Podcasts about space people

Episode 304: Water Buffalo, Space People & The Dumpster Fire of Fitness AdviceWelcome back to Happy Hour With Jay! Today, we're kicking things off with a shoutout to Steve Ricks—because real ones deserve recognition. Then, did you know water buffalo can hold their breath for five minutes? That's longer than most people can hold a plank—just saying.Next, we're diving into the absolute dumpster fire that is fitness advice on the internet. Social media might just be your worst enemy when it comes to getting fit, and I'm here to break down why.Then, astronauts (aka Space People) just spent 286 days in space, and I have some thoughts. Because, honestly, how do they do it?In the Reality TV corner, we're talking Temptation Island and Mark Walberg—no, not that one, the other one. And in the Jared Update, let's just say he's found a unique way to brush up on his Spanish (hint: it involves tacos).Speaking of tacos, imagine a perfect world where tortas don't make you fat—wouldn't that be nice?And finally, a gym story that'll make you rethink everything: The Gym vs. Victoria's Secret. Let's just say, young men today have no idea what a struggle it used to be.Closing things out with some motivation—because fear is a mile wide and an inch deep, and it's time to break through it.Grab your drink, sit back, and let's get into it—cheers!

David Dewane is Chief Experience Officer for Physical Space at Geniant where he is passionate about exploring the intersection of space, people and technology in the workplace. Mike Petrusky asks David about understanding the needs and experiences of employees, the evolution of workplace design, and the role of technology in creating more effective and engaging work environments. David says that by understanding the reality of the experience your teams are having and getting real intelligence through research, FM and CRE leaders can evolve their approach to workplace design, rather than reverting to outdated models. Mike and David discuss helping people move from a defensive mindset to a discovery mindset so they can foster innovation and adapt to changing workplace strategies. David also makes a distinction between functional and performative spaces, with the latter being more effective in enhancing productivity and well-being, so he encourages listeners to focus on making people happier while offering the inspiration needed to help you be a Workplace Innovator in your organization! Connect with David on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daviddewane/ Learn more about Geniant: https://geniant.com/ Watch Mike's “On My Way To Work” video series on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSkmmkVFvM4E39sM-pNaGhLoG0dkM947o Discover free resources and explore past interviews at: https://www.workplaceinnovator.com/ Learn more about Eptura™: https://eptura.com/ Connect with Mike on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikepetrusky/  

Send Jackie A Message!Can a yoga or Pilates business become more than just a place for exercise? Discover how the concept of a "third place," as defined by sociologist Ray Oldenburg, can transform your studio into a community hub where students aren't just attendees—they're family. Join me, Jackie Murphy, as I recount my personal journey from leaving a studio in 2019 to building a thriving coaching career in New York City. We'll uncover the secrets to fostering high retention rates and generating organic growth through a strong community focus, where students not only keep coming back but also bring their friends.Elevate your role as CEO and embrace actionable strategies to create a space where everyone feels they belong. From hosting engaging events beyond your regular schedule to leveraging the synergy of business masterminds, we'll explore practical steps to increase client loyalty and turn them into brand ambassadors. As consumer priorities shift in our post-COVID world, learn how to integrate community elements into your offerings and scale your business without burning out. Prepare to be inspired by real-world advice that emphasizes the importance of hard work and the supportive power of community in your entrepreneurial journey.Work with Jackie Murphy Start with the Pack Your Classes Challenge Learn about The Business of Yoga Program Apply for the Mastermind

Process the Podcast is back! After a small break, I'm back interviewing the creme de la creme of Australia creatives across fashion, media, photography, film and design landscapes. This week's episode was recorded during SXSW Sydney with Soho House's Head of Memberships APAC Lexie Rodriguez and Head of Memberships, Cities Without Houses Dominique Bellas. We hear all about the long-awaited Sydney House, what it takes to build a worldwide community of members and their secret sauce to making any space feel like home.To sign up for Soho House's Cities Without Houses, click here and we may see each other around! I adore these ladies, and I hope you can tell how much fun we were having during their pop-up residency in Sydney late last year. To learn more about Process the Podcast, follow us on socials @processthepodcast on Instagram and Tik Tok.We're back next week with a Hollywood film director... pinch me! See you next week! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

: In this empowering episode of "Radiant Realities," John explores the profound impact of the 'spotlight effect' on our lives. Titled "Claiming Your Space," we dive into the tendency to underestimate ourselves and shrink back due to the fear of judgment. John shares personal anecdotes and a powerful message from his collection, urging you not to let others stand in the way of your success. Discover the courage and confidence it takes to pursue your dreams, even in the face of uncertainty. Learn the art of taking up space with strength and conviction, believing that you belong in every room you enter. As you listen, reflect on the small steps you can take to build confidence, and be inspired to assert yourself with pride. This episode is a reminder that you have the right to claim your space in this world and shine brightly. Tune in to "Claiming Your Space" and embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/greatideasgreatlife/message

Check out this week's episode where we chat: Is Craig not the most charming man in the world? Monica v. Everyone, was it about the pants? AND our Potomac ladies are back!

