Podcasts about captain jim lovell

April 14, 1970. Apollo 13 is a quarter million miles from Earth, speeding towards the Moon, when a sudden explosion rocks the ship. Against all odds, the astronauts pull off one of the most remarkable survival missions in NASA history. 55 years after this harrowing flight, Apollo 13 Commander Jim Lovell explains exactly what it took to save his spaceship. Special thanks to Captain Jim Lovell, John Uri, Steven Barber and Vanilla Fire Productions. **This episode originally aired April 13, 2020. To stay updated: historythisweekpodcast.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Captain Jim Lovell, who was the commander of Gemini and Apollo missions, joins Bob Sirott to talk about what he thinks of the Netflix documentary “Apollo 13: Survival” and an achievement that he is most proud of. He also discusses how he feels about the Apollo 8 mission and how it pioneered the way for Apollo 13, as […]

Captain Jim Lovell, who was the commander of Gemini and Apollo missions, joins Bob Sirott to talk about why he decided to settle in Lake Forest and what he enjoys most about the community. He also discusses who had an influence on his job field, how he became interested in astronomy, and the highlight of his career.

Dr. Claude Berube, Director of the USNA Museum, and Dr. Jerry Hendrix, a retired Navy Captain and former Director of the Naval History and Heritage Command, interview Captain James Lovell, USN (Ret), USNA Class of 1952 and NASA Astronaut

Apollo 13, one of the most remembered moments in the history of NASA. By April of 1970 going to the moon had become almost "ho hum". The television networks did not even bother to show the inflight special broadcast from the spaceflight.  Then when the Astronauts were preparing their ship for the long voyage to the moon, BAM!! An explosion, followed by the calm immortal words of mission Captain Jim Lovell back to the Mission Control Center..."Houston, We have a problem." If you have seen the movie you know it was high drama as the spacecraft ended up crippled and good old American ingenuity had to kick in in order to bring the three Astronauts home. This is that story, as recorded live in real time.  Over and over again, our three astronauts Jim Lovell,  Fred Haise and Jim Swigert and all of their expert associates on the ground at Mission Control have to overcome life threatening obstacle after obstacle until they finally land in the Pacific back home here on Earth. For over the next hour listen in at NASA's finest hour as the World comes together once again to pray that our men make it home, on a wing, a prayer, and a roll of Duc tape. 

Jim Lovell, former NASA astronaut and Apollo 13 commander, joins Bob Sirott to talk about the launch of Blue Origin's New Shepard and the future of human exploration to space.

Captain Jim Lovell has travelled further into space than any other person and is one of only three to travel to the moon twice. Possibly even more profound, he has witnessed more than 260 sunrises from space.  Infamously the mission meant to be his third trip to the moon, Apollo 13, was cut short when a tank exploded. When I first spoke to Jim in July of 2018, I was in awe – he has been a hero of mine since I was a boy. Today, I revisit parts of that historic conversation because it has never been more relevant. As we're each faced with our own unique challenges today, let Jim's guidance on staying mentally strong in the face of unforeseen adversity inspire you. SHOW NOTES: When the odds are that long, how do you respond? “We thought about what we had to overcome, specifically: We had to figure out how to get back on course to get home. We had to decide what we had to turn off to save critical energy. We had to realize that each time we, we were slowly poisoning ourselves with carbon dioxide. We had to learn how to connect our current system to the old one because they weren't built to connect. Did you enjoy Jim Lovell's adventurous spirit? Listen to our entire conversation including what inspired his dream of going to space, meeting his wife and so much more on Live Inspired Podcast ep. 90.

Captain Jim Lovell, who was the commander of Gemini and Apollo missions, joined Bob Sirott to reflect on Apollo 13, the mission that launched 51 years ago, and to look back at the events of the mission that continue to remain engraved in his mind. (Plus, Bob asks him about some diet tips!)

Best wishes to SpaceX's Demo-2 mission, particularly Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley, on the big launch today.This launch may not be getting the attention of some past missions. Which is reminiscent of Apollo 13. I hope this mission is safe and successful for all involved.Here is our interview with Captain Jim Lovell recently on the 50th anniversary of that historic mission: Apollo 13.

