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Today, we'll highlight how Charles Hamilton manages his multifamily and hotel properties simultaneously. He'll start by telling us about his unplanned entry into real estate, taking over his father's investments and selling them eventually, to diversifying his portfolio across larger assets. Charles also gives us an idea about the things he considers to get involved with the right network and partners, dealing with sponsors, and acquiring and funding hotels and apartment deals. Be sure to delve into this episode for more!Key Points & Relevant TopicsCharles' background in the corporate world and his journey to managing his father's properties with no prior experienceHow Charles ended up choosing and focusing on multifamily and getting involved in a partnership Questions you should be asking deal sponsors before partnering with themThe benefit of attending networking events and how to find them onlineThe main difference between hotels and multifamily apartments Ways to find hotel deals Things to consider when partnering in a hotel deal and operating a hotel business under a specific brandThe process of financing and acquiring loans for hotelsResources & LinksApartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive InvestorAbout Charles HamiltonCharles worked for Structural Dynamics Research Corporation (SDRC), a Computer-Aided Design (CAD) company, out of college. During his time at the SDRC, he was in a sales role, lead application engineer, customer service engineer, and project manager. In specific, he was commended by Xerox for helping them develop work processes with the CAD system to help them meet their goal of delivering new and innovative products. He was part of the pilot team and helped win this account with his efforts. At the time of Xerox signing on to use their CAD system, it was the second largest account for SDRC. ​From there, he moved into software development as a project manager for Booz Allen Hamilton, Spaceworks, and Digital Harbor. At Booz AlIen Hamilton, he managed software development projects and also worked on consulting engagements. These roles allowed him to use his ability to develop strategy and implement the tactical aspects of the projects. During his time at Booz Allen Hamilton, he received his MBA. The purpose of getting the MBA was to round out his skill set. ​His real estate experience came after his father's passing. He was left to run a 4-lot mobile home park and a single-family home rental. His goal is to take the experience he has gained and continue to invest in multifamily and hotels. ​The team he's a part of just closed on a 65-unit apartment complex in Charlotte, NC. He's on this deal as a General Partner (GP), a Limited Partner (LP), and also a part of the asset management team.Get in Touch with CharlesWebsite: https://www.hamiltoninvestmentsgrp.com/ Email: charleshamilton@hamiltoninvestmentsgrp.com To Connect With UsPlease visit our website www.bonavestcapital.com and click here to leave a rating and written review!

Meet Curtis Ashby, a cool artist who paints big murals and loves bird art. Curtis talks about how mural art is big in Washington and how it brings people together. Curtis explains that murals last a long time, like 10 to 20 years, which shows how strong this art is in Washington. He also talks about working with cities and groups like Spaceworks. This helps artists and business people team up and make their towns more colorful and fun. He shares how he plans his art projects at the start of the year. It's neat to learn how much thought goes into making these big, beautiful murals. Curtis also likes it when his clients give him some ideas for the mural, but he adds his own touch to it. This mix makes each mural special and tells a story. Curtis really loves birds and nature. He puts this love into his art as a way to remember his grandma. This makes his murals even more special and meaningful. Curtis talks about a big project he did near Tacoma Community College. It was tough to get it all set up, but he worked with the community and made it happen. Curtis likes to paint with friends and help other artists. This shows how artists help each other and make their community better. He also talks about the tools and skills he uses to make his murals just right. The podcast shows how Curtis' art is more than just painting walls. It's about stories, working together, and making places beautiful. You'll want to hear more about how Curtis and other artists are making Washington an awesome place full of art! Connect With Curtis

His career began as an aerospace engineer, Charles Hamilton starting at Structural Dynamics Research Corporation (SDRC), a Computer Aided Design (CAD) company, straight out of college. During his tenure at SDRC, Charles held various positions, including sales, lead application engineer, customer service engineer, and project manager. Notably, his contributions in assisting Xerox with CAD system work processes earned him commendation and played a key role in securing Xerox as the second-largest account for SDRC upon their adoption of the CAD system. Transitioning into software development, Charles served as a project manager at Booz Allen Hamilton, Spaceworks, and Digital Harbor. At Booz Allen Hamilton, he managed projects of diverse scales, engaged in consulting, and pursued an MBA to complement his skill set. His involvement in real estate commenced after his father's passing, where Charles assumed responsibility for overseeing a 4-lot mobile home park and a single-family home rental. Drawing from his accumulated experience, his objective is to further invest in multifamily units and hotels. As a member of a team, Charles recently concluded the acquisition of a 65-unit apartment complex in Charlotte, NC. His roles in this venture include being a General Partner (GP) and a Limited Partner (LP), with the deal finalized on August 10, 2023. Additionally, he actively contributes to the asset management team for this property.

Jessica Johnston is the Director of a vibrant and historical Tacoma landmark, Court House Square. With a wide range of experience Jessica also serves her community as the chair of the Tacoma's City Events and Recognition Committee and proudly sits on the Board for Downtown Tacoma Partnership as the Vice-President. She has lent her voice to help raise awareness and education for business entrepreneurs with the Spaceworks program and safety concerns with Tacoma Business Council. More recently she has started quarterly Businesswomen of Tacoma Table Talks. Join us as we discuss: Finding creativity in business Importance of giving yourself grace How businesses can come together to serve their business communityLinkedin @CourtHouseSquareTacoma (Instagram)www.CourtHouseSquareTacoma.com @TacomaVenuesEvents (Instagram)@DowntownTacomaPartnership (Instagram)

Through Spaceworks Tacoma, Jennifer facilitates the learning and professional development of creative entrepreneurs and artists with plans for long term creative/innovative businesses that benefit Tacoma's culturally vibrant community. Jennifer is also a Spaceworks alum, graduating from the 2014 cohort and is the co-owner of SPUN Clay Arts Studio. She was the Hilltop Business Association Vice President for 5 years and continues to be involved in her community. Jennifer believes that everyone should have the opportunity to share their passion with the world and tries to limit those barriers that keep people from doing so.Follow Jennifer English online:https://www.spaceworkstacoma.com/https://www.spuntacoma.com/https://www.instagram.com/spaceworkstacoma/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/dustybttms/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/spuntacoma/?hl=en For more information on how you can Own Your Awkward with Andy Vargo, check out https://www.awkwardcareer.com/ #podcast #awkward #ownyourawkward #acceptance #authentiicity #motivation #inspiration #tacoma #washington #chamber #artist #creative #clay #studio #incubator #startup #253 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/own-your-awkward/support

