What is a freak sit your boy, Marty Bent, here to introduce this episode of Tales from the Crypt.

Yet another crosspost with the Great American Mining podcast.

I had the pleasure of sitting down with Robert Bryce.

He's the host of the Power Hungry podcast, Documentarian, Documentary called Juice, Prolific Author,

I just had to re-record this because I couldn't say author.

First time around. I messed it up again. He's an author. He's written many books on electricity,

Power Hungry being one of the books most recently.

He wrote a book that piggybacked on his documentary juice in the name of that book is

a question of power, electricity, and the wealth of nations.

I wanted to cross post this episode particularly because I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation with Robert and I think this is a very important problem that many people

in the mainstream are not talking about specifically the fragility of our energy grids and the

nonsensical policies that are being forced upon Americans, particularly, that are,

that are pushing them away from reliable energy sources and towards unreliable sources,

making us more fragile, making electricity more expensive, and making us worse off.

As a result, we talked a lot about the Indian Point nuclear plant shutdown in this episode,

as well as how subsidies bastardize incentives in capital allocation in the energy sector.

We talked about getting back to objective truth.

I think you guys are going to like this one.

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