Disclosed UFO Files – Keep up with the latest in the world of UFO & UAP. Make sense out of the confusion and unravel the mystery once and for all.

SCOTT IS BACK!!!! We are so happy to have our pal back in the fold! Scott's Plan! He makes our world go round. Scott is on California time now and that doesn't always work out. Scott doesn't listen to the show even when he's on it. Michigan beat Ohio State over the weekend and Govier is thrilled about it! Scott was surrounded by Michigan people Saturday and he was ready to lose it. Scott breaks down his Thanksgiving, but it turns out he loves Christmas more than he ever let on! Scott and his family cut down their own Christmas tree every year as well. Can you do an impression of Luke? It's tougher than it seems. Luke has a bombshell for the audience. Scott is more concerned about the death of his own parents than he is about celebrity deaths. Are you surprised? There is little news to update Scott on since he's been gone. Of course we get to your emails! Sean has a couple examples to offer related to least likely outcomes in 2023. Do you know anybody who is mailing it in at their job? Or maybe it's you? We definitely do not break down Bob Iger returning to Disney. Eric Branstrom has a fascinating email about break rooms at work. Turns out we have a lot of opinions about this. Remember Gimme A Break with Nell Carter? Joey Lawrence does. Sean has another email for us related to Avatar 2 and the legacy of James Cameron. It's a true or false question which we rarely ever get. Luke's boring synopsis of Avatar reminds Govier of a YouTube classic from the 2000s. The immortal Space People! We are so grateful for Scott's return to the show! We love you people! We close today's show with Scott's choice from producer Steve Albini. The band is Shellack and the song is Prayer To God. If any of this nonsense strikes you, please email the show isitsafepod@gmail.com to improve the overall quality of our next episode.

Timothy Sheader, Artistic Director of Regent's Park Theatre, joins the Theatre Blueprint podcast this week and shares with Drew McOnie his insights into bringing ideas to life. He was appointed to his role in 2007 and over the last 10 years, the theatre's productions have won seven Olivier Awards, three Evening Standard Awards and six WhatsOnStage awards. Credits: Interview: Timothy Sheader Presented and co-produced by Drew McOnie and Siân Prime Produced and edited by Scratch Post Productions Music: “Seize the Day” by Andrey Rossi - made available by uppbeat.io The Theatre Blueprint is a collaboration between The McOnie Company and SYNAPSE, the programme of business development support at Goldsmiths, University of London.

Kyle and Adam are joined by Brian Lau, author of the graphic novel Inferno City Firehouse, and the upcoming book Blood of the Baptist. He recently took part in the development of Florian's Knights, a film about military veterans riding motorcycles as a form of therapy to fight PTSD. Check out this week's interview with Alex Clark of POPlitics, the Weakly News with Adam Yenser, and Brian Lau showing off his new graphic novel  We discuss the Inflation Reduction Act, the release of Amazon's Rings of Power, and Lizzo's “I'm oppressed” speech. And Trump wants a do-over election! Classic Trump. If you'd like to support an individual artist and check out Brian Lau's upcoming work, please checkout his website at https://www.staunchambition.com/. This episode is brought to you by our wonderful sponsors who you should absolutely check out: ABIDE: text “babylon” to 22433 Allegiance Gold: https://ag.allegiancegold.com/bb/ Better Help Counseling: https://www.betterhelp.com/get-starte... Dwell: https://dwellapp.io/babylonbee In the subscriber portion we've got some hate mail, subscriber headlines, and your classic article of the week!

