
Join us on an adventure through the telescope to the stars and back. We’ll visit people around the world who are having a big impact on the lives of others who share their place on Earth. Whatever our cultural differences, we share the same sky. We are all fellow passengers traveling through the galaxy on Spaceship Earth.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | AstronomyDocumentarySociety & CultureScience | ||||

Cuauhtémoc, Memo (aka Bruno the Clown), and Magda describe their innovative astronomy programs for kids of all ages in Guadalajara, Mexico including festivals, an eclipse at the Zoo, and a pirate clown.
Atiyah Alhasadi is the Founder and Chairman of Roaya, an NGO in Libya that fosters STEM education through the study of astronomy with a special emphasis on providing opportunities for girls.
Kevin Govender leads the International Astronomical Union's Office of Astronomy for Development, which has had a huge around the world through its grants and programs.
Jamal Mimouni takes on an astronomy journey through Africa starting with his long-standing, active group in Algeria.
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This podcast is focused on sharing the stories of individuals making significant contributions to astronomy education and outreach, particularly in underserved communities around the world. It highlights a diverse array of topics such as commercial space travel, STEM education, and community empowerment through scientific engagement. The episodes often feature inspiring guests who work tirelessly to bridge educational gaps and inspire the next generation of scientists, emphasizing the universality of curiosity about the cosmos amidst cultural differences. Unique to this podcast is its commitment to integrating personal stories with broader societal goals, making astronomy accessible and engaging for all listeners.
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