The Lifeboat Hour - 03/16/2014

Mike Ruppert and Libbie HaLevy talk nuclear

On tonight’s LIFEBOAT HOUR at 9 PM (Eastern) – We will be joined by Libbe Halevy of NuclearHotseat.com. She’s an incredibly accomplished journalist, producer and broadcaster who keeps her eagle eye on all things nuclear and newsworthy. It has been a difficult week for the nuclear industry with many mishaps and lots of things we need to pay attention to that are not just in Japan, but in our own back yards.

Along with people like Arnie Gunderson, Helen Caldicott, Mimi German, Chris Busby, and Hattie Hatrick Penry, Libbe is one of a rare and dedicated handful of people who help us to understand and come to grips with the perils of living in a nuclear age fraught with many perils from many directions.

She is also the author of a new book “Yes, I Glow in the Dark: One Mile from Three Mile Island to Fukushima and Beyond”, which is available on Kindle eBooks and has been doing very well. She puts out a weekly podcast which is a “must” for all who are awake and aware of the dangers of nuclear power.

Here’s what Amazon says about her book:

“In 1979, Libbe HaLevy went east to visit friends and ended up trapped one mile from the leaking nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island. This harrowing, deeply compassionate and surprisingly humorous book follows her through decades of Post-Traumatic Stress, failed Broadway aspirations and successful personal healing to her current empowered position as producer and host of Nuclear Hotseat. "Yes, I Glow in the Dark!" reveals the human side of what happens in the aftermath of a major nuclear accident – the very thing nuclear industry "experts" promised us could never happen and now has occurred not once, but three times. Yes, I Glow in the Dark! is a cautionary tale, a fascinating memoir and a practical handbook for those who wish to take action on this crucial issue.”