On this segment of People of Science we welcome Jane Davies to the podcast! Jane is a Masters of Science student researching the Digital Anthropology of 3D printing in Space. Luckily, this podcast is all about that cross-section of humanity and Jane reached out to us! It's been great to have participated in Jane's research and it's awesome to have made a friend through the internet! Jane shares her research, creative process, and insights as a Digital Anthropologist and we discuss humanity and the science around it.  From NASA 3D printing the first wrench in space, to tracking down early Space Artifacts of Earth, the Moon and Mars, we discuss this incredible cross-section of additive manufacturing and human space travel. Jane shared her STEM origin story on how she started in Digital Anthropology at University College London, as well as her interest for a future career in the Space Industry. All this and more on this episode of the podcast! Follow us on social: - @todayinspacepod on instragram & twitter - @todayinspace on TikTok - /TodayInSpacePodcast on Facebook How to Support the podcast: Buy a 3D printed gift from our shop ag3dprinting.etsy.com Donate at todayinspace.net Share the podcast with friends & family! 00:00 - Intro to Jane Davies, Digital Anthropology, and the Anthropology of Space 02:09 - STEM Origin Story for Jane and Digital Anthropology 05:04 - we'll put it up on the screen here "are copenhagen and denmark the same thing?" - answer 04:00 - Academics, Advice for future college students 11:00 - Anthropology, Digital-Age Humans, and the study of humanity 14:50 - Anthropology of 3D Printing in space, COSS, Early Space Artifacts (16:05) 17:00 - Terraforming Lunar and Martian Soil, Anthropology of the first space seeds 18:30 - Moon Seeds for Anthropology (19:30 - The 6th Planet, Navajo), NASA's Veggie Lab, 3D Printing in Space (21min) 22:00 - Jane's Research on the first 3D printed objects in Space 23:15 - The 1st 3D printed wrench in Space (where is it?), What are 3D models? 24:30 - Research & Anthropology of Humans (26:20 Tom Bolstorf 2nd Life) 28:05 - Jane's Writing Process, Finding your Creative Method, & the torture of editing 30:10 - Alex's method of mindmapping, Jungian Personality Science (https://www.truity.com/blog/myers-briggs-vs-disc-mental-models-detailed-comparison) 33:04 - The Anthropology of the Metaverse, NFTs, and VR 37:10 - The 3D model of the space wrench Barry Whilmore 38:30 - The potential Environmental & societal impacts of Cryptocurrency 40:00 - What are Anthropologists like? Malinowski 41:40 - Archaeology vs Anthropology 42:30 - Social Skills in Science: Being Curious 44:30 - Takeaways from Jane's research on the first 3D printed part in space 54:00 - 3D printing opens up the individual to ALL the possibilities to make 57:10 - What's next for Jane? Opportunities for Human Science in Space, Tech

In 1968 Gordon Creighton of Flying Saucer Review received a rather angry letter from a man named F.D. Marrow of Flemington, New Jersey. Marrow, a Klass apologist, was concerned that he was doing a disservice to UFO research by comparing UFOs and ghostly phenomenon. “On this basis UFOs will never communicate with the authorities or the average man, and we will have to depend on mediums, and others with so-called psychic insight for information – and of course such reports can never be substantiated.” As a response, in the September/October 1968 edition of Flying Saucer Review, Creighton published an article called “Strangers About the House” which detailed ghostly encounters with human resembling beings wearing space suits and appearing like TV images. Mediums contacting beings from “other worlds” was nothing new, and in fact, noted medium Vesta La Viesta did so in the 1800s. By the mid to late 1960s, new theories crept into mainstream UFO research, suggesting that these craft may not even be physical, but from dimensions unseen to the human eye. I'm joined by paranormal investigator Amanda Paulson, who has been investigating the paranormal for over 14 years, and is the star of the upcoming documentary, Death is With Me to discuss when UFOs and ghostly phenomenon cross the streams. Sources: “Birmingham Woman Meets Spacemen,” Flying Saucer Review 1958 V 4 N 2 “The Saltwood Mystery: Strange Happenings in Kent,” Flying Saucer Review 1964 V 10 N 2 "The Extraordinary Happenings at Casa Blanca" by Gordon Creighton, Flying Saucer Review 1967 V 13 N 5  “An Unusual Contact Claim in Ohio” by John Keel, Flying Saucer Review 1968 V 14 N 1 The Little "Electric" Man by George M Eberhart, Flying Saucer Review V 20 N 5  “The Spectre of Winterfold” by Charles Bowen, Flying Saucer Review V 14 N 1 “The Sunderland Family Encounter - Pt 1” by Jenny Randles & Paul Whetnall, Flying Saucer Review 1979 V 25 N 3 “The Sunderland Family Encounter - Pt 2” by Jenny Randles & Paul Whetnall, Flying Saucer Review 1979 V 25 N 4 Theme song: "Ufo" by Floats, available on Soundcloud, iTunes and Spotify Logo designed by Megan Lagerberg T-Shirt Designs by The Great Desdymona Check out my links here

