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Margaret Harding

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Tears & Tulle Talk 

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Paul Murphy

Mark Lewis

Larry Smith

Dan Wells

Jason Harris

Richard Barrett

Todd Allen

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Phillip Johnson

Sean Donnelly

Seth Moulton

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Tears &amp; Tulle Talk Season 2, Podcast Episode 007! This week’s podcast features Tears &amp; Tulle Trailblazer participant, Margaret Harding! In Margaret's Words... In March as the pandemic was ramping up I was in Oklahoma and received news that my job was closing, the next leg of my trip was cancelled (I was headed to Idaho to volunteer at a special needs pageant), how I was getting home was unsure as the shuttle service I used from the airport stopped running, and there was threat of airports shutting down. Needless to say I was super stressed. My sister looked at me and said “go sweat so you can calm down”.  We were at a hotel for a an event and she knew that sweating calmed me down, that’s when I decided to do my pictures in the hotel’s fitness center.   Over the years I’ve learned that being able to workout is one of the best ways for me to handle the stress of life. I am a survivor of incest, sexual abuse, mental abuse, I live with depression and have a mild case of ptsd; with all of this I can have a hard time seeing through the fog of life. Three things have kept me sane and grounded; Faith - my faith in Jesus Christ my savior. Volunteering - being able to refocus my negative energy in a positive way.  Exercise - being able to physically release my negative energy.   Find Margaret on Instagram at @states_of_service--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Tears &amp; Tulle Talk Season 2, Podcast Episode 007! This week’s podcast features Tears &amp; Tulle Trailblazer participant, Margaret Harding! In Margaret's Words... In March as the pandemic was ramping up I was in Oklahoma and received news that my job was closing, the next leg of my trip was cancelled (I was headed to Idaho to volunteer at a special needs pageant), how I was getting home was unsure as the shuttle service I used from the airport stopped running, and there was threat of airports shutting down. Needless to say I was super stressed. My sister looked at me and said “go sweat so you can calm down”.  We were at a hotel for a an event and she knew that sweating calmed me down, that’s when I decided to do my pictures in the hotel’s fitness center.   Over the years I’ve learned that being able to workout is one of the best ways for me to handle the stress of life. I am a survivor of incest, sexual abuse, mental abuse, I live with depression and have a mild case of ptsd; with all of this I can have a hard time seeing through the fog of life. Three things have kept me sane and grounded; Faith - my faith in Jesus Christ my savior. Volunteering - being able to refocus my negative energy in a positive way.  Exercise - being able to physically release my negative energy.   Find Margaret on Instagram at @states_of_service--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Margaret Harding 

In this episode we discuss...  Margaret’s background in nuclear engineering and her personal journey in the nuclear industry Margaret’s work with boiling water reactors at GE The processes within phase changes in nuclear reactors The physics of bubbles in boiling water reactors and how it allows greater fuel production, lower enrichment, and reduced cost Tritium and the fears associated with it International considerations surrounding fuel and a history of the global nuclear sector How nuclear designs vary across the world - especially in the US, Europe, and Korea The benefits of government involvement in nuclear US regulations including the IAEA’s three phases necessary to build a nuclear power plant The pitfalls of natural gas and other renewables and how they impede the nuclear industry Nuclear’s environmental benefits surrounding climate change and why it’s important that the US work to set a precedent for the entire world 

In this episode we discuss... <ul> <li>Margaret’s background in nuclear engineering and her personal journey in the nuclear industry</li> <li>Margaret’s work with boiling water reactors at GE</li> <li>The processes within phase changes in nuclear reactors</li> <li>The physics of bubbles in boiling water reactors and how it allows greater fuel production, lower enrichment, and reduced cost</li> <li>Tritium and the fears associated with it</li> <li>International considerations surrounding fuel and a history of the global nuclear sector</li> <li>How nuclear designs vary across the world - especially in the US, Europe, and Korea</li> <li>The benefits of government involvement in nuclear</li> <li>US regulations including the IAEA’s three phases necessary to build a nuclear power plant</li> <li>The pitfalls of natural gas and other renewables and how they impede the nuclear industry</li> <li>Nuclear’s environmental benefits surrounding climate change and why it’s important that the US work to set a precedent for the entire world</li> </ul>

Ep 87: Margaret Harding, 4Factor Consulting