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Casual Space

Let’s talk SPACE, and let’s keep it casual. Nothing too technical. Stories that inspire. As a former NASA Public Affairs Officer, let be serve as your guide. I’ll provide conversations that are both interesting and fun. Each weekly episode brings a new, fresh discussion on a variety of space topics & stories. The universe is pretty big, so there’s always something new to discover! Join me and find YOUR inner space geek on Casual Space!

Science Natural Sciences Technology Astronomy
Update frequency
every 7 days
Average duration
48 minutes
Episodes
275
Years Active
2018 - 2025
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74: Jennifer Inman Helps Spacecraft Reenter Earth with SCIFLI

74: Jennifer Inman Helps Spacecraft Reenter Earth with SCIFLI

Jennifer Inman helps spacecraft enter the atmospheres of other worlds. She and the Scientifically Calibrated In-FLight Imagery (SCIFLI) team use a bunch of instruments on board a plane while it’s fly…

01:06:35  |   Fri 22 May 2020
73: International Space Station Science Communicator Rachel Barry

73: International Space Station Science Communicator Rachel Barry

Rachel is from a newspaper family and started as a journalist, teacher, freelancer and exceptional writer. Then, Rachel joined Twitter, and started writing about NASA missions and soon became a story…

00:39:13  |   Thu 14 May 2020
72: Air and Space Law with Attorney Rebekah Rounds

72: Air and Space Law with Attorney Rebekah Rounds

The Outer Space Treaty is vague. Rebekah believes there’s a way to encourage the international community and develop education to balance opportunities for everyone to use and benefit from the resour…

01:01:37  |   Fri 08 May 2020
71: Extreme Environments & Our Human Bodies with Dr. Sarah Imam

71: Extreme Environments & Our Human Bodies with Dr. Sarah Imam

Dr. Sarah Imam teaches advanced physiology and environmental physiology at the Citadel. She helps describe for us on the podcast what our human body has to endure in extreme environments, including m…

00:48:22  |   Thu 30 Apr 2020
70: Space Technology and Exploration with NASA’s Debi Tomek

70: Space Technology and Exploration with NASA’s Debi Tomek

Seeing a launch from a young age inspired a clear goal for Debi Tomek: a calling to work at NASA and help enable a sustainable human presence in space beyond Earth.

Working towards this goal is exact…

01:03:17  |   Fri 24 Apr 2020
69: Now is the Time for NASA’s Anima Sabale

69: Now is the Time for NASA’s Anima Sabale

Anima is the Orion Spacecraft Simulations Lab Manager & xEMU Spacesuit Engineer at the NASA Johnson Space Center.  Anima recently moved to Texas after 20 years in California to pursue her dream to be…
00:45:27  |   Thu 16 Apr 2020
68: Sequencing DNA in Space with NASA’s Dr. Sarah Wallace

68: Sequencing DNA in Space with NASA’s Dr. Sarah Wallace

A 6th grade science teacher, a field trip to the Cosmosphere, lots of hard work, several advanced degrees, and a NASA internship has all been a influential part of Dr. Sarah Wallace’s journey.  Dr. S…

01:01:34  |   Thu 09 Apr 2020
67: Yoga, Mountain Climbing, and Deep Space Communications with CEO Kelly Larson

67: Yoga, Mountain Climbing, and Deep Space Communications with CEO Kelly Larson

Kelly Larson has climbed mountains. Literally and figuratively.  

(Check out her TED talk  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49CaCeC4C_Y)! 

As the CEO of Aquarian Space, there’s always challenges to be…

00:39:34  |   Thu 02 Apr 2020
66: Solutions that Inspire Trust with CEO Irene Woerner

66: Solutions that Inspire Trust with CEO Irene Woerner

Irene Woerner is no stranger to start ups (she’s built a few) and is a certified space expert; she was the principal investigator on research and ground software on the Pluto missions at NASA’s Jet P…

00:50:44  |   Thu 26 Mar 2020
65: NASA Astronaut Matthew Dominick

65: NASA Astronaut Matthew Dominick

Beth sits down with NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick last week at NASA’s Johnson Space Center to discuss his work as an Artemis Generation astronaut. At the time of his selection as an Astronaut Candi…

00:39:47  |   Thu 19 Mar 2020
64: NASA Science Photographer Norah Moran

64: NASA Science Photographer Norah Moran

Norah started photography in high school, from a camera her father gave her. By playing around with her camera and just shooting pictures, she fell in love with photography. Then she went to school t…

00:45:11  |   Thu 05 Mar 2020
63: Taylor Winkleman: Space Advocate

63: Taylor Winkleman: Space Advocate

There’s no title big enough to hold the accomplishments and aspirations for Taylor Winkelman.  What has this woman NOT done? Just read her bio. Professor at Georgetown University School of Medicine. …

01:06:06  |   Fri 28 Feb 2020
62: NASA’s Dan Jacobs on the International Space Station and CineSpace, an International Film Festival

62: NASA’s Dan Jacobs on the International Space Station and CineSpace, an International Film Festival

It seems like Dan Jacobs was made for his role as the International Relations Manager for NASA’s Gateway Program and the International Space Station. Within his NASA career, Dan has found a perfect b…

00:32:45  |   Fri 21 Feb 2020
61: Bill Nye and Beth Mund Celebrate Space Exploration

61: Bill Nye and Beth Mund Celebrate Space Exploration

Beth shares a Casual Space conversation with the incredible Bill Nye! Together, they enjoy:

  • Sharing the incredible success story of the Planetary Society’s Light Sail 2 (a spacecraft that is still s…
00:20:03  |   Thu 13 Feb 2020
60: Teacher in Space program President Elizabeth Kennick

60: Teacher in Space program President Elizabeth Kennick

You know that teachers are already an intricate and massively important part of helping to educate (STEAM) and inspire student explorers and curious minds! And while some great PAYLOADS have gone fro…

00:50:52  |   Thu 06 Feb 2020
59: NASA Successes from Failures Part 2; Manned Missions

59: NASA Successes from Failures Part 2; Manned Missions

Our nation’s space agency has experienced many incredible human feats (landing a human on the moon, walking in space, assembling an International Space Station, etc.)  as well as three very public ma…

00:47:20  |   Thu 30 Jan 2020
58: Falcon Heavy Launch Highlights and Light Sail 2 review with Planetary Society's Mat Kaplan

58: Falcon Heavy Launch Highlights and Light Sail 2 review with Planetary Society's Mat Kaplan

Beth and Mat enjoyed sharing their Falcon Heavy Launch experience AND..

  • Why this launch was the MOST spectacular folks have ever seen
  • What Light Sail 2 is, and why it’s such a significant and inspir…
00:43:44  |   Thu 23 Jan 2020
57: Inflatable Antennas and Disruptive Space Innovations with Doug & Julie from FreeFall Aerospace

57: Inflatable Antennas and Disruptive Space Innovations with Doug & Julie from FreeFall Aerospace

“We are addressing the problem of communications, being able to provide big data from small spacecraft.”  -Doug Stetson from FreeFall Aerospace  

When we travel through and explore space, we’re going…
00:37:18  |   Thu 16 Jan 2020
56: How Jason Hutt Helps Put Space Crews at Ease

56: How Jason Hutt Helps Put Space Crews at Ease

Jason is the lead for Orion Crew Systems Integration at NASA’s Johnson Space Center. 

Human factors are always considered when designing a new spacecraft for the crew. Jason and his team consider EVE…

00:32:59  |   Thu 09 Jan 2020
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