Off-Nominal

Jake and Anthony are joined by Chelsea Gohd from Space.com to talk about current space events and some fun projects Chelsea is working on.

Chris Gebhardt of NASASpaceflight and Jason Davis of the Planetary Society will be returning to the show to talk about our newest Venus armada, the New Shepard auction for the seat between the Bezos brothers, China’s new space station and rover doing their thing, and we might even get spicy and talk about the space politics cold war of Artemis vs China & Russia’s International Lunar Research Station.

This month, Anthony and Jake are taking it bit easier. It’s summer, everyone is excited about getting back in to the world again, and space news will be winding down a bit.

It’s just the two of us, and we’ll go through a potpourri of topics from random space stories that have caught our attention to talking shop about our plans for the show, our work, our lives and more. It will be the casualest of casual shows, on the casualest space show there is.

Miriam Kramer, Space Reporter at Axios, joins Jake and Anthony to talk about space tourism, including the upcoming Inspiration4, Ax-1, New Shepard, and SpaceShipTwo/SpaceShipIII flights, as well as some other flights we’d like to see in the future.

Leo Enright, the guy from Irish TV, joins Jake and Anthony to talk about covering space from a non-traditional space country, how he got started covering space, some current topics including Perseverance, ESA’s new Director General, and to generally have a great time.

WeMartians Podcast host Jake Robins hosts the live landing of the NASA Mars2020 Perseverance Rover.

Jake and Anthony take on the eternal question: what would you do if you were in charge of NASA for five years?

Jake and Anthony are joined by Tim Dodd, the Everyday Astronaut, to talk about Starship SN8’s epic flight test, Tim’s trip to Boca Chica, and to unveil the 2020 Off-Nominees and crown the winner.

Jake and Anthony are joined by Eric Berger of Ars Technica to talk about the space policy fallout of the 2020 US election, Eric’s upcoming book, and Jake’s bad decisions.

Jake and Anthony are joined by Caleb Henry, formerly of SpaceNews and now of Quilty Analytics. We talk about SpaceX’s new satellite contract, OneWeb’s new lease on life, Caleb’s new gig at Quilty, and what it’s like transitioning away from capital-J journalism.