Brave New Space

Meagan Crawford, Managing Director of Space Fund and host of Mission Eve podcast, is back to talk about how women are defining New Space, the challenges women are still facing in the space industry, and how the industry can better itself.

Col. Peter Garretson (Ret.) joins our latest segment of the War in Space to discuss Space Force, space strategy, and if there is really a need for the United States military's newest branch.

We continue our conversation with John Tucker of New Space Hub on the emmergence of space hubs around the globe.

On this episode of Brave New Space we speak with John Tucker of New Space space focused hubs developed around the globe.

James Dunstan of Mobius Legal Group joins us today to talk about the essential roll of space in global economics, and the new threats facing the world's satellites.

SpaceX wants to build 2 Starships every week in 2021.

Meagan Crawford Managing Director of Space Fund and host of Missin Eve podcast talks to us about investing in space along with how women are defining New Space.

Meagan Crawford Managing Director of Space Fund and host of Missin Eve podcast talks to us about investing in space along with how women are defining New Space.

Origins of the moon race, History and context of the United States interest in the moon which pre-dates President John F. Kennedy's famous speech.

Making sense of the big numbers of space. This episode is focused on Starship and it's pricing.

Getting to space is expensive, so why not just build satellites instead of flying rockets? Today we get into the question all would-be space entrepeneurs face: Do I build satellites or fly rockets?

The final part of our interview with Kubos founder Marshall Culpepper. Join us as we share some war stories from the industry and discuss where the industry is heading.

Marshall Culpepper returns to the show to discuss the most important, least well known verticals in the space industry. Find out how startups are making their mark without launching a single rocket.

Marshall Culpepper, founder of space software startup Kubos joins us to talk about why software is so important to this industry.

The Space industry is not known for high profile exits, but that has started to change after Virgin Galactic closed its IPO with a $2.3 billion valuation. Join us in learning why this is important for the industry and seeing how far Virgin Galactic has come since SpaceShipOne's first flight 16 years ago.

DotCom veteran turned Space entrepreneur Jeff Garzik joins the podcast today to discuss how the Big Data revolution ultimately led to the boom in the Earth Imaging sector of the space industry. Find out why information is the most valuable thing in Space today.

TechCrunch COO Ned Desmond joins the podcast today for a special episode on TechCrunch Space set for Los Angeles on December 17th, 2020. Ned shares his perspectives and experiences working to bring Space Startups to the TechCrunchc community and gives us a glimpse of what we can expect from Space 2020.Head over to https://techcrunch.com/events/tc-sessions-space-2020/ for tickets and use the promocode from this episode to get a special discount.

Failure is often the greatest teacher, and that's no different in the space industry. Today we look at four startups from our industry's past that tried to make it big in space. Find out what lesson every space entrepreneur and investor should know going into this challenging industry.

What is "New Space," and why are people like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Richard Branson investing billions into it? Join Robert Jacobson & Keegan Kirkpatrick as they discuss the basics of the New Space industry, and why it matters to some of the world's most successful investors and entropeneurs.