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From Earth orbit to the Moon and Mars, explore the world of human spaceflight with NASA each week on the official podcast of the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. Listen to in-depth conversations with the astronauts, scientists and engineers who make it possible.

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Latest Episodes

NASA SCaN Deputy Program Manager Greg Heckler discusses the future of deep space communications and the technology supporting NASA missions in Earth orbit and the Moon. Episode 425.

NASA Acting Chief Data and AI Officer Kevin Murphy discusses how artificial intelligence is supporting missions, research, and the future of human spaceflight. Episode 424.

The CHAPEA 2 crew shares the latest updates after four months into their simulated Mars mission, including life inside the habitat, holiday celebrations, off-duty activities, and the latest band update. NASA experts discuss how CHAPEA simulates Mars ... more

NASA’s Kathleen Karika and Kim Hurst discuss how the Artemis Accords are helping shape a safe, peaceful, and prosperous future for lunar exploration and beyond.

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Recent Guests

Patrick Estep
Technical discipline lead for the EBA and Environmental Physiology Lab
NASA
Episode: CHAPEA 2: Audio Log 2
Alex Boffman
Human performance engineer and technical lead for VREBA
NASA
Episode: CHAPEA 2: Audio Log 2
Kathleen Karika
Administrator's Senior Advisor for International and Interagency Relations
NASA
Episode: The Artemis Accords
Kim Hurst
Lead of the Artemis Accords for NASA from the Office of International and Interagency Relations
NASA
Episode: The Artemis Accords
Jenni Gibbons
Canadian Space Agency astronaut, backup for Artemis II
Canadian Space Agency
Episode: Artemis II: Backup Crew
Reed Wiseman
NASA astronaut, Artemis II Commander
NASA
Episode: The Artemis II Astronauts
Victor Glover
NASA astronaut, Artemis II pilot
NASA
Episode: The Artemis II Astronauts
Christina Cook
NASA astronaut, Artemis II mission specialist
NASA
Episode: The Artemis II Astronauts
Jeremy Hansen
Canadian Space Agency astronaut, Artemis II mission specialist
CSA
Episode: The Artemis II Astronauts

Hosts

Leah Cheshire
Long-running host with NASA/JSC ties; represented across multiple episodes with deep NASA context
Nilfa Ramji
Frequent host with NASA JSC affiliation; engages in science and Artemis coverage

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.3k ratings
  • OMG

    This is the best pod cuz I’m in my space phase and I will always be because of this and Houston, we have a podcast and it’s amazing

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bananabreadawesomeness
    United States4 months ago
  • So great!

    I love the range of topics offered on this podcast, and Kenna is such an engaging host. Absolutely recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    spacetoread
    United States6 months ago
  • Space nerd here

    I can’t say enough good things about this podcast. Love love love hearing the interviews with astronauts and updates on what NASA’s up to on a regular basis. I used to miss Gary as the host (because he was great), but I’m really enjoying the other hosts taking on the show! Kenna is my favorite. 🤗 Thanks for putting on a great podcast discussing space topics I always find interesting…the CHAPEA mission is fascinating.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mindy6324
    United States6 months ago
  • Best podcast for space nerd

    I've been enjoying this podcast during my long drives in Texas, which can last about eight hours. It's an amazing resource that explores various aspects of space, offering in-depth information from the past to the present. Recently, I also discovered a companion podcast called "Curious Universe" by NASA. It complements the main series wonderfully and provides insights into the wonders of our universe. Thank you, Gary Jordan!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Un comparable
    United States6 months ago
  • Love these

    These podcasts are so interesting. Thank you!!! Wow. Your latest with Charlie Thompson/artimis 2 when she described the walkout: countdown etc i was hanging on every word. It was stunning. Thank you; thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    65!!
    United States9 months ago

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Guests and hosts are consistently high-caliber, with long NASA experience.
Audiences praise accessible deep space discussions and strong NASA access.

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CHAPEA 2: Audio Log 2
Q: How long have you been supporting Chapea and what does your role entail?
Alex explains his long-standing work on VR EVA systems and the overall role of VR in simulating Martian EVAs, while Patrick details his responsibilities as the co-investigator focusing on study design and measuring EVA performance.
The Artemis Accords
Q: What are the Artemis Accords and how did they come about?
The Accords are a set of non-binding, high-level principles created to guide peaceful, cooperative, and transparent space exploration, initially signed by eight nations and now expanding to a much larger group, with ongoing signings and workshops to broaden participation.
Science in Space
Q: What is Biological and Physical Sciences, and are they separate domains or closely linked?
They are separate in focus—biology covers microbes to tissues and 3D models, while physical sciences covers fire, fluids, materials, and quantum phenomena like cold atoms—yet many projects cross the boundary, showing how biology and physics intertwine in space.
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Q: What are you looking forward to most during your mission?
I'm excited to experience the view of Earth from space, witnessing its beauty and unity.
Crew-12
Q: What inspired you to become an astronaut?
I have wanted to become an astronaut since I was a little girl, inspired by stories of space explorations.

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High-signal discussions with astronauts, engineers, and mission leaders, often focusing on training, mission readiness, cross-agency collaboration, and behind-the-scenes operations of NASA and international partners. Episodes frequently explore crew dynamics, backup roles, recovery operations, and the human side of spaceflight, with a strong emphasis on education and public engagement for broad audiences. The show stands out for its accessible deep-dives, cross-channel mission coverage, and presence of long-standing NASA voices, making it a compelling listen for space enthusiasts, professionals, and students aiming to understand how complex space missions come together.

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