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William Pond Discusses Theological Perspectives on Nuclear Energy. Side One: William Pond talks about the fears of new sources from fire onwards - now the fears are overcome with using the energy. Talks about present fears of nuclear energy. Speaks about the energy resources of nuclear energy. Side Two: Continuation of side 1.

Discussion on nuclear power with hos Hal Walker and Dr. Alvin Wineberg and Dr. J.S. Foster. Side One: Host Hal Walker discusses nuclear energy with Dr. Alvin M. Wineberg (former director of the Oakbridge National Laboratory) and Dr. J.S. Foster (President of the Atomic Energy Canada Ltd., Ottawa). Hal Walker asks questions on the present state of the use of power in the U.S. and Canada. Other questions, etc. Side Two: blank.

W.B. Lewis talks about nuclear technology. Side One: Lewis talks about nuclear technology for first 10 minutes of tape. Rest blank. Side Two: Squeal. Short repeated section from side 1. rest blank.

Dr. Lewis discusses nuclear reactors. Side One: Dr. Lewis talks about nuclear reactors and world opinion on nuclear energy - conference on the peaceful uses of atomic energy. Dr. Lewis talks about Canada's position (can do reactors etc.) Problems discussed. Side Two: blank.

Mrs. Catherine Doherty Preaches on the Love of God. Side One: Sermon by Mrs. Doherty. Side Two: blank at beginning. Choir singing.

Mr. Cole talks about the moral enigmas connected with Man's Impact on the Environment. Destroying the World While Trying to Improve it. Side One: side 1 of above speech. Side Two: side 2 of above speech.

Dr. Carothers discusses Politics and Public Morality vs. Christianity. He points out that different societies present different attitudes and values which produce different ways of thinking about interpersonal relationships and different ways of managing problems between man and man. Dr. Carothers notes that one can identify religions with value systems, legal systems, cultures and climates. Side One: side 1 of above lecture. Side Two: side 2 of above lecture.

Dr. Hamm is interested in the question of the context in which our increasingly technological society we make our choices about how much energy we choose to use and what sources we choose to derive it. He discusses the risks we take and relates this to nuclear energy and technology. He also talks about technological intervention against threat of mature, working out our destiny and protecting the environment from our contriving. He discusses how man reshapes the world by his contriving. Side One: side 1 of above talk. Side Two: side 2 of above talk followed by questions and comments.

Lord Rutherford speaks about his scientific research in radiation 1931. Side One: side 1 of above talk. Side Two: blank.

Item is a recording of Ernest Rutherford's lectures at Goettingen.