The Splitting Atoms Podcast

Caitlin Stone

The Splitting Atoms Podcast is a conversation-driven podcast exploring leadership, personal growth, and professional development through the stories of people working inside complex, high-impact industries. Hosted by Caitlin Stone, each episode goes beyond titles and organizations to focus on the experiences that shape how people think, lead, and make decisions. These are thoughtful, human conversations about career journeys, pivotal moments, challenges, and the relationships that influence the path forward. Set within the world of nuclear energy, the podcast offers a perspective on an industry often defined by technology—by bringing forward the people behind the work. Engineers, executives, operators, and leaders share what has shaped them, what they’ve learned, and how they approach growth, responsibility, and leadership in high-stakes environments. Whether you’re building your career, navigating change, or simply interested in how people grow into the roles they hold, Splitting Atoms offers insights that extend far beyond any one industry. The Splitting Atoms Podcast is home to conversations with the People Behind the Power.

  1. Jul 28

    Ep 7 | POWERING TOMORROW: Saying Yes To Opportunity with Dorian Charette

    What happens when you stop waiting for the perfect opportunity and start saying yes to the ones already in front of you? Throughout our careers, there are moments that ask us to trust our instincts, embrace uncertainty, and step into experiences we never expected. More often than not, those are the moments that shape who we become. In this episode, host Caitlin Stone is joined by Dorian Charette of the Nuclear Waste Management Organization for a conversation about saying yes to opportunity, building a career that reflects your values, and finding purpose in the work you do every day. As an emerging leader helping shape Canada's nuclear sector, Dorian shares how embracing his strengths, remaining curious, and staying grounded in his personal beliefs have guided his career. Together, Caitlin and Dorian explore the importance of aligning your work with your passions, recognizing the unique value you bring to a team, and creating environments where people feel a genuine sense of belonging. This episode is part of Powering Tomorrow presented by Conexus, a recurring segment that highlights emerging leaders making an impact across Canada's nuclear industry. Through these conversations, we explore the people, perspectives, and ideas helping shape the future of our sector. The Splitting Atoms Podcast explores leadership, growth, and the lessons that shape us throughout our careers. Set against the backdrop of Canada's clean energy sector, each conversation uncovers the human stories behind the people powering our industry. Hosted by Caitlin Stone.

    Ep 7 | POWERING TOMORROW: Saying Yes To Opportunity with Dorian Charette

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The Splitting Atoms Podcast is a conversation-driven podcast exploring leadership, personal growth, and professional development through the stories of people working inside complex, high-impact industries. Hosted by Caitlin Stone, each episode goes beyond titles and organizations to focus on the experiences that shape how people think, lead, and make decisions. These are thoughtful, human conversations about career journeys, pivotal moments, challenges, and the relationships that influence the path forward. Set within the world of nuclear energy, the podcast offers a perspective on an industry often defined by technology—by bringing forward the people behind the work. Engineers, executives, operators, and leaders share what has shaped them, what they’ve learned, and how they approach growth, responsibility, and leadership in high-stakes environments. Whether you’re building your career, navigating change, or simply interested in how people grow into the roles they hold, Splitting Atoms offers insights that extend far beyond any one industry. The Splitting Atoms Podcast is home to conversations with the People Behind the Power.

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