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An illustrious career in broadcasting

February 18, 2023 by

In a follow-on interview, Adam Clayton Powell III discusses his long, illustrious career in broadcasting with Host Llewellyn King.

Adam Clayton Powell III reminisces about his parents, Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and Hazel Scott

February 11, 2023 by

Adam Clayton Powell III discusses the lives and legacies of his parents, Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and Hazel Scott.

Ranking public sector corruption in the U.S. and abroad

February 4, 2023 by

Host Llewellyn King and Co-host Linda Gasparello discuss the findings of Transparency International’s annual perceived public sector corruption report with Gary Kalman, the group’s U.S. executive director.

Lincoln’s history-changing victory at the 1860 Republican convention

January 28, 2023 by

Edward Achorn discusses his new book on Abraham Lincoln’s miraculous nomination at the 1860 Republican convention, which changed the course of history, with hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello.

Energy efficiency’s role in the energy transition

January 21, 2023 by

Host Llewellyn King talks to Paula Glover, president of the Alliance to Save Energy, about energy efficiency’s role in the energy transition.

Issues from 2022 Spill Over into 2023

January 14, 2023 by

Hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello discuss a range of issues that have spilled over into 2023, including the Ukraine war, energy shortages, and surging mass migration.

Creating an un-Twitter platform

January 7, 2023 by

Llewellyn King talks with Alex Taylor, Co-founder and CEO of Tremr, an un-Twitter platform for the exchange of news, views and ideas on the issues of the day.

The Road Ahead for the Energy Transition

December 31, 2022 by

Llewellyn King and Duane Highely, CEO of Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, Inc., discuss the winter electricity situation, and the road ahead for the energy transition.

The electrification of America

December 17, 2022 by

As the White House looks at how electrification can help the nation meet its climate and equity goals, Llewellyn King and Ray Kowalik, Chairman and CEO of Burns & McDonnell, discuss the power generation future.

Cybersecurity’s enemy within

November 26, 2022 by

Host Llewellyn King talks to Robert Gardner, Principal at New World Technology Partners, who is one of the developers of supercomputers, about “emergent behavior” and how the internet has become a danger to itself.

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How Fear Came to America in 2025

How Fear Came to America in 2025

Llewellyn King

Of all the things that happened in 2025 — a year dominated by the presidency of Donald Trump — not the least is that fear came to America. It’s reminiscent of the fear that African Americans knew in the days of the lynch mob, or that Jews have felt from time to time, or that […]

MET Group Advocates for Europe-Wide Energy Bank

MET Group Advocates for Europe-Wide Energy Bank

Llewellyn King

When Benjamin Lakatos speaks, energy people listen in Europe and increasingly farther afield. Recently Lakatos, chairman and Group CEO of MET Group, has been speaking out strongly in favor of a European energy bank to correct some of the chaos which often convulses European energy markets and leads to general instability. As laid out by […]

How Europe Stole Christmas and Promoted Snow

How Europe Stole Christmas and Promoted Snow

Llewellyn King

The Grinch didn’t steal Christmas. Europe did. Filched it, packed it up and moved it north, where it snows. In this wholesale looting of the world’s greatest holiday, the U.S., Canada and some other non-European northern habitats were also complicit. I grew up in the Southern Hemisphere in faraway Zimbabwe — then called Southern Rhodesia, […]

Anatomy of a Utility: How CPS Energy Is Getting Ahead of Challenges Facing U.S. Utilities

Anatomy of a Utility: How CPS Energy Is Getting Ahead of Challenges Facing U.S. Utilities

Llewellyn King

CPS Energy, which serves San Antonio and surrounding areas, as one observer said, “has gotten out in front of its problems.” So much so that the utility, the nation’s largest gas and electric municipal power company, with nearly 400,000 gas customers and over 970,000 electric customers, has become something of a model for other utilities. […]

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