Through Spaceworks Tacoma, Jennifer facilitates the learning and professional development of creative entrepreneurs and artists with plans for long term creative/innovative businesses that benefit Tacoma's culturally vibrant community. Jennifer is also a Spaceworks alum, graduating from the 2014 cohort and is the co-owner of SPUN Clay Arts Studio. She was the Hilltop Business Association Vice President for 5 years and continues to be involved in her community. Jennifer believes that everyone should have the opportunity to share their passion with the world and tries to limit those barriers that keep people from doing so.Follow Jennifer English online:https://www.spaceworkstacoma.com/https://www.spuntacoma.com/https://www.instagram.com/spaceworkstacoma/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/dustybttms/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/spuntacoma/?hl=en For more information on how you can Own Your Awkward with Andy Vargo, check out https://www.awkwardcareer.com/ #podcast #awkward #ownyourawkward #acceptance #authentiicity #motivation #inspiration #tacoma #washington #chamber #artist #creative #clay #studio #incubator #startup #253 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/own-your-awkward/support

Today  Cyndee Harding & Charles Hamilton discuss key performance indicators, ways to inspire community involvement, and details about hiring contractors and having them complete the work according to your standards.Interested in learning from me? Visit https://www.thetribeoftitans.info/coachingJoin our multifamily investing community for FREE for in-depth courses and live networking with like-minded apartment investors at the Tribe of TitansLink to subscribe to YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/SubYouTubeDiaryPodcastApple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/AppleDiaryPodcast Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/SpotDiaryPodcast Google Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/GoogleDiaryPodcast Follow us on:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DiaryAptInv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Diary_Apt_Inv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diary_of_an_apartment_investor This episode originally aired on July 10, 2023----Your host, Brian Briscoe, has been a general partner in 1000+ units worth over $100 million and has been lead sponsor, asset manager, capital raiser, and key principal on these properties. He has developed a multifamily education community called the Tribe of Titans that helps aspiring investors learn the game, network with other like-minded professionals, and get their apartment investing business to the next level. He is founder of Streamline Capital Group, which will continue to acquire multifamily assets well into the future. He retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marine Corps in 2021.Connect with him on  LinkedInBrian@Steamlinecapital.com----Cyndee HardingCyndee is a former owner of her own accounting practice, specializing in small business consultation. Cyndee has over 25 years expertise in understanding profit and loss, asset retention and management as well as helping guide clients to improved business practices, performance, and management. Using forensic accounting practices, Cyndee is well equipped to determine the financial stability of organizations as well as having the ability to use profit and loss statements to predict future earnings. Cyndee currently works as Asset Manager on multiple Multifamily properties.Email her at: highcaliberassetmanagement@gmail.com----Charles Hamilton"I started my career as an aerospace engineer. I worked for Structural Dynamics Research Corporation (SDRC), a Computer Aided Design (CAD) company, out of college. During my time at the SDRC, I was in a sales role, lead application engineer, customer service engineer, and project manager. I was part of the pilot team and helped win this account by my efforts. At the time of Xerox signing on to use our CAD system, it was the second largest account for SDRC. From there, I moved into software development as a project manager for Booz Allen Hamilton, Spaceworks, and Digital Harbor. During my time at Booz Allen Hamilton, I received my MBA.  My goal is to take the experience I have gained and invest in multifamily."Learn more about him at: https://rb.gy/krr8lOr Email him at: charleshamilton@hamiltoninvestmentsgrp.com

On today's episode, we are talking to Lizzi Whaley, CEO of Spaceworks Interior Architecture. Lizzi joined Spaceworks Interior Architecture in 2004. But when she heard her company was selling up, she decided (as a 28 year old, single mum living with her parents) that if the business was to be sold then she wanted to be the purchaser. She bought the company and became chief executive in 2006. We'll discuss the mindset shift moving from employee to employer, the importance of focusing ‘in' on your people and how to lead when you yourself are going through personal changes. As always, be sure to listen all the way through for all the good bits and for future episodes don't forget to subscribe to our podcast.

Listen in as Bristol Spaceworks owner Matthew Johnstone gives us some wonderful insight from his many years working and running flex spaces. Stay with us as we talk about how the last 30 years have changed and start to ponder what the next 30 years may look like! 

Be sure to subscribe to the Cosmosphere Podcast and you'll never miss an episode. Learn more about Liberty Bell 7 and the Cosmosphere (https://cosmo.org/blog/view/liberty-bell-7-the-peril-and-promise-of-space-exploration) You can see all of the upcoming events and more by checking the Cosmosphere calendar. Cosmosphere Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) You can contact the Cosmosphere's Box office at 620-665-9312 for upcoming events.

Join Cosmosphere CEO Jim Remar for a discussion of Liberty Bell 7 and the recovery of this historic spacecraft. Be sure to subscribe to the Cosmosphere Podcast and you'll never miss an episode. Learn more about Liberty Bell 7 and the Cosmosphere (https://cosmo.org/blog/view/liberty-bell-7-the-peril-and-promise-of-space-exploration) You can see all of the upcoming events and more by checking the Cosmosphere calendar. Cosmosphere Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) You can contact the Cosmosphere's Box office at 620-665-9312 for upcoming events.

