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Let The Planetary Society’s weekly podcast take you to the outer reaches of the solar system and beyond. Host Mat Kaplan visits with scientists, engineers, mission leaders, astronauts, advocates, and writers who provide their unique and exciting perspectives on the exploration of our universe. New episodes are published every Wednesday.
We are proud to feature Planetary Radio: Space Policy Edition on the first Friday of every month. Mat and The Planetary Society's Chief Advocate, Casey Dreier, dive deep into the policy and politics behind what we do and where we go in space.
Latest Episodes
Gerard K. O’Neill envisioned vast, magnificent human settlements in space. His followers, including Jeff Bezos, are working to turn his vision into reality.
Robert Crippen and John Young became the first humans to fly a space shuttle into orbit when Columbia launched on April 12, 1981.
It looks like former senator Bill Nelson will be NASA’s next administrator. Casey Dreier and Mat Kaplan talk about his nomination and other developments in Washington D.C., including The Planetary Society’s very successful Day of Action.
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Who's Who
Host Mat Kaplan is joined by Planetary Society colleagues Bill Nye the Science Guy, Bruce Betts, Emily Lakdawalla, and Jason Davis. Planetary Radio: Space Policy Edition finds Mat discussing the latest happenings with Planetary Society colleague Casey Dreier.
Mat Kaplan
Host, Planetary Radio
Bill Nye
CEO, Planetary Society
Emily Lakdawalla
Senior Editor and Planetary Evangelist
Bruce Betts
Chief Scientist
Jason Davis
Editorial Director
Casey Dreier
Chief Advocate
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