Have you ever wondered what it's like working at NASA? Space is vast and intriguing and in this episode I talk with Richa Sirohi (she/her), an End-to-End Information System Engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Richa is a South Asian American from Omaha, Nebraska and is also the host of a diversity-centric, storytelling podcast celebrating the people who make space exploration possible--Space People. She is passionate about building diverse communities, a long-lasting, equitable work culture, engaging in educational outreach in schools, mentoring student interns, and inspiring young women to pursue careers in STEM. Richa was the 2021 recipient of the NASA-JPL Bruce Murray Award for her work in educational outreach. She also enjoys cooking, racquetball, writing papers, attending classical concerts, photography, traveling, and exploring nature. Connect with the Caffeinated Brown Girl Podcast Instagram: @caffeinatedbrowngirl Email: caffeinatedbrowngirl@gmail.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/752aY9KQj3r4484cFM37mS Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-caffeinated-brown-girl-podcast/id1492181471?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/pallavi-janiani Connect with Richa Website: https://www.richasirohi.org/ Instagram: @spacepeople_pod

In this Sandpaper Episode - Were Live from the Racingjunk.com Booth at PRI with Guest  Aldrin Villanueva. Head of marketing for the National Autosport Association, and Tracy Gaudu of Team Tracy Motorsports.  Also tune in for only half the Mics working properly and its totally Jeff's Fault, Along the way, Chrissy Stans Ocon, Chris asks insightful questions no one can hear, Mental sings and Laughs over everything and John Pagel for some unknown reason hangs out and is really a nice guy when he isn't judging your welding skills!  https://teamtracymotorsport.com/https://www.instagram.com/teamtracymotorsport/@DRIVENASA on Facebook/Instgram/Twitter/YouTubeDrivenasa.com for more information on NASA and how to get started Nasaspeed.news for all things NASA related 

Do you like looking up at the sky at night? You might see the moon and pretty stars all the way out in space! 晚上看天空很美吧。 It's not just beautiful to look at though, there's a lot to learn from space. People who study space are called astronomers. 研究太空科學的人叫天文學家。 Usually it takes many years of school to become an astronomer. But one little 8-year-old girl in Brazil could become the world's youngest astronomer! 巴西一個八歲女孩，可能會成為世界最年輕的天文學家。 The girl's name is Nicole. And she has been interested in space since she was about two years old! For Nicole's fourth birthday, she even asked her parents for a telescope! 妮可兩歲開始就對太空非常有興趣，四歲的時候她就想要一具天文望遠鏡！ If you look into a telescope you can see a long way away, all the way into space! 天文望遠鏡可以看得很遠，看到太空的深處。 While looking into space, Nicole has already found 18 asteroids. If they are confirmed to be real asteroids, Nicole will become the world's youngest astronomer! People who discover asteroids, can also give them names! Nicole says she'll name the asteroids she finds after Brazilian scientists and her family! 妮可到現在已經找到18顆，要是那些真的是小行星，妮可就會成為世界上最年輕的天文學家，還可以替那些小行星取名字。 Well done, Nicole! Keep doing what you love! ________________________________ Vocabulary 喜歡研究太空的妮可，已經找到許多小行星。 1. Space 太空。 People now can live in space. 人們現在可以住在太空中。 Yeah, like on the International Space Station. 對啊，可以住在國際太空站上面。 2. Telescope 天文望遠鏡。 With a telescope, you can see the spots on the moon. 你用天文望遠鏡可以看到月球上的斑點。 I would love to see them. 很想看呢！ 3. Astronomer 天文學家。 I wanted to be an astronomer when I was little. 我小時候想要當天文學家。 An astronomer? That sounds so serious. 天文學家？聽起來好嚴肅！ 4. Young 年輕的，youngest 最年輕的。 The youngest student in my class is 7. 我班上最小的學生是七歲。 That's too young! 太年輕了！ 今天的字比較長。 space 太空 telescope 天文望遠鏡 astronomer 天文學家 young 年輕的 youngest 最年輕的 ________________________________ Quiz 1. Where is the little girl in the story from? a. Brazil b. Mexico c. France 2. What might she soon become? a. The world's youngest astronomer b. The world's tallest doctor c. The world's oldest farmer 3. What can you use to help you see far into space? a. A mirror b. A rolled up piece of paper c. A telescope Answers 1: a 2: a 3: c

