The Space Madness Podcast
The Space Madness Podcast
Podcast Description
A series of personal conversations about how we explore the universe and our place in it.
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Content Themes
Focuses on themes related to space exploration, personal narratives, and historical connections with episodes featuring topics like deafness in microgravity, the intertwining of war history with space missions, and the evolution of private capital in space exploration. Specific episodes include interviews with Eric Shear discussing deafness in space and Peter Laitin reflecting on Apollo 8's historic speech.
A series of personal conversations about how we explore the universe and our place in it.
In this episode we have a college buddy of mine, now Dr. Loren Chang, Professor and Chair of the Department of Space Science and Engineering at the National Central University in Taiwan. We discuss his fascinating journey growing up traveling back and forth to Taiwan throughout his education. That period happened to overlap with Taiwan’s growth from post-martial law scenario to global dominance in technology – specifically semiconductors – and it’s recent embrace of space and drone technologies.
* this episode has been edited much more extensively than previous ones, due to slight lags and delays when recording between my studio in Atlanta and our guest’s location in Taiwan.
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