April 14, 1970. Apollo 13 is a quarter million miles from Earth, speeding towards the Moon, when a sudden explosion rocks the ship. Against all odds, the astronauts pull off one of the most remarkable survival missions in NASA history. On the 50th anniversary of this harrowing flight, Apollo 13 Commander Jim Lovell explains exactly what it took to save his spaceship.Special thanks to Captain Jim Lovell, Steven Barber and Vanilla Fire Productions, www.vanillafire.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

2020 continues its roaring start on Wall Street with stocks popping to record highs. The markets cheered the signing of the phase one U.S. China trade deal, the U.S. Senate passage of the USMCA trade agreement, strong retail sales and corporate earnings. Art Hogan, Chief Market Strategist, National Securities, discusses the record shattering week and outlook. Gene Seroka, Executive Director of the Port of Los Angeles reacts to the latest trade news. An American hero is honored in Beverly Hills: Astronaut and naval aviator Captain Jim Lovell, commander of Apollo 13 receives the Living Legends of Aviation Award and the Jeff Bezos Freedom’s Wings Award. Steven Barber, documentary film producer, on new plans to honor Captain Lovell for the 50th anniversary of Apollo 13 this year. The 2020 outlook on residential and commercial real estate discussed with Jonathan Lee, Principal & Managing Director, George Smith Partners and Jeff Lazerson, President, Mortgage Grader. LA County Assessor Jeffrey Prang reminds L.A. County homeowners how they can save on their property taxes. Support the show.

Captain Jim Lovell was the Spacecraft Commander of Apollo 13. The mission was meant to be the third moon landing attempt, but  infamously was cut short when a tank exploded. Don’t miss hearing this epic piece of history from the man who lived it. Jim Lovell also shares how he attained his dream of becoming an astronaut in spite of growing up poor and fatherless during the Great Depression. Jim’s unfiltered look at what it was like aboard Apollo 13, what it took to get there and what it took to get back to earth safely will unearth keys to live inspired as a leader, team player and dreamer. Don’t miss this episode. SHOW NOTES: Read Jim Lovell's book Apollo 13. Check out the Apollo 13 movie by Ron Howard. How did you keep a right mind individually and as a team in the face of so many challenges? "We had no solutions, all we knew was we'd lose oxygen soon. Any situation like this, you have to keep your cool and keep a positive attitude. If I had curled up and waited for the emergency to happen, I’d still be there waiting. The three of us talked through what was good and what was bad; the ground team analyzed with us. We talked through what tools we had and how we could make them work for us. We decided one by one what was necessary and what we had to do to overcome." When the odds are that long, how do you respond? "We thought about what we had to overcome, specifically:  We had to figure out how to get back on course to get home.  We had to decide what we had to turn off to save critical energy. We had to realize that each time we, we were slowly poisoning ourselves with carbon dioxide. We had to learn how to connect our current system to the old one because they weren't built to connect. See the famous"Earthrise" photo (taken by Lunar Module Pilot Anders on Apollo 8) we reference here. If you like this podcast, you will love Live Inspired IN STUDIO. It's my membership community where like-minded friends join me via live webcast to live inspired together. Registration opens soon! Join the waitlist. CAPTAIN JIM LOVELL’S LIVE INSPIRED 7 1. What is the best book you’ve ever read? The best book is the one I wrote! If you were moved hearing about Jim's journey, check out his book. 2. What is a characteristic or trait that you possessed as a child that you wish you still exhibited today? I wish I was a bit more aggressive. I could have done more work if I had a more aggressive approach to life. There are always things you think about, "Oh, I wish I had done that. After Apollo 8, there are things I know now, that I wish I had shared with the joint congress back then. 3. Your house is on fire, all living things and people are out. You have the opportunity to run in and grab one item. What would it be? The term paper I wrote my first class year at the Naval Academy because that gave me the incentive to continue.  4. You are sitting on a bench overlooking a gorgeous beach. You have the opportunity to have a long conversation with anyone living or dead. Who would it be? Charles Lindbergh was my hero when I was a boy. We could both think about what we accomplished.  5. What is the best advice you've ever received? My Captain who told me to go to the Naval Academy. During my second year at the Naval Academy, the Korean War started. If I'd stayed in my previous program, I’d have gone to Korea and the program was cancelled. 6. What advice would you give your 20-year-old self? Be adventuresome. I was thinking about myself. I was pretty much on my own. 7. It’s been said that all great people can have their lives summed up in one sentence. How do you want yours to read? That I added a little knowledge to our space activities.  *** If you enjoyed today’s episode: Subscribe, rate & review wherever you get your podcasts. See you here next Thursday! Live Inspired with John every day on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram and get his Monday Motivation email: www.JohnOLearyInspires.com/Monday-Morning  Get my #1 national best selling book ON FIRE, here. Or, read the first chapters for free, here. If you like this podcast, you will love Live Inspired IN STUDIO. It's my membership community where like-minded friends join me via live webcast to live inspired together. Registration opens soon! Join the waitlist.