After 3 days in space, they're back! Congrats to the Inspiration4 Crew and Russell Dickerson shares his unexpected friendship with Jason Aldean

After 3 days in space, they're back! Congrats to the Inspiration4 Crew and Russell Dickerson shares his unexpected friendship with Jason Aldean

Frank hits Tim with his best shot: an impassioned pitch about the AppleTV+ alternate history drama For All Mankind. Beers of the Week Bota Box Pinot Grigio Leffe Belgian Blonde Ale

“A child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth.” In today’s episode we take a deep dive into the premise of transport planning: the trip generators and attractors, households, commerce and industry. We can not help but reflect on the multidisciplinary nature required to confront, develop and reform informal housing to human settlements. This sentiment is continental. In some areas more acute than others. Our guest today, Nobukhosi Ngwenya, takes us through these complexities, for us novices in this housing to human settlements trajectory.

Meet me--Richa Sirohi, host of Space People,--and listen in as I introduces myself and discuss how my background, love for space, and diversity efforts have led me to create this podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spacepeople/support

Richa Sirohi, a South Asian American woman who is also an aerospace engineer at NASA, introduces Space People, the podcast! These episodes will celebrate the people who make space exploration possible! Listen anywhere you get your podcasts! Follow on Twitter (@spacepeople_pod), Instagram (@spacepeople_pod), or Facebook (@spacepeoplepodcast). Episodes will be released spontaneously! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spacepeople/support

Why is there a Chinese star in the image above? It was taken from the Super Bowl Jeep ad, and it's kinda shocking. Dustin took a trip to far West Texas, Matt had a fun time with a Lyft driver. The Super Bowl Happened and Tom Brady is apparently a racist for winning during Black […] The post Show 407 – Space People appeared first on The Jerry Jonestown Massacre.

Hey there Space People!  Apologies for the week off - life and COVID finally got the best of me and needed to take care of myself. Now that I've been tested and hydrated again we're back! I share my thoughts on getting tested with THE SWAB and how nobody really knows anything about this virus (including myself).   I also share my thoughts on the 'New Hope' of the space industry (and possibly humanity) of SpaceX& NASA finally working together and ending the culture war that's plagued the industry for at least 10 years. I relate the only way I can - by sharing stories of my younger-more-angsty-self learning to be an Aerospace Engineer experiencing the Old Space vs New Space 'culture war' in real time. Just wanted to reflect on my experience 10 years later at the end of an era which values teamwork and an open private-government partnership to tackle the next generation of human spaceflight for NASA. Elon Musk Biography by Ashlee Vance: https://amzn.to/2Q5DOVR Elon Musk on the 'NASA' resistance for early SpaceX: https://youtu.be/8P8UKBAOfGo

Released: 31 March 2020 Duration: 54 minutes, 8 seconds   Co-hosts Paul Carr and Daniela DePaulis welcome Dr. Paola Castaño to talk about her research among the science teams working on the International Space Station. For more information, please visit our blog at https://wowsignalpodcast.com Guest Bio Paola Castaño is a sociologist of science. She recently completed a Newton International Fellow funded by The British Academy at Cardiff University and is working on a book about the meanings and valuations of scientific research on the International Space Station. On the basis of ethnographic work following the life course of experiments sent to the station, the book examines the fields of particle physics, plant biology and biomedical research. She has a PhD in sociology from the University of Chicago, and has been a postdoctoral researcher at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington DC, the Free University of Berlin, and Waseda University in Tokyo. Links: The International Space Station goes under the microscope Human Research Program Investigators’ Workshop 2020: Day 1 Cosmic-ray positron fraction measurement from 1 to 30 GeV with AMS-01 Scott Kelly’s genes and NASA’s twin study on him, explained Keyworkers   Daniela De Paulis on the Unseen Podcast Daniela De Paulis discusses Cogito in Episode 35. Cogito in Space Castaño's article on Cogito   The Wow! Signal podcast on Reddit Our YouTube Channel Credits: Co-hosts: Paul Carr and Daniela De Paulis Producer: Paul Carr Music: DJ Spooky, Blue Dot Sessions, Lee Maddeford, and Lloyd Rogers

Hey there Space People! Here in sunny (and warm) Florida avoiding the triple threat snow storms in Boston and getting ready for the SpaceX CRS-19 launch. Today was a nice relaxing day getting prepped for this amazing opportunity from the NASA Social program and I can't help but think back to where this all started. And I mean BACK to the origins of why I podcast. It's amazing to look back and see how the earliest memories of what I wanted to be when I was a kid has somehow manifested itself into this show and this launch coverage coming up on Wednesday. Absolutely crazy! Live Stream will be up on our Youtube Channel on Wednesday for the launch and watch for some live streaming tests tomorrow for some prelaunch coverage. HERE WE GO!!!!

