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Planetary Radio

Sir Arthur Clarke: A Tribute

Airdate: Monday, March 24, 2008
Running Time: 00:28:52
Listen: Windows Media | MP3

You'll hear Arthur's greeting to the future Martians recorded for Visions of Mars, now racing to the Red Planet on the Phoenix Lander. Also his last Planetary Radio interview, covering everything from life on Mars to hobbits. James D. Burke, a longtime friend of Arthur's, reminisces. Emily Lakdawalla returns with a new Q&A feature, while Bruce and Mat count their blessings and give away another t-shirt in the space trivia contest.

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Guests

• James D. Burke, Technical Editor of The Planetary Report
• Arthur C. Clarke, Author

Related Information

• "The Last Theorem," Arthur Clarke's last novel, will be published later this year
• "Why We Explore" -- An Essay by James D. Burke
• Conversation with James D. Burke (mp3) about his friend, Arthur
• NASA Remembers Arthur Clarke
• Visions of Mars: The Phoenix DVD