In this episode, we discuss the latest updates to the Future Calendar App and all of the news out of Apple's WWDC Keynote. Download the beta now at www.thefuturecalendar.com/Beta

In this episode, we discuss Trump's $1.6 billion amendment to his NASA budget proposal for a crewed Moon mission in 2024. We also discuss that mission being named "Artemis" and the potential political fallout from the timing of the mission and the controversial funding source.

In this episode, we discuss Blue Origin's announcement about its Blue Moon lunar lander. We also give a brief update on the current state of the Future Calendar app and our plans for submission to the App Store. This is our first "reaction podcast" trying to post shortly after a significant science or technology event. Enjoy!

In this episode, we discuss the first volume of Nick's Picks, products and apps that earn Nick's stamp of approval. Recommendations cover a wide range from noise-cancelling headphones to augmented reality apps to even a white noise machine. List of recommendations:

- Bose QC 35 II

- Sennheiser PXC 550

- Sony WH-1000xm2

- Overcast

- Pocket Casts

- Sky Guide

- Headspace

- Lectrofan White Noise Machine

In this episode, we discuss the latest version of the Future Calendar App Beta (the lag is dead!) and the Tesla Model Y Unveil and reactions.

Download the Beta at www.thefuturecalendar.com/Beta

In this episode, we give an update on the recently released beta of the Future Calendar app for iOS! We discuss the motivation for the app, the current functionality, development roadmap, and other plans for the future of the app and podcast.

Download the beta at www.thefuturecalendar.com/Beta

In this episode, we discuss the upcoming Space Launch System (SLS) being developed by NASA and Starship / Super Heavy being developed by SpaceX and why all roads to space lead through Alabama. We also discuss a new wearable, the Embr Wave personal thermostat.

In this episode, we discuss the biggest event coming up in 2019, the return of human spaceflight to America. This includes the activities of four companies including SpaceX, Boeing, Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic. We also discuss speaker and author Simon Sinek, and his new book, 'The Infinite Game'.

In this episode, our guest Tim Dion discusses the future of music and collecting and how his passion for music intersects with everyday tech platforms like Facebook and PayPal.

In this episode, we discuss Virgin Galactic's most recent test flight and why the boundary of space is now in dispute. We also discuss the discovery of the most distant directly observed object in the Solar System, 2018 VG18.