Each week the international This Week in Energy (TWiEpodcast) covers the latest energy news headlines.
Whether your interest is in technology and gadgets or policy and innovation–the TWiEpodcast brings to you expert guests from around the world to help decipher how the past, present, and future of the human quest for energy resources and their utilization impacts our daily lives, our communities, your nation and its politics, and our environment.
So if you are a job seeker, a student, an energy expert, or simply an engaged informed global citizen you are invited to join your co-hosts, Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield (in Bristol U.K.) & Bob Tregilus (in Reno, NV, U.S.A.), each Monday at 5pm BST (9am PDT & 12noon EDT) for the live TWiEpodcast video feed and chat.
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Your hosts on the TWiEpodcast are:
Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield (aminorjourney) in the U.K.
Nikki is a presenter, blogger, auto journalist, geek, mom, workaholic, troublemaker, and co-founder of littleCollie.com. Lead writer at GreenCarReports. Occasionaly found at Geekmom.com. Host of Transport Evolved and TWiEpodcasts. Total Mac geek, classic car nut and tech fan. Early adopter. Of everything.
Trained as a classical musician, went to the dark side for the cookies and venti soya latte.
Mom to two wonderful kids, married to Kate. Half Canadian. Live in Bristol, U.K.
Working towards the dream geeky TV presenter job.
When Nikki isn’t podcasting here you can find her on Twitter, Google+, Transport Evolved, Green Car Reports, and at littleCollie.com, Aminorjourney.com, and about.me.
And
Bob Tregilus (elaterite) in the U.S.A.
Bob likes to think of himself as an academically augmented autodidactic polymath. However, he is not so egotistical as to suggest that there aren’t millions who are dazzlingly more erudite than himself, such as those who inspire him: Thomas Jefferson, Carl Sagan, Edward Abbey, Hypatia, Jeannette Rankin, Chief Joseph, Phillis Wheatly, Francis Bacon, Lao-Tzu, Issac Newton, John Locke, Louis Armstrong, Benjamin Franklin, Saul Alinsky, Samuel Clemens, and many others.
Nevertheless, Bob’s interests very widely–as well as wildly–and include nearly everything with the exception of sports (drag- and air-racing are OK though), screeching babies (they’re like fingernails on a blackboard), television (the plug in drug), mindless commercial pop culture [fill in the blank] (it kills brain cells faster than moonshine), and Brussels sprouts (they look tasty, but aren’t).
Mostly Bob is an amateur (sometimes professional) policy wonk and troublemaker in the areas of renewable energy, electric drive transportation, civil liberties, GNU/Linux, and economic justice.
When Bob isn’t podcasting you can find him on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and at Feed-in Tariffs for Nevada (FIT4NV), the Electric Auto Association of Northern Nevada (EAANN), the Alliance for Renewable Energy, about.me, or tinkering in his machine shop, or creating real wealth (unlike the societal-leeches that infest Wall Street) by growing food in his garden. Bob also likes to play with Schrödinger “Ding” the supersymmetric quantum string theory kitty.