This week we're joined by Jim Remar, CEO of the Cosmophere in Hutchinson, Kansas, the home of Liberty Bell 7, to celebrate the 60th anniversary of it's flight carrying Gus Grissom into space. A truly remarkable story, not just because of the mission being just the 3rd crewed launch of any vehicle into space, but because the capsule was lost at the bottom of the sea until 1999 when it was recovered and restored by the people at the Cosmophere. The Cosmosphere: https://cosmo.org/Liberty Bell 60th Anniversary: https://cosmosphere.lpages.co/liberty-bell-7/Spaceworks: https://spaceworkscosmo.org/Twitter: https://twitter.com/the_cosmosphereFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/kscosmosphereInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_cosmosphere/Full show notes and associated videos: https://spaceandthingspodcast.com/podcast/bnmcddpabge6669-2tylp-j3gk9-fk47l-dz7ae-jc6ft-7rn3l-8ew42-jf2mt-yfsp6Image Credits: The CosmosphereSpace and Things:Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/spaceandthings1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spaceandthingspodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/spaceandthingspodcast/Merch and Info: https://www.spaceandthingspodcast.comPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/SpaceandthingsBusiness Enquiries: info@andthingsproductions.comSpace and Things is brought to you And Things Productions https://www.andthingsproductions.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/spaceandthings. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s guest brings a wealth of first-hand knowledge to growing tech firms using more than 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur, business leader, and angel investor. She played principal roles in pioneering several B2B technology firms. As co-founder of SpaceWorks, an eCommerce software company, she facilitated its startup and growth to nearly $25 million in revenue; at America Online, she designed the PR program and investor roadshow for the IPO; at United Press International, she facilitated a turn-around strategy; and for LEXIS/NEXIS, she was instrumental in the creation and successful launch of a new division. Since founding Best Marketing LLC in 2001, she has consulted with more than 90 early-stage and growth-stage tech companies on their go-to-market strategies. In 2018, she was appointed Chair of the National Women's Business Council, a federal agency that advocates for female founders. She is immediate past Board Chair of the Dingman Center of Entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland. Please join me in welcoming Liz Sara. Would you leave an honest rating and review on Apple Podcast? Or Stitcher? They are extremely helpful and I read each and every one of them. Thanks for the inspiration! In this episode we discuss: her thoughts on leadership: “Leadership is about seizing an opportunity. It’s filling a need or solving a problem. A true leader has excitement about their idea, product, or solution.” her theory about 1st born children being predisposed to being leaders. how one book in the 80s changed the trajectory of her life. the realization that as entrepreneurs we never really plan the next step of our journey. her desire to be in new emerging markets and help people in those spaces excel. her advice for current college students and how they can take advantage of upcoming trends. how she nurtures and sustains her network by blocking time in her calendar every week to do outreach via email or the telephone. Links Liz Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. www.bestmarketing.net Books mentioned in this episode: “Megatrends: Ten New Directions Transforming Our Lives” by John Naisbitt Other Resources Listen to my episode with Gerry Poirier.   About Robbie: Robbie Samuels wrote “How to Host a Virtual a Happy Hour” for Harvard Business Review, was quoted in “The History of the Webinar and Why It Should Be History” in Forbes, and recognized as an “industry expert in the field of digital event design” by JDC Events. He is a Certified Virtual Convener and Certified Virtual Presenter. As a Virtual Event Design Consultant and Executive Zoom Producer, he assists organizations with bringing their in-person events strategically online. He provides virtual event design strategy, emceeing, production (managing the tech, including chat and breakout rooms), and training/supporting presenters. His clients include national and statewide advocacy organizations, including the California WIC Association, Feeding America, Visiting Nurse Service of New York, Association of Talent & Development chapter, The National At-Home Dad Network, the California Notary Symposium, and the U.S. Embassy in Mexico. He created The 5% Advantage Program, a four-week certification program that helps presenters and meeting professionals grow in their confidence with Zoom, online facilitation, and virtual event design so they can reduce their tech angst and host more engaging online experiences. Participants have the opportunity to become Certified Virtual Event Professional #NoMoreBadZoom.  Since March 13, 2020, he has hosted #NoMoreBadZoom Virtual Happy Hours, a weekly virtual event that explores new ways to design engaging virtual experiences while creating opportunities for networking. This event attracts 50-60 participants each week, 50% of them have attended 8 or more times, 20% have attended more than 20 times.

Today's guest brings a wealth of first-hand knowledge to growing tech firms using more than 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur, business leader, and angel investor. She played principal roles in pioneering several B2B technology firms. As co-founder of SpaceWorks, an eCommerce software company, she facilitated its startup and growth to nearly $25 million in revenue; at America Online, she designed the PR program and investor roadshow for the IPO; at United Press International, she facilitated a turn-around strategy; and for LEXIS/NEXIS, she was instrumental in the creation and successful launch of a new division. Since founding Best Marketing LLC in 2001, she has consulted with more than 90 early-stage and growth-stage tech companies on their go-to-market strategies. In 2018, she was appointed Chair of the National Women's Business Council, a federal agency that advocates for female founders. She is immediate past Board Chair of the Dingman Center of Entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland. Please join me in welcoming Liz Sara. In this episode we discuss: her thoughts on leadership: “Leadership is about seizing an opportunity. It's filling a need or solving a problem. A true leader has excitement about their idea, product, or solution.” her theory about 1st born children being predisposed to being leaders. how one book in the 80s changed the trajectory of her life. the realization that as entrepreneurs we never really plan the next step of our journey. her desire to be in new emerging markets and help people in those spaces excel. her advice for current college students and how they can take advantage of upcoming trends. how she nurtures and sustains her network by blocking time in her calendar every week to do outreach via email or the telephone. Listen, subscribe and read show notes at www.OnTheSchmooze.com - episode 237.

April Sanders and Jennifer English, owners of SPUN Clay Arts Studio and Gallery in Tacoma sit down with the guys, virtually, for another great conversation. They joined GCP pre GCP re-boot, so for those wanting to hear that episode, check out our Patreon! SPUN was created in a garage over cocktails, a pottery wheel, and a notepad. It's grown to being a place where people can get encouragement in an environment where they feel comfortable, surrounded by music and local artists in ripped jeans, band t-shirts and beer. Covid-19 has thrown a curve ball in how they do business, but they are still offering services for drop-off and pick-up and are excited to be extending studio hours from 10 – 4 starting March 6th. They plan to follow that up with a phase in of private lessons and eventually the same class settings they were offering before. Make sure to watch their social media for updates! 00:14 – Show kicks off with reflection on the last time April and Jen joined the show, Jen shares the type of classes SPUN offers, and how the business got started. April shares how they went through the Spaceworks program when starting up SPUN, what they've been doing to keep the business going during Covid, and Justin talks about his trip to Enumclaw. Scott shares the drink he's enjoying, April talks about what people can make there, and the different things people have made in the shop. 27:55 - April talks about SPUN teaming up with the Neighborhood Plant Project, the things they've been most thankful for lately, and Jen reflects on interns they've had over the years. Jen talks about when April broke her leg, Scott shares the story about when he broke his knee during GCP's Boot to Boot, and him and April talk about how much they now appreciate showers. They give their thoughts on the return on the 90's, Jennifer talks about growing up in Auburn, and gives her opinion on The Incredible Universe. 60:53 – Justin talks about his camping trip over the past summer, they talk about floating in the tank, and Justin talks about people recently doing home flipping in his neighborhood. They talk about the rising housing cost in the PNW, Justin expresses how much he's looking forward to when he can have people over to his house again, and Scott shares how relaxing it is for him to watch pottery videos on YouTube. 95:19 – Jen talks about the importance of doing a check up on your friends, Justin shares where people can find SPUN Tacoma online, and Jen talks about her and Aprils trip to Las Vegas in the 90's where they stayed at Circus Circus. Scott talks about his experience in a Nevada brothel, they talk about the drink that makes them each sick, and close out this episode talking about times they get black out drunk. Thanks April and Jen for joining the guys for a great conversation and update on how SPUN is doing. Special Guest: SPUN.