Episode Notes No apologies, this one was a bit of a labor of love, and I can't believe I got a whole episode out of the Mitchell Sisters, a pair of 1950s contactees from St. Louis, Missouri. This is a contact tale, but also the story of what happens when a story gets abandoned through the disappearance of its original tellers. Featuring the debut of Saucer Fanfic Theater! Reading and resources We Met the Space People at the Internet Sacred Text Archive The "Autobiography" of the Mitchell Sisters "Cosmic Ray's" retelling of the Mitchell Sisters' story in all of its inaccurate glory Support The Saucer Life and get something cool in return! Website: saucerlife.com Twitter: @saucerlife Instagram: saucerlife Facebook Support The Saucer Life by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-saucer-life This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Hey there Space People!  Back this week for another podcast - it's been a busy week but I managed to pull one together amid the chaos! This episode is more off the cuff and me doing some Space Commentary on the Area 51 raid, my thoughts on Bob Lazar and his Joe Rogan Experience interview and the Netflix Documentary "Bob Lazar: UFOs and Flying Saucers".  But to start, I wanted to talk about what the state of space politics is not even a month after the Space Command report. I'll give you a clue - I don't think it can compete with the demand of space progress for commercial and military applications.  More exciting stuff to cover from SpaceX on next weeks episode... Have a great week! Spread Love - Spread Science Raptor Engines installed on Starship - Elon Musk tweet https://twitter.com/TodayInSpacepod/status/1177363106542100485?s=20 Starship Updates of Assembly (@BocaChicaGal on Twitter) https://twitter.com/BocaChicaGal Updates on the State of Space Politics (@SciGuySpace) https://twitter.com/SciGuySpace Senate Bill offers $22.75 Billion for NASA in 2020 https://spacenews.com/senate-bill-offers-22-75-billion-for-nasa-in-2020/ Joe Rogan Experience - Interview with Bob Lazar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEWz4SXfyCQ

  Dr. Ray Wheeler is NASA’s Plant Physiologist and the lead for Advanced Life Support Research activities in the Exploration Research and Technology Program at Kennedy Space Center. He began his career at NASA in 1988 and the bulk of his research revolved around the use of hydroponic techniques for space farming experiments. One of Ray’s goals is to allow humanity to grow safe and nutritious crops off the Earth.   Ray joins me today to discuss some of NASA’s recent developments regarding planting crops in space. He shares some of the systems and tech that have been made commercial in the ag industry and explains why it’s difficult to experiment with plants in space. Ray also describes some of the benefits of being able to grow plants on other planets.     “We've been trying to manipulate the environment to accommodate plants. Now we have the tools to manipulate plants to fit into the environment.” - Dr. Ray Wheeler         This Week on The Future of Agriculture Podcast:   The research he's conducted that has made it in today's agriculture industry. How NASA helped in terrestrial applications of space farming. His recent projects that could be applied commercially in the future. Solving the ever-increasing CO2 emissions with space farming tech. Recent progress on the experimental planting chambers in space. Deciding which crops show promise for space production. The water content of Mars and the prospect of someday growing food there. The critical benefits of being able to grow plants in space. Recovering as much water as possible in space. The effects of low gravity environments on plant growth. His advice for people interested in space farming technology.     Resources Mentioned:   Agriculture for Space: People and Places Paving the Way     Connect with Dr. Ray Wheeler:   NASA LinkedIn           We Are a Part of a Bigger Family!    The Future of Agriculture Podcast is now part of the Farm and Rural Ag Network. Listen to more ag-related podcasts by subscribing on iTunes or on the Farm and Rural Ag Network Website today.      Join the Conversation! To get your most pressing ag questions answered and share your perspective on various topics we’ve discussed on the Future of Agriculture podcast, head over to SpeakPipe.com/FutureofAg and leave a recorded message!   Share the Ag-Love!    Thanks for joining us on the Future of Agriculture Podcast – your spot for valuable information, content, and interviews with industry leaders throughout the agricultural space! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe on iTunes and leave your honest feedback. Don’t forget to share it with your friends on your favorite social media spots!    Learn more about AgGrad by visiting:  Future of Agriculture Website AgGrad Website AgGrad on Twitter  AgGrad on Facebook  AgGrad on LinkedIn  AgGrad on Instagram

