How Women Pioneered Alaska’s Oil And Gas Industry
“It was an opportunity women my age could have only in Alaska,” Joey Roth, a veteran drilling engineer for Shell, says of working on the...
Rebecca Ponton
Made in Texas
When Abilene, Texas, author Cole Thompson wrote his debut novel, Chocolate Lizards (a reference to the dark brown lizard skinned boots his protagonist, Merle Luskey,...
Interview with Brandy Miles, INTE’ Measurement Consulting, LLC
Rebecca Ponton: Tell us a little bit about your current position and what you do. Brandy Miles: Having earned a Bachelor of Science in Information...
Bonnie Maillet: “Always Love Monday Mornings
Despite the influence she has had on women from as far afield as Lafayette, Louisiana, to Saudi Arabia, Bonnie Maillet has always been more comfortable...
Salina Derichsweiler: Mother Earth: “A Closely Held Human Value”
With the recent release of the Martin Scorsese film, Killers of the Flower Moon (based on David Grann’s 2017 book of the same name), all...
Q&A With Petroleum Engineer Maureen Nwangene
Rebecca Ponton: How did you decide to become a petroleum engineer? What motivated you to then earn a master’s in chemical engineering? Maureen Nwangene: My...
Letter from the Editor-in-Chief (January-February 2024)
U.S. Energy Media wants to welcome readers to another year of OILWOMAN Magazine and wish you all a healthy and prosperous new year. It’s hard...
Letter from the Editor-in-Chief (Winter 2023)
With this issue of ENERGIES Magazine, US Energy Media celebrates two years of publication. The magazine’s premiere issue was released in Spring 2022 and featured...
Nuclear Energy: “Not A Science Problem; It’s A Policy Problem”
The Miss America competition, no longer referred to as a “pageant,” (and certainly not a “bathing suit revue,” as the first competition was christened in...
Honor Thy Father: Ed Begley, Jr. And The Origins Of His Activism
Ed Begley, Jr. didn’t go to Los Angeles to find fame and fortune; he grew up there. The LA of the 1970s was not the...