Podcast appearances and mentions of drew feustel

In this episode of “This Is Purdue,” we're talking to former NASA astronaut and Purdue University Presidential Ambassador Drew Feustel (BS solid earth sciences '89, MS geophysics '91), Purdue professors and NASA contributors Briony Horgan and Marshall Porterfield, and SpaceKids Global founders Marc (BS electrical engineering '71, MS business and industrial administration '72) and Sharon Hagle.  These five Purdue space experts came together for a live panel after Purdue premiered a first-of-its-kind short film — “Boilers to Mars” — in front of a sold-out crowd in Fowler Hall.   “Boilers to Mars” is a 10-minute film designed to explore what it will take to go first — to take the small steps that lead to the next giant leap. Each character's persistence in this short film was inspired by our very own Boilermaker students, faculty and alumni.  In this episode you will:  Discover the panelists' emotional reactions to “Boilers to Mars” and how they saw their own unique experiences in space reflected in the short film.  Get to know their experiences traveling to, working in and researching space.  Get closer to answering the question “What will it take to go first?” as these panelists share how Boilermakers eventually could lead the way to humankind traveling to Mars.   Hear their advice for the next generation of Boilermakers who hope to travel to or work in space one day.  Learn more about the mission of “Boilers to Mars” supporting partner SpaceKids Global, which inspires and empowers young people by introducing them to the wide range of careers available in space exploration and technology.   You don't want to miss this special live recording celebrating Purdue Brand Studio's short film “Boilers to Mars” with insights from these Purdue space experts and leaders. 

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday was gearing up for Monday's total solar eclipse.As the home of the Indianapolis 500, billed as “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing,” the track is ready to become the biggest viewing party for the greatest spectacle in space.The speedway will hand out “the greatest spectacles” for eclipse viewing, which are IMS-themed solar glasses.IMS will open the track at 2:15 p.m. Monday so people can venture on the track for the actual eclipse and experience totality on the over-100-year-old oval.The team started planning its eclipse-viewing party on April 8, 2018, and expects at least 50,000 people to come to the track.Doug Boles, president of Indianapolis Motor Speedway, said Sunday, “I think the atmosphere will be a lot of fun. It's going to be different, obviously, than a race crowd. Around 75% of the people that are coming never purchased anything from the speedway before, so likely they've never even been here before so that's going to be new.”NASA will set up shop at IMS. Retired astronaut Drew Feustel will be among other activities and even some gear-like rocket engines.“If you think about racing and space, there's a lot of crossover,” Boles said. “A lot of the engineering and math that goes into having a great spacecraft is the same kind of stuff that has a great race car, so there are a lot of similarities and we are excited to partner with them.”Boles say the party has the potential to be the largest eclipse gathering in the United States because IMS can handle so many people.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Some dear friends joined us for the March 12 episode of the #RacingFamily Twitter Spaces show, an extension of our podcast, hosted by Marshall Pruett and Chris Wheeler, as Mario Andretti shared an incredible story about the late Vic Elford and his thoughts on Colton Herta's F1 testing opportunity, and from there, Conor Daly, David Hobbs, Max Papis and Bob Varsha added to the fun with comments about Vic, the upcoming IndyCar race at Texas, and we even had astronaut Drew Feustel and his amazing wife Indira Feustel take part in the conversation. Subscribe: https://marshallpruettpodcast.com/subscribe Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/MarshallPruettPodcast [WTI]

Grab your headphones and take a walk with us. You don't need a destination. Just breathe and move forward. Comedian Jenny Slate (Saturday Night Live, Obvious Child), podcast host Anna Sale (Death, Sex & Money), writer Sam Jay (Saturday Night Live), Antwan Williams (Ear Hustle), author and radio host Lulu Miller (Radiolab), NASA astronaut Drew Feustel, former Marine Corps Sergeant Julian Torres, and many more invite you to look around and imagine as they share walking stories — funny, profound, unexpected, and moving.  This episode is part of Pop-Up Magazine's Field Guide, an audio and art experience made for the world around us. Sponsored by Asana. Find more at popupmagazine.com/fieldguide

Grab your headphones, and a mask, and take a walk with us. You don’t need a destination. Just breathe and move forward. Jenny Slate, Anna Sale (Death, Sex & Money), Antwan Williams (Ear Hustle), author and radio host Lulu Miller (Radiolab), writer Sam Jay (Saturday Night Live), NASA astronaut Drew Feustel, Sergeant Julian Torres, and many more friends invite you to look around and imagine as they share walking stories — profound, unexpected, moving, and life-changing. This story is part of Pop-Up Magazine’s Fall Issue, with stories unfolding over a week from October 12-16. Sponsored by Instacart. Follow along at popupmagazine.com/watch.

WE GOT AN ASTRONAUT!! One of our most unique “racers” in the show’s history, Drew Feustel is a lifelong racer and car guy who in his younger years raced karts competitively, went on to work in restoration (specifically with Jaguar), meanwhile went on to pursue his “other” dream of one day going to space after […]

The TSN Racing Pod is OFFICIALLY out of this world! Tim Hauraney, Christian Ryan, and Hayley Ferguson are joined by NASA astronaut Drew Feustel on his time in the International Space Station and how he became a star in the motorsports industry (1:00). The gang then discusses the United States Grand Prix (30:08) and NASCAR Playoffs (57:25).

Drew Feustel moved into third place for all-time spent spacewalking. He and Ricky Arnold installed high definition cameras to provide views of the SpaceX Dragon Crew and Boeing Starliner spacecraft.

Expedition 55 comes to a close as Commander Anton Shkaplerov hands control of the station today to NASA astronaut Drew Feustel. Meanwhile, the crew is staying busy with new experiments delivered aboard Orbital ATK's Cygnus cargo craft.

Hosts: Ed Brown, Lucas Randall, Peter Miller 00:01:13 The bowhead whale sings a different tune to the humpback whale. It's more jazz to the humpback's classical. 00:07:38 The closest star outside our solar system just did a big burp. And it wouldn't be good for any life on its planet. 00:21:57 The hottest chilli in the world was the Carolina Reaper. A competitive eater ate one, then regretted it.   This episode contains traces of Will Smith interviewing astronaut Drew Feustel on the International Space Station.

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Drew Feustel, NASA Astronaut, talks about his education in Geology and Seismology, his previous 2 shuttle missions, and his expectations before launching on March 21, 2018 for his first long-duration mission in space. HWHAP Episode 34.

Drew Feustel, NASA Astronaut, talks about his education in Geology and Seismology, his previous 2 shuttle missions, and his expectations before launching on March 21, 2018 for his first long-duration mission in space. HWHAP Episode 34.

Drew Feustel, NASA Astronaut, talks about his education in Geology and Seismology, his previous 2 shuttle missions, and his expectations before launching on March 21, 2018 for his first long-duration mission in space. HWHAP Episode 34.

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