Tom Shepstone, NaturalGasNow.org, discusses the recent attempt by politicians to profit off of the COVID-19 Shutdown. The interview dives into the purpose of capitalism in society and how the oil and gas industry is the last bastion for a free market. Shepstone talks about similarities with the 2009 recession and […]
Terry Etam, Author of “The End of Fossil Fuel Insanity” and writer at BOE Report and Public Energy Number One, shares his views on Michael Moore’s new documentary “Planet of the Humans”. Etam also pontificates how the anti-fossil fuel movement will react to Moore’s latest piece, which he considers a […]
Kent Lassman, CEO & President, Competitive Enterprise Institute, gives an overview of their study on the Green New Deal. CEI’s study concludes that the first year cost of the Green New Deal would cost Americans on an average, $70K the first year. From the logistics to transmitters or PVC pipes, […]
Part two of Jack Hamlin, Summit Engineering & Energy Strong Colorado, talks about Colorado’s recent shift in oil and gas perception, and how it has been catching on in other states. The idea of modern day environmentalism is discussed, whereas the energy industry is leading the movement to save the […]
Joe Dancy, SMU Spindletop Energy Fund Faculty Advisor, Maguire Energy Institute Professor, gives an update on the global oil market and some Summer 2019 trends. Dancy also gives an update on several conferences, EXPOs and conventions involving oil and gas. Dancy said the changes in the Bakken were a hot […]
Joe Dancy, energy educator and expert, gives a global energy update for the 2019 Summer. He also recaps several energy conferences and what they discussed, including much on the Bakken oil fields.
Dr. Loren C. Scott, energy expert and economist, Loren C. Scott & Associates, Inc., talks about solar, wind and natural gas as it pertains to the economy, politics and consumerism. Scott explains the pros and cons with renewables and how it compares to other countries who have devoted resources to […]
Dr. Loren C. Scott, energy expert and economist, talks about solar, wind and natural gas as it pertains to the economy, politics and consumerism. Scott explains the pros and cons with renewables and how it compares to other countries who have devoted resources to a renewable economy and infrastructure. Scott […]
Ray Scott, Colorado State Senate District 7, explains some of the issues in Colorado with Prop 112 and SB 181. Scott recently had an article OP/ED piece published in The Federalist regarding CO Governor Jared Polis and his anti-fracking crusade. The rise of the Cult of Environmentalism was discussed in […]
MultiMedia Cafe Special Guest and Topics Menu Tuesday March 5, 2019 Terry Etam, energy writer, BOE Report and author of The End of Fossil Fuel Insanity, talks about the religion of environmentalism and some of the tactics used by extremists. He explains the theme of his book and how the […]
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