of Britishvolt, the leading UK based battery cell manufacturer. [10:23]The rise and role of ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) | Interview with Philippe Couillard [17:05]How recyclable are EV batteries? | Interview with Philippe Couillard [19:33]Follow us on LinkedIn Follow us on Twitter >> @The_Charge_Pod The Charge is a Giga Metals Podcast, produced and marketed by Podium Podcast Co.

05/04/2022

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23 min
27/09/2021

Nuclear Katie: Why net-zero needs nuclear

Welcome to The Climate Challengers! In our very first episode Andrea will be discussing why we’re doing this podcast (00:33), what you can expect, and will be joined by featured guest, Katie Mummah (01:52). Andrea and Katie will discuss the resistance by some to accept nuclear energy (05:27), why it’s important to connect with the younger generation (09:03), and the relationship between nuclear and net-zero (16:46). Plus, we hear from an OPG Climate Challenger, Matthew Mairinger, technical nuclear engineer (14:37). Visit ClimateChallengers.com for more information about nuclear energy, OPG’s goals for a net-zero future, and to learn more about our host, Andrea Bain, and featured guest, Katie Mummah.

27/09/2021

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26 min
04/04/2022

Chief Whetung and Sean Willy: Indigenous perspectives on cleaner energy

In the 21st century, on a warming planet, Indigenous knowledge will be essential to Canada’s journey toward a clean energy future. As our country begins its reconciliation journey, these partnerships could provide a foundation for current and future generations. On this episode of The Climate Challengers, Andrea is joined by Chief Emily Whetung of Curve Lake First Nation and Sean Wily, President and CEO of the Des Nedhe Development Corporation, which seeks to create sustainable employment and business opportunities for English River First Nation community members. Learn about the community of Curve Lake First Nation [2:27], Indigenous perspectives on nuclear power [5:14 and 20:20], what the energy industry needs to understand about Indigenous peoples [7:08], the importance of relationship building [10:35], Canada’s path to reconciliation [14:27], OPG’s Reconciliation Action Plan [16:33], the impact of economic development on Indigenous communities [21:56], the benefits of involving Indigenous partners early on [23:45], and the need to embrace nuclear as a big part of the solution to climate change [25:45].

04/04/2022

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32 min
22/11/2021

Mothers for Nuclear: Splitting atoms, saving the planet

In 2016, Kristin Zaitz and Heather Hoff had a realization: nuclear power had a PR problem. Nuclear plants around the world were at risk of premature closure due to public misperceptions, but nuclear provides a large share of the emissions-free electricity we need to transition away from fossil fuels. On episode 3 of The Climate Challengers, host Andrea Bain hears from Kristin and Heather about their journey from nuclear skeptics to becoming two of the industry’s biggest advocates (1:06 and 4:15), why they co-founded Mothers for Nuclear (7:48), what are the biggest obstacles to changing people’s minds about nuclear (9:46), being a woman in the male-dominated nuclear power industry (14:27), how we should think about accidents like Fukushima (19:21) and the exciting new nuclear technologies under development (25:56). Learn more about Mothers for Nuclear at www.mothersfornuclear.org.

22/11/2021

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35 min
18/09/2023

Louisiana Tech (Pt 2): Podcasting Your Textbook

A new way for students to connect with and absorb a textbook in bite-sized episodes. Join hosts Neil McPhedran & Jennifer - Lee Gunson as they continue an insightful conversation with Dr. Craig Van Slyke, an academic trailblazer who's innovating in higher education through his use of podcasting. In this episode, zoom in on Craig's companion podcast, "Information Systems for Business," shedding light on its unique role teaching his cyber-security textbook. Craig shares anecdotes of students benefiting from this innovative approach, emphasizing the value of supplementary learning materials like his podcast. They also delve into the challenges of feedback and engagement in the podcasting world. Tune in for an enriching conversation that underscores the potential of podcasting as an accessible and impactful educational tool. Chapter Timestamps: (00:00:00) IntroductionHosts Jennifer-Lee Gunson & Neil McPhedran introduce the podcast, themselves, and Craig Van Slyke (00:01:55) Information Systems for Business Podcast Explanation of Craig's podcast and its role as a companion to his textbook. The purpose of the podcast is to make complex content more accessible. (00:03:16) The Purpose of Behind the Podcast Craig goes through his purpose behind the podcast as a learning tool, and additional touch point in an environment of different student needs (00:04:55) Podcast Creation Insights into creating multiple podcasts and leveraging podcasting experience. (00:06:00) Modern Learning Styles Discussion on how modern students prefer on-demand, bite-sized learning and the importance of adapting learning to this this changing world (00:07:23) Making Content AccessibleThe decision to make the podcast available to the public. Belief in the accessibility of educational content, and adapting to student’s needs. (00:09:37) Impact of the Podcast on Student Learning Craig talks about a study assessing the podcast's impact on student learning. Exploring student feedback on the podcast's usefulness.The challenge of not requiring students to listen. (00:10:41) Podcast Support Jen & Neil ask about adoption of this kind of learning from other faculty as well as other professors who are using the text. Craig clarifies that "Information Systems for Business" is entirely his initiative. (00:11:59) One-Star Reviews and Feedback Craig discusses the challenge of getting feedback and engagement from podcast listeners. Jen echoes this experience and the value of one-star reviews and passionate engagement. (00:13:45) Exam-Related Spikes in Downloads Neil and Craig talk about spikes in downloads around exam periods and the benefits of students revisiting content before exams. (00:14:51) Podcast Disclaimer Craig walks us through the disclaimer he gives off the top of each episode and the reasoning behind it. (00:16:36) Episode Conclusion Neil and Jen wrap up the interview with Craig, highlighting his passion for education and podcasting and each of their takeaways from the interview. (00:00) - Introduction (03:01) - Information Systems for Business Podcast (04:22) - The Purpose of Behind the Podcast (06:01) - Podcast Creation (07:06) - Modern Learning Styles (08:29) - Making Content Accessible. (10:43) - Impact of the Podcast on Student Learning (11:47) - Podcast Support (13:05) - One-Star Reviews and Feedback (14:51) - Exam-Related Spikes in Downloads (15:57) - Podcast Disclaimer (17:42) - Episode Conclusion Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

18/09/2023

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21 min

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The Charge is on: the rush to secure nickel supply

The Climate Challengers Trailer

The Charge Podcast - Introduction Trailer

Stephanie Chan & Matt Bubbers: An electrifying conversation on EVs

Ron Dizy: Venture capital bets on net-zero

EVs: Bring on the revolution

Nuclear Katie: Why net-zero needs nuclear

Chief Whetung and Sean Willy: Indigenous perspectives on cleaner energy

Mothers for Nuclear: Splitting atoms, saving the planet

Louisiana Tech (Pt 2): Podcasting Your Textbook

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