In this episode we re-release one of the interviews from our Business Resiliency YouTube series! Our interview with Michael Liang of Spaceworks Tacoma took place in March of 2020, where we chatted about what business resiliency looks like with creative entrepreneurs and creative business practices in response to the pandemic. We found many of the things we discussed in the initial interview are still inspiring almost a year later! We hope you enjoy our conversation. If you'd like to see the recording of the original interview, you can check it out here. You can learn more about the Spaceworks Tacoma Program here. --------------- Want to be a guest on the show? Send us an email at hello@paradoxumconsulting.com with your contact info and why you'd like to be on the show! Resources for you: Learn more about our services at Paradoxum Consulting Want to begin implementing regenerative business practices? Check out our 6-Day Regenerative Business Challenge E-Workbook Access our Free Resources Let's be friends! Connect with Ashley and Arianna at Paradoxum Consulting: Paradoxum Instagram Paradoxum Facebook Website Email: hello@paradoxumconsulting.com

The space between stars is usually measured in light years, but this makes it less easy to acknowledge the true scale of the distance. Even the closest star system to Earth, Proxima Centauri, is 4.2 light years or 40.13 trillion kilometres from Earth. If we are ever going to bridge the gap between the stars, we will have to have some very fast spaceships, with extremely reliable, long-lasting technology on board. So does science allow for these spacecraft to exist? That’s what listener Allan wants to know, and to find out, Presenter Anand Jagatia speaks with Tracy Drain, a systems engineer at NASA JPL responsible for overseeing the development and missions of multiple unmanned interplanetary probes including some around Jupiter and Mars. She tells us the challenges involved with simply keeping our spacecraft working for the long-haul. Even if we can overcome issues of wear and tear over time, powering a ship to other star systems will not be easy. Today’s chemical rockets are too inefficient for the job, so we speak with Rachel Moloney, a researcher in electric propulsion to ask if this relatively new technology could power ships through interstellar space. Faster than light travel is the solution most often found in Science Fiction, but it goes against Einstein’s laws of relativity. Is there a way around it? Theoretical physicist Professor Miguel Alcubierre thinks there may be, and he describes the way a spaceship may be able to create a bubble of spacetime around itself to move faster than light without breaking these fixed laws. But there’s a catch... Contributors: Tracy Drain – Systems Engineer - NASA Jet Propulsion Lab, California, USA Rachel Moloney – Researcher in Electrical Propulsion - Surrey Space Centre, UK Professor Samuel Tisherman – Surgeon – University of Maryland school of Medicine, USA Dr John Bradford – President & CTO of SpaceWorks, USA Professor Miguel Alcubierre – Theoretical physicist known for the ‘Alcubierre Warp Drive’ – National University of Mexico Presented by Anand Jagatia Produced by Rory Galloway [Image: Speceship. Credit: Getty Images]

Michael. Liang of Spaceworks Tacoma is back on the podcast to talk about what’s happening with Tacoma’s artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs. He also shares some resources for shopping local this holiday season. Enjoy! Links Spaceworks...

What can Tacomans do to support small businesses, artists, and very small businesses in Tacoma during the Covid-19 pandemic? Spaceworks Director Michael Liang joins us to talk about the specific challenges facing small business owners right now and how everyday Tacomans can support their business owning neighbors. Michael moved to Tacoma in 2018 to take... The post Supporting Small Businesses and Artists During Covid-19 with Michael Liang from Spaceworks appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

What can Tacomans do to support small businesses, artists, and very small businesses in Tacoma during the Covid-19 pandemic? Spaceworks Director Michael Liang joins us to talk about the specific challenges facing small business owners right now and how everyday Tacomans can support their business owning neighbors. Michael moved to Tacoma in 2018 to take... The post Supporting Small Businesses and Artists During Covid-19 with Michael Liang from Spaceworks appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

Nathan Meyer, the Vice President of Education and Strategy joins us to talk about the exciting new program that the Cosmosphere has for museums, libraries, and public spaces around the world. If you are interested in reserving one of these exciting exhibits, contact Jim Remar, the CEO of the Cosmosphere 620-200-1407 or at jimr@cosmo.org. Be sure to subscribe to the Cosmosphere Podcast and you'll never miss an episode. You can see all of the upcoming events and more by checking the Cosmosphere calendar. Cosmosphere Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) You can contact the Cosmosphere's Box office at 620-665-9312 for upcoming events. A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use "Hypergolic" from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. Check it out through your music service of choice. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

Liz Sara is Chair of the National Women's Business Council (NWBC). She was appointed in July 2018 by President Trump to serve a three-year term. Ms. Sara will bring with her 30 years of achievement as an entrepreneur, business owner, and small business champion. Ms. Sara is also the Founder and President of Best Marketing, LLC, where she consults for more than 90 small businesses in the high-tech sector, and serves as a chief business advisor to entrepreneurs in creating and executing go-to market strategies. Previously, she played a principal role as Co-founder of SpaceWorks, an eCommerce software company, where she facilitated its startup and growth to nearly $25 million in revenue. “think big but start small. You can't boil the ocean overnight. Get the small idea off the ground but have in mind the vision for how big it can become and the impact that it can have on a wider audience whether it's consumers, whether it's business, whether it's government, whether it's industry. So think big but start small”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7n7

Molecular scale investigations have identified the mechanism which confers resistance to antimalarial drugs. Researchers hope work to turn off this mechanism could mean cheaper well known antimalarials can become effective once again. We look at the threat to weather forecasting from 5G networks, discuss the origins of much of the technology in our mobile phones and ask what food we’ll be eating in the future and how the past can inform this. Science fiction is full of people settling on distant planets. But even the closest stars would take millennia to reach with current speeds of travel, by the time any passengers reached an extra solar planet, they would be long dead. So CrowdScience listener Balaji asked us to find out whether humans could hibernate for interstellar travel? To uncover the science fact behind this idea, Anand Jagatia holds a tiny hibernating dormouse at the Wildwood Trust in Kent, and meets Dr Samuel Tisherman who puts his patients into suspended animation for a couple of hours, to save their lives after traumatic injuries that cause cardiac arrest. We ask if Dr Tisherman’s research could be extended to put healthy individuals to sleep for much longer periods of time? It’s a question that neuroscientist, Professor Kelly Drew is studying, in Alaska Fairbanks. She uses Ground Squirrels as a model to understand internal thermostats, and how hibernating mammals manage to reduce their core temperatures to -3 degrees Celsius. Anand speculates wildly with science fiction authors Adrian Tchaikovsky and Temi Oh whose characters in their books ‘Children of Time’ and ‘Do You Dream of Terra Two?’ traverse enormous distances between habitable planets. But is human stasis something that would actually be useful? John Bradford is the director of SpaceWorks, this company works with NASA to try to investigate human hibernation for space travel. He’s trying to make space-based human hibernation a reality, and it seems that may be closer than you’d think. Image: Mosquito. Science Photo Library

