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The Power Hungry Podcast Robert Bryce
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- Science
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4.8 • 233 Ratings
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The Power Hungry podcast spotlights energy, power, innovation, and politics. Author and journalist Robert Bryce talks with top thinkers, writers, and influencers.
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The Power Hungry Podcast Is On Hiatus
Thank you for listening to the Power Hungry Podcast. But after nearly four years and 223 episodes, I am putting the podcast on hiatus. I have enjoyed doing the podcast, but I’ve been stretched too thin lately and needed to reduce my workload. Therefore, I will focus more time and energy on my public speaking and writing, particularly on Substack. Please follow me there: robertbryce.substack.com.
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Ken Girardin: Research Director at the Empire Center
Ken Girardin is an engineer who has been researching and writing about energy policy issues in New York for over a decade. In this episode, Ken talks about his new report for the Empire Center, Green Guardrails, which found that the state’s Climate Act could cost taxpayers $4.9 trillion by 2050, the soaring cost of the offshore wind projects, land-use conflicts, and the “absolutism” that is driving much of the state’s climate policy. (Recorded March 5, 2024.)
Customer Reviews
Issac Orr
Please stop saying “right?” after every other sentence! Particularly when you use a term that the untrained listener does not know what it means.
Let the guests speak man!
Love your message. As someone who found you through the alternative energy ecosystem I have been notably impressed by everything you do but… can you please stop interrupting your guests? Let them speak! Take notes and ask them the questions you have after they’re done!!
Enough with the elevator-pitch nonsense.
Please demonstrate some interest in, and respect for, your guests and introduce them properly in your own words. Ask them ahead of time how they would like to be introduced if you want, and incorporate their own words into the intro if you must, but expecting guests to introduce themselves is plain laziness on your part. Don’t expect the audience to be interested in a guest if you’re not interested enough in them to introduce them yourself.