This week on Forward, I, Jules Terpack speak with Isabelle Bemke about nuclear energy and climate change.

This week on Forward.

Hey everyone, it's Jules. If you haven't heard of me on past episodes, I would definitely tune

into those. I said last episode, it was the last time I was going to introduce myself so you

can check out there. But today I'm here with Isabelle Bemke, who's alter ego, Isodot, is the world's

first nuclear influencer. And I think she's one of the greatest communicators that I've come across

over the past year. If you were able to watch some of her videos and not be familiar with the

current culture around short form video today, they may seem a bit unconventional, but for the

upcoming generation of voters and leaders, how she storytels is beyond compelling and there's a

lot to learn from her. So Isabelle, how are you doing today? Good, how are you? I'm doing well and

I'm really excited to have this conversation because well, there's kind of two faults because

Yang himself back in December, talking about nuclear energy. It's not something he gets into often,

but what he said on the December presidential debate is on nuclear, I agree with the research.

We have to have everything on the table in a crisis situation, which this is. Other countries

have had success with nuclear power and the next generation thorium protectors have a wealth of

potential. So that kind of states Yang's thoughts on this. I actually grew up like three minutes

from three mile island. So for those who don't know what three mile island is, it is a nuclear energy

power plant that did experience a partial meltdown. We'll get into what that is later. It's a rare

situation, but I was born like, you know, two decades after that happened, but it was kind of always

a location point that people would reference growing up. So just from the media and my environment

growing up, I would often hear the negative sentiment around nuclear, but Isabelle's content last

year actually opened my eyes to other angles of the conversation. So Isabelle, I would just love

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