Science fiction is full of people settling on distant planets. But even the closest stars would take millennia to reach with current speeds of travel, by the time any passengers reached an extra solar planet, they would be long dead. So CrowdScience listener Balaji asked us to find out whether humans could hibernate for interstellar travel? To uncover the science fact behind this idea, Anand Jagatia holds a tiny hibernating dormouse at the Wildwood Trust in Kent, and meets Dr Samuel Tisherman who puts his patients into suspended animation for a couple of hours, to save their lives after traumatic injuries that cause cardiac arrest. We ask if Dr Tisherman’s research could be extended to put healthy individuals to sleep for much longer periods of time? It’s a question that neuroscientist, Professor Kelly Drew is studying, in Alaska Fairbanks. She uses Ground Squirrels as a model to understand internal thermostats, and how hibernating mammals manage to reduce their core temperatures to -3 degrees Celsius. Anand speculates wildly with science fiction authors Adrian Tchaikovsky and Temi Oh whose characters in their books ‘Children of Time’ and ‘Do You Dream of Terra Two?’ traverse enormous distances between habitable planets. But is human stasis something that would actually be useful? John Bradford is the director of SpaceWorks, this company works with NASA to try to investigate human hibernation for space travel. He’s trying to make space-based human hibernation a reality, and it seems that may be closer than you’d think. Presented by Anand Jagatia Produced by Rory Galloway (Photo: People in hibernation. Credit: Getty Images)

Micahel Liang of Spaceworks Tacoma joins the podcast this week. He shares his background in the arts and as a park ranger for the National Parks service. His love of art and the natural world...

Madeline Donahue is an artist born in Houston, TX who lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She has exhibited with The Every Woman Biennial, Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, 601Artspace and Field Projects, in Manhattan; Underdonk, Greenpoint Terminal Gallery, and Spaceworks, in Brooklyn. Her paintings were included in “Making (It) Work” at the Oliver Art Center, California College of the Arts in Oakland, “a group exhibition of artworks made by artists during their first few years of parenthood.” She will be included in the upcoming exhibitions “SPF32” curated by Madeleine Mermall and “Garden Party” curated by Emily Marie Miller and Jake Coan, both in Brooklyn, and in “Smoke Show” at Elephant Gallery in Nashville, TN. She will have her first solo exhibition at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects in Manhattan this September. Madeline was an artist-in-residence at Byrdcliffe Artist Colony in Woodstock, NY and recently at The Wassaic Project in Wassaic, NY. Madeline stopped by Brian’s studio for a talk about growing up in Texas, George Harrison, getting in trouble for drawing too much, painting as a parent and a lot more.

This month we are catching up with Jack at the Cosmosphere's SpaceWorks division. We talked about the completion of the MOCR Console restoration project. You'll also hear from Carla about what's up at the Cosmosphere this summer. It's a packed episode, so listen in today. Be sure to subscribe to the Cosmosphere Podcast and you'll never miss an episode. You can see all of the upcoming events and more by checking the Cosmosphere calendar. Cosmosphere Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use "Hypergolic" from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. Check it out through your music service of choice. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

This month we are catching up with Jack at the Cosmosphere's SpaceWorks division. We talked about the completion of the MOCR Console restoration project. You'll also hear from Carla about what's up at the Cosmosphere this summer. It's a packed episode, so listen in today. Be sure to subscribe to the Cosmosphere Podcast and you'll never miss an episode. You can see all of the upcoming events and more by checking the Cosmosphere calendar. Cosmosphere Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use "Hypergolic" from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. Check it out through your music service of choice. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

Regular episodes are coming soon! I have been editing video, writing social media content for my day job, and generally staying completely busy. This has dug into my free time considerably so thank you for your patience and for listening to each episode. I've got some excellent news to share next episode so stay tuned. For now, enjoy the latest Cosmosphere Podcast episode! This month we chat with Carla about the upcoming gala, Earthrising: The Celebration of Apollo 8. You'll also hear from the CEO of the Cosmosphere, Jim Remar, about the MOCR restoration project that SpaceWorks is spearheading. This month is also the one year anniversary for the podcast! Thanks for listening, we are looking forward to season 2! Be sure to subscribe to the Cosmosphere Podcast and you'll never miss an episode. You can see all of the upcoming events, including "Earthrising: The Celebration of Apollo 8" Cosmosphere Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) Check out pictures from SpaceWorks via the Facebook page for The Space Shot. I will upload video to this album and will update the show notes accordingly once this video is live. SpaceWorks MOCR Consoles- Facebook Album (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2123696547947311&type=1&l=6b5e749ebd) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use "Hypergolic" from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. Check it out through your music service of choice. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

This month we chat with Carla about the upcoming gala, Earthrising: The Celebration of Apollo 8. You'll also hear from the CEO of the Cosmosphere, Jim Remar, about the MOCR restoration project that SpaceWorks is spearheading. This month is also the one year anniversary for the podcast! Thanks for listening, we are looking forward to season 2! Be sure to subscribe to the Cosmosphere Podcast and you'll never miss an episode. You can see all of the upcoming events, including "Earthrising: The Celebration of Apollo 8" Cosmosphere Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) Check out pictures from SpaceWorks via the Facebook page for The Space Shot. I will upload video to this album and will update the show notes accordingly once this video is live. SpaceWorks MOCR Consoles- Facebook Album (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2123696547947311&type=1&l=6b5e749ebd) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use "Hypergolic" from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. Check it out through your music service of choice. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

I chat with Jack at the Cosmosphere about the MOCR consoles, plus we hear from Shannon about some incredible Apollo related artifacts housed at the Cosmosphere. Be sure to subscribe to the Cosmosphere Podcast and you'll never miss an episode. You can see all of the upcoming events, including "Earthrising: The Celebration of Apollo 8" Cosmosphere Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) Check out pictures from SpaceWorks via the Facebook page for The Space Shot. I will upload video to this album and will update the show notes accordingly once this video is live. SpaceWorks MOCR Consoles- Facebook Album (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2123696547947311&type=1&l=6b5e749ebd) If you'd like to attend a camp or have a student that's interested in attending, check out this page for more information on the camps offered during the summer. Cosmosphere Camps (http://cosmo.org/education/camps) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use "Hypergolic" from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. Check it out through your music service of choice. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

I chat with Jack at the Cosmosphere about the MOCR consoles, plus we hear from Shannon about some incredible Apollo related artifacts housed at the Cosmosphere. Be sure to subscribe to the Cosmosphere Podcast and you'll never miss an episode. You can see all of the upcoming events, including "Earthrising: The Celebration of Apollo 8" Cosmosphere Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) Check out pictures from SpaceWorks via the Facebook page for The Space Shot. I will upload video to this album and will update the show notes accordingly once this video is live. SpaceWorks MOCR Consoles- Facebook Album (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2123696547947311&type=1&l=6b5e749ebd) If you'd like to attend a camp or have a student that's interested in attending, check out this page for more information on the camps offered during the summer. Cosmosphere Camps (http://cosmo.org/education/camps) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use "Hypergolic" from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. Check it out through your music service of choice. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

