Jake goes over the three missions headed to Mars this summer, covering their histories and what to expect as they leave Earth.

ULA CEO Tory Bruno joins Jake to talk about how the company prepares their Atlas Rocket to launch a Mars rover like Perseverance.

The University of Alberta's Chris Herd, member of the Project Science Group for NASA's Perseverance Rover, joins Jake to talk about Mars samples, the challenges or acquiring them, and what we can learn from them.

NASA JPL Engineer Christina Hernandez joins Jake to talk about the Assembly Test and Launch Operations of NASA's Perseverance Rover as it heads to liftoff.

First Mode's Elizabeth Frank joins Jake to talk about the impact of space commercialization on planetary science.

Jake interviews six planetary scientists about the work they would have presented at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, were it not cancelled by the pandemic. Part 2 of a Two-part series.

Jake interviews six planetary scientists about the work they would have presented at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, were it not cancelled by the pandemic. Part 1 of a Two-part series.

MDA's Natalie Panek joins Jake to talk about the mobility system for the European Rosalind Franklin rover, and how it will move the vehicle around as it looks for signs of life on Mars.

Planetary Scientist Wendy Calvin joins Jake to talk about the results of the Planetary Protection Independent Review Board

Anthony Colangelo interviews Jake with questions from listeners in this special Ask Me Anything #GoingPro Patreon Bonus Episode!