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The Nuclear Show

The Nuclear Show is a video podcast that goes beyond energy — breaking through culture, politics, current affairs, public perceptions, and the people shaping the conversation around nuclear power and the systems that define modern civilization.

Unlike most podcasts in the nuclear and energy space, The Nuclear Show is a video podcast, bringing visual depth and personality to every conversation. Jonas Helwig started The Nuclear Show together with Adnan Belushi.

The show explores why nuclear matters for industrial competitiveness, energy security, climate goals, and public understanding — through long-form conversations with founders, engineers, policymakers, communicators, and strategic thinkers from around the world.

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Core Episodes

The Adnan Belushi Conversation / Apple Podcasts

The Nuclear Show #001 — Jonas Helwig

The debut episode of The Nuclear Show. Podcast listing describes Jonas Helwig as a co-founder of Nuclearis Energy developing next-generation nuclear power through the N1 reactor concept. The conversation covers the origin story, the case for nuclear, and what it takes to build an energy company from the ground up.

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Notable Guests

The Nuclear Show has featured conversations with a growing roster of voices across nuclear energy, policy, culture, and adjacent fields:

  • Elina Teplinsky — Nuclear energy attorney and policy expert
  • Jam / Thomas Jam Pedersen — Nuclear technology and innovation
  • Dane Giraud — Writer, thinker, cultural commentary
  • Princess Mthombeni — Energy access and emerging markets
  • William McGimpsey — Nuclear industry perspectives
  • Jonny Price — Energy and capital markets
  • Danielle Allen — Policy and governance
  • Tony Pascoe — Engineering and project execution

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Sponsors & Guest Information

The Nuclear Show is actively looking for sponsors and guests who share the mission of advancing the conversation around nuclear energy, technology, and civilization-grade infrastructure.

What the Show Represents

The Nuclear Show exists because the conversation around nuclear energy needs more than just technical analysis — it needs culture, politics, human stories, and public dialogue. It is not promotional content. It is a video platform for the people doing the work: building reactors, shaping policy, raising capital, changing public perceptions, and confronting the hard questions about how the world gets powered in the decades ahead.

New episodes and updates are shared through podcast platforms and social channels. If you work in nuclear, energy, policy, culture, or adjacent fields and have something worth saying, the show is always looking for serious guests.