This time the guys play a best of from 2015 where they talked with husband and wife, Bob and Carrie and Bob from Shroom Brothers. Beginning in 2012, Shroom Brothers is a company that sells beautiful originally made art that includes wearable and hangable art in the Tacoma area. All of the art is hand drawn by Carrie and screen printing is done by Bob. People can find their art in 9 different locations around the Tacoma area and check them out online at: shrooombrothers.com. 1:55 – Before the guys dive into the best of, they talk about Brogans visit to the hospital, where fans can find them online, and Jeff's recent move into his new house. They chat about the upcoming ghost tours, Justin's weird Tacoma experience when driving into record, and their annoyances with driving. Scott expresses his interest in having the person from The Bounty Hunter Boot Camp on the podcast and where he found them online. 22:03 – Bob gives a detailed description of what the business does, how the two met and got started working together, and the types of media Carrie uses in her art. Carrie discusses creating their first octopus shirt, Bob talks about creating their newest t-shirt, and working with Crimson Graphics of Tacoma. Carrie talks about the different types of art mediums she works in and Bob talks about the first event they sold their shirts at. 34:32 – Bob tells the guys about their recent experience with Spaceworks, their search for a local storefront in Tacoma, and Carrie describes being an artist since she was a child. She talks about her father being a leather worker, winning her first art contest, getting into college, and the importance of having other create people around you. Bob talks about where the Shroom Brothers name came from, other businesses that also have racy names, and what the name means to them today. 57:23 –Bob talks about moving from Main to Tacoma, his favorite places around the area, including Three Bridges District and Opera Alley. They cover the businesses that carry their merchandise, that include: American Ritual Tattoo & Wunderkammer Curiosity Shoppe at Freight House Square, Hotel Murano, Washington State History Museum gift shop, Crimson Wraps and Graphics, Grit City Grind House, The Nearsighted Narwhal, and the Blue Octopus. This great best of show finishes with info on where people can find them online. Special Guest: Shroom Brothers.

Episode 9 is coming out late, but it's worth it, enjoy! Just the two links for today. Adult Astronaut Adventure (http://cosmo.org/education/camps/adult-astronaut-adventure) MOCR Delivery- Cosmosphere Blog (http://cosmo.org/blog/view/mocr-part-1-a-very-special-delivery) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use music from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. The song in the podcast titles is called "Hypergolic" and is available through streaming services as well as iTunes. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

In this podcast, Cody Gough and Ashley Hamer discuss the following stories to help you get smarter and learn something new in just a few minutes: NASA Is Working on Cryosleep Chambers for Astronauts "Getting" Puns Means Both Sides of Your Brain Are Working Together Why Red Delicious Are the Most Popular, Most Terrible Apple Follow Curiosity Daily on your favorite podcast app to learn something new every day withCody Gough andAshley Hamer. Still curious? Get exclusive science shows, nature documentaries, and more real-life entertainment on discovery+! Go to https://discoveryplus.com/curiosity to start your 7-day free trial. discovery+ is currently only available for US subscribers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's episode is coming to you very late, after a long moving and road trip day. It's worth it though, tomorrow is going to be a great experience. By the time most of you listen to this episode I will already be at the SpaceWorks facility in Hutchinson. Be sure to follow along online for MOCR content throughout the day on Monday the 29th. Connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, just click the links below. Facebook (https://m.facebook.com/thespaceshot/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/johnmulnix/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/johnmulnix)

Happy Monday! I spent a couple of hours at SpaceWorks today. It was a remarkable experience! Check out my Facebook page for some pictures from today! There's a lot of new listeners to the show and I want to say welcome! I'm happy to have you here and look forward to sharing history and interviews with you over the coming months! Thanks to everyone that's subscribed to the podcast. If you could do me a favor and leave a review for the podcast, I'd appreciate it! If you take a screenshot of your review and send it to @johnmulnix, pretty much anywhere on the Internet, I will send you a Space Shot sticker and a thank you! Connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, just click the links below. Facebook (https://m.facebook.com/thespaceshot/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/johnmulnix/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/johnmulnix) Episode Links: Trump administration wants to end NASA funding for the International Space Station by 2025 (https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/24/16930154/nasa-international-space-station-president-trump-budget-request-2025) Apollo17.org (http://apollo17.org/) PDF File Agreement Between the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and OTHER GOVERNMENTS (https://www.state.gov/documents/organization/107683.pdf) International Space Station Legal Framework- ESA (http://m.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/International_Space_Station/International_Space_Station_legal_framework) 20 Years Ago: Station Partners Sign Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA)- NASA (https://www.nasa.gov/feature/20-years-ago-station-partners-sign-intergovernmental-agreement-iga) Partners Sign ISS Agreements- NASA (https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/structure/elements/partners_agreement.html)

Thanks to everyone that's subscribed to the podcast. If you could do me a favor and leave a review for the podcast, I'd appreciate it! If you take a screenshot of your review and send it to @johnmulnix, pretty much anywhere on the Internet, I will send you a Space Shot sticker and a thank you! Connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, just click the links below. Facebook (https://m.facebook.com/thespaceshot/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/johnmulnix/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/johnmulnix) Welcome to the fourth episode of The Cosmosphere Podcast! In this episode, SpaceWorks, triumph and tragedy, and a news update. Come back the first Wednesday of every month for a new episode! Check out the Cosmosphere's website here (http://cosmo.org/) to find out more about the museum. Camps at the Cosmosphere (http://cosmo.org/explore/camps) The Cosmosphere- Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/kscosmosphere/) Cosmosphere Event Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar#event-752) If you're interested in learning about SpaceWorks, or if you would like information on how the Cosmosphere can help you with a project, please visit the SpaceWorks website here. SpaceWorks (http://cosmo.org/spaceworks) Check out this link if you want to check out what the Bendix Mobility Test Article looks like. Dr. von Braun Driving the Mobility Test Article (https://archive.org/details/MSFC-6640863) Here's a link to the album of pictures from my visit to SpaceWorks. SpaceWorks Picture Album- The Space Shot (https://www.facebook.com/pg/thespaceshot/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1926872784296356) Cosmosphere Events Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) Carey Digital Dome Theater Showtimes (http://cosmo.org/exhibitions/theater) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use music from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. The song in the podcast titles is called "Hypergolic" and is available through streaming services as well as iTunes. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP) Welcome to the fourth episode of The Cosmosphere Podcast! In this episode, SpaceWorks, triumph and tragedy, and a news update. Come back the first Wednesday of every month for a new episode! Check out the Cosmosphere's website here (http://cosmo.org/) to find out more about the museum. Camps at the Cosmosphere (http://cosmo.org/explore/camps) The Cosmosphere- Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/kscosmosphere/) Cosmosphere Event Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar#event-752) If you're interested in learning about SpaceWorks, or if you would like information on how the Cosmosphere can help you with a project, please visit the SpaceWorks website here. SpaceWorks (http://cosmo.org/spaceworks) Check out this link if you want to check out what the Bendix Mobility Test Article looks like. Dr. von Braun Driving the Mobility Test Article (https://archive.org/details/MSFC-6640863) Here's a link to the album of pictures from my visit to SpaceWorks. SpaceWorks Picture Album- The Space Shot (https://www.facebook.com/pg/thespaceshot/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1926872784296356) Cosmosphere Events Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) Carey Digital Dome Theater Showtimes (http://cosmo.org/exhibitions/theater) _A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use music from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. The song in the podcast titles is called "Hypergolic" and is available through streaming services as well as iTunes. _ Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