  Dr. Ray Wheeler is NASA’s Plant Physiologist and the lead for Advanced Life Support Research activities in the Exploration Research and Technology Program at Kennedy Space Center. He began his career at NASA in 1988 and the bulk of his research revolved around the use of hydroponic techniques for space farming experiments. One of Ray’s goals is to allow humanity to grow safe and nutritious crops off the Earth.   Ray joins me today to discuss some of NASA’s recent developments regarding planting crops in space. He shares some of the systems and tech that have been made commercial in the ag industry and explains why it’s difficult to experiment with plants in space. Ray also describes some of the benefits of being able to grow plants on other planets.     “We've been trying to manipulate the environment to accommodate plants. Now we have the tools to manipulate plants to fit into the environment.” - Dr. Ray Wheeler         This Week on The Future of Agriculture Podcast:   The research he's conducted that has made it in today's agriculture industry. How NASA helped in terrestrial applications of space farming. His recent projects that could be applied commercially in the future. Solving the ever-increasing CO2 emissions with space farming tech. Recent progress on the experimental planting chambers in space. Deciding which crops show promise for space production. The water content of Mars and the prospect of someday growing food there. The critical benefits of being able to grow plants in space. Recovering as much water as possible in space. The effects of low gravity environments on plant growth. His advice for people interested in space farming technology.     Resources Mentioned:   Agriculture for Space: People and Places Paving the Way     Connect with Dr. Ray Wheeler:   NASA LinkedIn           We Are a Part of a Bigger Family!    The Future of Agriculture Podcast is now part of the Farm and Rural Ag Network. Listen to more ag-related podcasts by subscribing on iTunes or on the Farm and Rural Ag Network Website today.      Join the Conversation! To get your most pressing ag questions answered and share your perspective on various topics we’ve discussed on the Future of Agriculture podcast, head over to SpeakPipe.com/FutureofAg and leave a recorded message!   Share the Ag-Love!    Thanks for joining us on the Future of Agriculture Podcast – your spot for valuable information, content, and interviews with industry leaders throughout the agricultural space! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe on iTunes and leave your honest feedback. Don’t forget to share it with your friends on your favorite social media spots!    Learn more about AgGrad by visiting:  Future of Agriculture Website AgGrad Website AgGrad on Twitter  AgGrad on Facebook  AgGrad on LinkedIn  AgGrad on Instagram

EPISODE 13: All Night at the Spaceball PromFor the lucky 13th episode we thought what better way to celebrate than to have a Glam Rock throw down! Put on your lipstick, shower yourself in glitter, and put on your shiniest pair of tights because we’re having a vamped up prom stomp!We need to take a moment and talk serious! The world of glam was full of cross dressers, spaced-out dandies, and girls-who-wereboys-who-were-girls-who-were Space People! Keeping with that frame of mind we also want to remind our listeners about our motto: Be Weird, Stay Strange, and Remember to Take Care of One Another! We want any of you out there in the LGTBQ community, and other maligned peoples, to know, that in these dark times, where the cruelest hypocrites in the world are making life seem impossible, taking care of yourself, and other humans is a revolutionary act in itself! If you are struggling under these chances we are providing information on some support groups and suicide prevention hotlines! It’s important that all the weirdos and losers, the lovers and dreamers, destroyers and builders stick together and do what we can to build a better world! The Trevor Project- 24-Hour Mental Health Text Message Service https://www.thetrevorproject.orgPride Fund to End Gun Violence- http://patfornm.com/pride-fund-to-end-gun-violence/American Foundation for Suicide Prevention- https://afsp.org/National Suicide Prevention Lifeline- https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/National Center for Transgender Equality- https://transequality.org/Equality Federation- https://www.equalityfederation.org/The Human Rights Campaign- https://www.hrc.org/ 11. Hymn for the Dudes- Mott the Hoople2. Ladytron- Roxy Music3. Baby’s on Fire- Brian Eno4. The Six Teens- Sweet5. Calling All Destroyers- T. Rex6. Cracked Actor- David Bowie7. Andy’s Chest- Lou Reed8. Lonely Planet Boy- New York Dolls29. Rock’n’Roll Crazy- Zappo10. Saturday Night- Bilbo Baggins11. Diversion- The Equals12. Good Time Comin- Mustard13. Pantherman- Pantherman 314. Shake That Fat- Iron Virgin15. The Man Who Speeks Evil- Slade16. Raggarna- Magnus Ulgga17. Dreamin’- The Arrows18. Prisoner of Your Imagination- Suzi Quatro19. Morning Starship- Jobraith20. Hypnosis- Mud421. Hold On- Ipsissimus22. Waves- Happy Dagger23. Babe, Ya Let My Hand Go- Fredreck Michael St. Jude24. Bubblegum Factory- Redd Kross25. Lysergic Bliss- Of Montreal26. Terr-Fi- Fruit Juice27. Queen- Perfume Genius528. Second Coming- Alice Cooper29. Angel- Space Waltz30. Falling in Love with Myself Again- Sparks31. I Pulled My Helmet Off (I’m Going to Love Her)- Zolar X

