Patrick Wood

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Space journalist Rod Pyle

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Actress Stephanie Powers

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Dr. Sky welcomes legendary actress Stephanie Powers for a conversation about her career in Hollywood and her lifelong dedication to wildlife conservation. Powers reflects on her work in film and television, including The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. and Hart to Hart, while sharing personal memories of actor William Holden and the mission behind the William Holden Wildlife Foundation, which focuses on protecting endangered species and promoting conservation through education.

Later in the program, Dr. Sky speaks with space journalist and author Rod Pyle about the latest developments in space exploration. The discussion covers NASA’s Artemis program, the future of lunar missions, private spaceflight, Mars exploration, and the growing challenges of satellites and technology in Earth’s orbit. Together, the conversations explore both the importance of protecting our planet and the future of exploring beyond it.

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Guest Col.Josh McConkey

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Dr. Michael Guillen former Good Morning America Science Correspondent

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Guest Dr.Don Lincoln

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Dr. Sky interviews Charles Goyette regarding his book, Empire of Lies, which explores the historical and modern influence of the deep state on American foreign policy. The discussion identifies a recurring pattern of political deceit and "war lies," specifically citing the fabrication of evidence regarding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and the suspicious official accounts of the TWA Flight 800 disaster. Goyette argues that a clandestine bureaucracy often bypasses constitutional oversight to pursue a global military empire, frequently aided by a compliant "lapdog" press.

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Steve Kates explores the intersection of aviation history, nuclear security, and human resilience through the lens of Cold War accidents. The narrative primarily focuses on the 1964 B-52 crash over Maryland and the 1961 Goldsboro incident, utilizing guest interviews to highlight the bravery and community cooperation that prevented these "broken arrow" events from becoming nuclear catastrophes. By juxtaposing the technical volatility of the nuclear arsenal with the personal stories of crews and their families, the program emphasizes the fragility of peace and the narrow margins of luck that have historically averted disaster.

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