Thanks to everyone that's subscribed to the podcast. If you could do me a favor and leave a review for the podcast, I'd appreciate it! If you take a screenshot of your review and send it to @johnmulnix, pretty much anywhere on the Internet, I will send you a Space Shot sticker and a thank you! Connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, just click the links below. Facebook (https://m.facebook.com/thespaceshot/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/johnmulnix/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/johnmulnix) Welcome to the fourth episode of The Cosmosphere Podcast! In this episode, SpaceWorks, triumph and tragedy, and a news update. Come back the first Wednesday of every month for a new episode! Check out the Cosmosphere's website here (http://cosmo.org/) to find out more about the museum. Camps at the Cosmosphere (http://cosmo.org/explore/camps) The Cosmosphere- Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/kscosmosphere/) Cosmosphere Event Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar#event-752) If you're interested in learning about SpaceWorks, or if you would like information on how the Cosmosphere can help you with a project, please visit the SpaceWorks website here. SpaceWorks (http://cosmo.org/spaceworks) Check out this link if you want to check out what the Bendix Mobility Test Article looks like. Dr. von Braun Driving the Mobility Test Article (https://archive.org/details/MSFC-6640863) Here's a link to the album of pictures from my visit to SpaceWorks. SpaceWorks Picture Album- The Space Shot (https://www.facebook.com/pg/thespaceshot/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1926872784296356) Cosmosphere Events Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) Carey Digital Dome Theater Showtimes (http://cosmo.org/exhibitions/theater) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use music from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. The song in the podcast titles is called "Hypergolic" and is available through streaming services as well as iTunes. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

Welcome to the fourth episode of The Cosmosphere Podcast! In this episode, SpaceWorks, triumph and tragedy, and a news update. Come back the first Wednesday of every month for a new episode! Check out the Cosmosphere's website here (http://cosmo.org/) to find out more about the museum. Camps at the Cosmosphere (http://cosmo.org/explore/camps) The Cosmosphere- Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/kscosmosphere/) Cosmosphere Event Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar#event-752) If you're interested in learning about SpaceWorks, or if you would like information on how the Cosmosphere can help you with a project, please visit the SpaceWorks website here. SpaceWorks (http://cosmo.org/spaceworks) Check out this link if you want to check out what the Bendix Mobility Test Article looks like. Dr. von Braun Driving the Mobility Test Article (https://archive.org/details/MSFC-6640863) Here's a link to the album of pictures from my visit to SpaceWorks. SpaceWorks Picture Album- The Space Shot (https://www.facebook.com/pg/thespaceshot/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1926872784296356) Cosmosphere Events Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar) Carey Digital Dome Theater Showtimes (http://cosmo.org/exhibitions/theater) _A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use music from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. The song in the podcast titles is called "Hypergolic" and is available through streaming services as well as iTunes. _ Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

Listen as Caleb Williams, Space Systems Analyst for SpaceWorks, takes you on a tour of the near-term future of space and beyond. He tells us of maturing hypersonic technology and how it will eventually air launch small satellites into space, how technologies such as Torpor will put astronauts or space tourists into a form of stasis for their journey to Mars and how space industry business models will have to adapt to a technological and economic change.

Welcome to the third episode of The Cosmosphere Podcast! In this episode, Apollo 8 & 17, SpaceWorks, F1 engine restoration, and commercial space. Come back the first Wednesday of every month for new content! Check out the Cosmosphere's website here (http://cosmo.org/) to find out more about the museum. Camps at the Cosmosphere (http://cosmo.org/explore/camps) The Cosmosphere- Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/kscosmosphere/) Cosmosphere Event Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar#event-752) Apollo audio was obtained through NASA websites. They are an incredible resource that is worth checking out! Here's a link to the transcript and audio files from the Apollo 17 mission. Apollo 17 EVA-3 Close-out (https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a17/a17.clsout3.html) F1 Engine Recovery- Bezos Expeditions (http://www.bezosexpeditions.com/engine-recovery.html) If you're interested in learning about SpaceWorks, or if you would like information on how the Cosmosphere can help you with a project, please visit the SpaceWorks website here. SpaceWorks (http://cosmo.org/spaceworks) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use music from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. The song in the podcast titles is called "Hypergolic" and is available through streaming services as well as iTunes. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

If you listen to the show, please leave a review in iTunes. If you've got the Podcasts App on your Apple device, just search "Space Shot" then, depending on your iOS version, scroll down until you see "Tap to Rate" :) Thanks! Connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, just click the links below. Facebook (https://m.facebook.com/thespaceshot/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/johnmulnix/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/johnmulnix) Episode Links: Visit the Cosmosphere! Learn more here (http://cosmo.org/) The Cosmosphere Podcast- iTunes Link (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-cosmosphere-podcast/id1292485164?mt=2) The Cosmosphere Podcast Show Notes- Welcome to the third episode of The Cosmosphere Podcast! In this episode, Apollo 8 & 17, SpaceWorks, F1 engine restoration, and commercial space. Come back the first Wednesday of every month for new content! Check out the Cosmosphere's website here (http://cosmo.org/) to find out more about the museum. Camps at the Cosmosphere (http://cosmo.org/explore/camps) Cosmosphere Event Calendar (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/calendar#event-752) Apollo audio was obtained through NASA websites. They are an incredible resource that is worth checking out! Here's a link to the transcript and audio files from the Apollo 17 mission. Apollo 17 EVA-3 Close-out (https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a17/a17.clsout3.html) F1 Engine Recovery- Bezos Expeditions (http://www.bezosexpeditions.com/engine-recovery.html) If you're interested in learning about SpaceWorks, or if you would like information on how the Cosmosphere can help you with a project, please visit the SpaceWorks website here. SpaceWorks (http://cosmo.org/spaceworks) A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use music from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. The song in the podcast titles is called "Hypergolic" and is available through streaming services as well as iTunes. Apollo - EP Away From Earth (http://smarturl.it/apolloEP)