Vira Byramji joins us on today's episode. Vira was formerly assistant manager at the legendary Electric Lady Studio. She’s an audio engineer and the founder of the music industry networking event Now What! Energy starts high with an explosive young lyricist named Zhalarina. Vira introduces beat-maker and producer Space People with his collaboration with NY-bred spitter Nasty Nigel.    We dip back to London with Nine8 Collective’s “No Smoke,” go big with Cumulus’s “Retreat,” float off with Melanie Charles’ “Be On My Side” and ride out with “Rico” by Jobii. 01 "Who Want It' by Zhalarina  02 "Wet" by Space People featuring Nasty Nigel  03 "No Smoke" by Nine8 Collective  04 "Retreat" by Cumulus 05 "All I Do" by Taj Ralph 06 "Be On My Side" by Melanie Charles 07 "ur so pretty" by ST. MARTiiNS 08 "Rico" by Jobii -- 09 "Sweet Talk" by Maydar   Art: Mike Brennan *Not 97 is powered by the innovative music company Amuse.io, making distribution effortless for independent artists everywhere. © NOT 97. All music ℗ & © their rights holders, used by NOT 97 with explicit permission.

Guest: Alex. Topics: Stock Market's Big Drop, SpaceX Rocket Launch, White House Sex Scandal, and Justin From Canada's "People Kind" Comment.

GameSpot's Peter Brown and a mysterious world traveler join us for a Nintendo Switch road report, some PAX highlights, more deep dives into Breath of the Wild, and the John Carmack lawsuit of the week.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5928697/advertisement

GameSpot's Peter Brown and a mysterious world traveler join us for a Nintendo Switch road report, some PAX highlights, more deep dives into Breath of the Wild, and the John Carmack lawsuit of the week.

Here is the first podcast of the new year, including music from Omar’s new album “Love in Beats”, Little Simz, Space People, Folamour, Endian and Theo Parrish… Thanks for listening, Cengiz Tracks; Steve Spacek – If U Wan 2 Find Me / Eglo Omar – Feeds My Mind (feat. Floacist) / Freestyle Records Space People […] The post best of all worlds #100 appeared first on Best of all Worlds..

Please Join ME and My Guest , Author of .. The Children of Roswell , as he recounts his experiences with UFOs and the Space People that shocked the whole world and started the biggest Cover Up in history ??WOW

Please Join ME and My Guest , Co-Author .. The Children of Roswell....experiences with UFOs and the Space People that shocked the whole world and started the biggest Cover Up in history ??WOW

Please Join ME and My Guests , Authors .. The Children of Roswell , as they rein counter their experiences with UFOs and the Space People that shocked the whole world and started the biggest Cover Up in history ??WOW

Two hilarious men join the Thing Committee at the Hotel Windsor, Dan Hall from Dan Hall enterprises and John Richards from the Boxcutter podcast and Space People on ABC*. * The show is actually called Outland. The post TC 23: Dan Hall and John Richards appeared first on The Thing Committee.

Space People taking over the show intro. The good and bad of St. Louis. Getting ready for the Olympics. The Penn St., Joe Paterno aftermath. How do you get busted in an adult movie theater in 2012. How about you just mind your own damn business. The square footage of Oprah's vagina. How gay if Frank Ocean. Hacksaw Jim Duggan throwing out the first pitch with his 2x4. Why some females should be banned from all sporting events. Please follow proper public bathroom etiquette. Plus, Fat Moment of the Week, S**t Movie of the Week, the finals of the Top Comedy bracket, and a preview of next weeks tournament and much more! www.hotsauceshow.libsyn.com