Spacechams

We sit down with professor Edythe Weeks and discuss space law, space history, and commercial space. She tells us about her personal experiences in the space community coming from a non-STEM field of expertise. Tune in!

We sit down for a very special episode with my siblings and get there take on science- fiction films. Science- fiction films have had a great impact on pop-culture as they take on social norms, look into the future of technology, and grapple with the the psychology of human beings. Tune in!

Fungi in space? We sit down and discuss Zach's involvement in mission to send fungi around the Moon. We also discuss building houses out of fungi on Mars, extended space flight, and the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy! Tune in.

On this episode, my co-host Will Murphy and I sit down and discuss a few of NASA's major scientific breakthroughs that have affected the world, including: water filtration systems, crop preservation, camera phones, and so much more.

On this special edition episode we discuss democracy, Election Day, 20 years on the International Space Station, Kathleen Rubins voting in space, and Elon Musk on Martian Law.

Tune in as we discuss Brad's work as a vehicle engineer at SpaceX on the Crew Dragon, and his work as a flight test engineer at Kitty Hawk. We also talk about science fiction, manpowered helicopters, and Jersey Mike's Subs.

We sit down with Astronaut, Planetary Scientist, Author, Speaker, Pilot, Thomas David Jones. We discuss his time on the International Space Station conducting space walks as well as the human aspects of traveling in space. Tune in!

For more information on him, his books, and his speeches check out his website- https://astronauttomjones.com. 

I sit down with Caltech exoplanet researcher Sarah Blunt, and we discuss distant worlds, The Lord of the Rings, and humanity! 

Is a president important when it comes to US space advancement? YES! We discuss a few stand out presidents, and some recent presidents, and look at what they did with space in their time in office.

In this episode we sit down with Colonel T.J. Creamer, a real life NASA astronaut, as he talks to us about anything from life on the International Space Station to War of the Worlds. Tune in for this incredible interview and get ready to learn a lot.