Be sure to connect with me online, find me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, just click the links below. Facebook (https://m.facebook.com/thespaceshot/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/johnmulnix/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/johnmulnix) Episode Links: Cosmosphere Selected for Participation in the Renovation of the Mission Operations Control Room (http://cosmo.org/news-and-events/view/cosmosphere-selected-for-participation-in-the-renovation-of-the-mission-ope) Bezos Expeditions- F-1 Engine Recovery (http://www.bezosexpeditions.com/updates.html) SpaceWorks- Cosmo.org (http://cosmo.org/spaceworks)

Rochelle Bergstrom comes onto the show to talk about her urban and sophisticated wedding chapel called Elope 253. She shares the story of how Spaceworks helped make her dream of owning a business possible. The post Rochelle Bergstrom and Elope 253 – Get Married Your Way appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

Episode Links: On Atlantis' anniversary, USA's future space fleet closing in on maiden flights- Chris Bergin NASA SpaceFlight.com (https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2017/07/americas-future-space-fleet-maiden-flights/) I didn't mention this in the episode, but I will discuss this in a future episode. The Liberty Bell 7 Capsule was restored by SpaceWorks the restoration team at the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson, Kansas. Here's an old CNN.com article from the day the capsule was recovered from the ocean floor. Liberty Bell 7 capsule raised from ocean floor (http://www.cnn.com/TECH/space/9907/20/grissom.capsule.01/) Cosmosphere- SpaceWorks (http://cosmo.org/spaceworks/) NASA Mission Archives- Mercury-Redstone 4 (https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mercury/missions/libertybell7.html) Liberty Bell 7 (https://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_feature_617.html) Space Shuttle Atlantis- STS-135 NASA Mission Information (https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/shuttlemissions/sts135/main/index.html) STS-135 The Final Voyage (https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/shuttlemissions/sts135/launch/sts-135_mission-overview.html) STS-65 NASA Mission Information (https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/shuttlemissions/archives/sts-65.html) STS-65 Press Release (https://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/missions/sts-65/sts-65-press-kit.txt) STS-65 Experiments (https://books.google.com/books?id=imGL0f6T-iAC&lpg=PA35&ots=rbnWZov8HY&dq=sts%2065%20experiments&pg=PA35#v=onepage&q=sts%2065%20experiments&f=false)

Ever wished you could miss an entire cold dark winter like bears or dormice? Kevin Fong explores the possibilities than humans could hibernate. This ability could help us recover from serious injury or make long space flights pass in a flash. The first report on human hibernation in a medical journal was in the BMJ in 1900. It was an account of Russian peasants who, the author claimed, were able to hibernate. Existing in a state approaching "chronic famine", residents of the north-eastern Pskov region would retreat indoors at the first sign of snow, and there gather around the stove and fall into a deep slumber they called "lotska". No-one has ever found these peasants but there is serious research into putting humans into suspended animation, for long distance space travel or for allowing the body to recover from major injury. The greatest clues into how to pull off hibernation comes from the American Black Bear. Dr Kevin Fong, an expert in trauma medicine, talks to Dr Brian Barnes, Director of the Institute of Arctic Biology at the University of Alaska. He's done the most extensive study of black bears and observed how they slow down their metabolism. Fat-tailed lemurs are the only primates to hibernate. Duke University's Lemur Research Centre has discovered that they breathe just once every 20 minutes at their deepest torpor. These lemurs live longer than other animals of similar size. Could we find a way to use this trick of suspended animation? We could slow down out physiology ,cool down our bodies and hibernate during long space journeys. NASA too is working on how humans can survive trips to other solar systems. Kevin Fong goes to the lab of Professor Robert Henning at the University Medical Centre in Groningen where he's worked out how animals protect their organs when they slow their body metabolism , enter a state of torpor and then return to normal physiology. Rob Henning wants to apply this to humans, on earth and in space. Already doctors use cooling in patients who have serious head injuries. Could this technique be applied further to allow us to fight disease and buy time for surgeons in the hospital trauma unit? Producer: Adrian Washbourne Image credit: Spaceworks

"Passengers" Real Science. Interview with Dr. John Bradford Art Of Living Interview Series The movie “Passengers” is about the very real possibility of traveling to a new home around another star, or known as an exoplanet. It's fascinating to discover the real science behind that – to see how astronomers are discovering exoplanets and and finding ways that what we imagine could someday become a reality.” Today's guest is Dr. John Bradford, and he's doing just that...Dr. Bradford's firm, "Spaceworks," based in Atlanta, Georgia, is an engineering firm focused on future space exploration technologies, and working on the film ‘Passengers' about the movie's depiction of exoplanets and human hibernation relate to current research and projects, and informing us of the realities behind some of the movie's themes, and making this a reality. This is a wonderful movie, based on "hard science," and exactly what we should be seeing.  My congratulations to cast, crew, SONY, NASA, and Spaceworks, for an excellent film.  Enjoy.

Spaceworks is contributing to activating empty spaces in Downtown Tacoma. Heather Joy is the Executive Director of Spaceworks. Spaceworks is an organization that matches artists and creative entrepreneurs with vacant spaces to activate Tacoma. “We work with property owners of vacant spaces that are interested in filling them and taking a chance,” says Heather. “Rather than... The post Starting a Business in Tacoma’s Empty Spaces with Heather Joy from Spaceworks appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

SUPPLEMENTAL EPISODE Alex talks about life, searching for jobs & how quickly things can change in just a week. He also thinks out loud about how living on a spacecraft for 6-8 months would be like. He discusses the potential problems mentally, spiritually & inter-personally. He then talks about the potential of putting humans in stasis, or in this case Torpor Hibernation. Prepare to think deeply about whether you're ready for a trip to Mars...or hear a person think out loud for 50 minutes. NEW TO PODCASTING? No Problem! We've Put together a quick "Beginner's Guide" to get you started & subscribed on iphone, android & Computers! CLICK HERE TO GET SUBSCRIBED! Don't forget to Check out our Soundcloud Account!   We've started putting up all our music there - including all of the Lightning Round Mixes! Thanks for listening! SPACE LINKS: Torpor Inducing Transfer Habitat For Human Stasis To Mars https://www.nasa.gov/content/torpor-inducing-transfer-habitat-for-human-stasis-to-mars/#.Vd87fM4b482 2014 Symposium Presentation by SpaceWorks (2014) https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/files/NIAC_Torpor_Habitat_for_Human_Stasis.pdf The MARS 500 Experiment outside of Moscow, Russia - in photos http://content.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,2098717_2321032,00.html "Sleeper spaceship could carry first humans to Mars in hibernation state" http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/07/tech/innovation/mars-hibernation-flight/

Do our communities also bear the negative effects of under-compensated creative labor? Artists famously move residences and work space in response to the availability of low-cost space, often subsidized by development schemes. Tom Angotti of Hunter College Center for Community Planning and Development, Rosanne Haggerty of Community Solutions, and Paul Parkhill of Spaceworks discuss strategies towards long term creative space and community stability.