HIGHLIGHT of the hour - MORE this hour with former astronaut Captain Jim Lovell. - Mark UPDATES us on the Chargers and how Dean Spanos isn’t happy with the current deal workings; from KUSI TV Mark has the audio. – Mark brings up the red, Donald Trump, “Let’s Make America Great Again” X-Mas ornament. – Mark brings up the snotty way the left deals with conservatives. Tucker Carlson confronts Newsweek bias. – Mark plays MORE audio of Michelle Obama talking about the final days of the Obama administration and hope with Oprah. – Mark has MORE this hour with former astronaut Jim Lovell. The Mark Larson Show - mornings 6-9, on AM 1170 "The Answer".

Guests this hour include - Captain Jim Lovell, and Tim Graham (newsbusters.org). - Mark talks about the Silicon Valley elites going to Trump Towers. – Mark also discusses the passing of friend Alan Thicke. Captain Jim Lovell talking about the practical jokes played up in space (today in 1965/ Gemini 12), also Gene Cernan returns home from being the last man on the moon. What has NASA technology done to what we use in society today? - Tim Graham talks to Mark about Harry Reid and his exit interviews. Also, they discuss the view of the republican opposition of Obama. What is the added layer of contempt from the left, since Trump isn’t someone that may be swayed? The Mark Larson Show - mornings 6-9 on AM 1170 "The Answer".

-Captain Jim Lovell talking about the practical jokes played up in space (today in 1965/ Gemini 12), also Gene Cernan returns home from being the last man on the moon. What has NASA technology done to what we use in society today?

Guests this hour include - Captain Jim Lovell (astronaut), and Rowan Scarborough (The Washington Times). -Captain Jim Lovell joins the show to talk with Mark about the Apollo 13 anniversary; how much has happened in tech. over the last 100 years? Where should America be going today with the space program? -Working Families Party back Sanders in New York (can everyone vote)?/similar to the GOP/Independent voters in California. -Rowan Scarborough talks with Larson about Putin bringing more countries over to Mother Russia under his control. Can he do it? /Online security issues with Apple's Quicktime. The Mark Larson Show mornings 6-9, on AM 1170 "The Answer".

-Captain Jim Lovell joins the show to talk with Mark about the Apollo 13 anniversary; how much has happened in tech. over the last 100 years? Where should America be going today with the space program?

Guest this hour - Captain Jim Lovell (astronaut). -Feel the BERN, typewriter style! -Trump says in New Hampshire, we'll be respected again! -Captain Jim Lovell joins the show to talk today about his receiving of The Howard Hughes Memorial Award. Mark also has Captain Lovell head down memory lane with his mission history for some inspiration! The Mark Larson Show mornings 6-9, on AM 1170 "The Answer".

-Captain Jim Lovell joins the show to talk today about his receiving of The Howard Hughes Memorial Award. Mark also has Captain Lovell head down memory lane with his mission history for some inspiration!

Guests this hour include - Bill Gertz (Washington Free Beacon), Jim Lovell (former astronaut), and Mike Reagan (Reagan World). -Mark speaks about the EPA and water resources in California; specifically how much water is being used by a hotel guest! -Mark has Bill Gertz on today to talk about the U.S. relations with Korea. -Captain Jim Lovell joins the show to commemorate the upcoming 45th Anniversary of Apollo 13; and the Air and Space Museum. -Mike Reagan rounds off the show talking about Hillary's email scandal, Netanyahu and the Israeli election today. The Mark Larson Show, mornings 6-9 on AM 1170, "The Answer".

-Captain Jim Lovell joins the show to commemorate the upcoming 45th Anniversary of Apollo 13; and the Air and Space Museum.

HIGHLIGHT of the hour - Captain Jim Lovell on reading The Bible from the moon on Christmas Eve back in 1968. -Charles Schumer WOWs us with a few ObamaCare lies! -The S.D. Chargers SQUEAK into the playoffs. -Rowan Scarborough on U.S. defense obsessed with sexual assaults and southern discomfort! -LIVE, LOCAL, and NOT taking 2 weeks off like THEM - he's Mark Larson on KCBQ!

Guest this hour - Captain Jim Lovell (astronaut on Apollo 8) It's the Mark Larson Show Christmas Eve SPECTACULAR! A San Diego tradition featuring Captain Jim Lovell this hour; he read from Genesis on Apollo 8 in the heavens and to the heavens! Praise the Lord - Christ is born.

More on the anniversary of Kennedy's space speech along with Captain Jim Lovell from Apollo 13. Don Teague from CBS news in Joplin Mississippi for live storm watch after tornadoes.