
The podcast for Amateur Astronomers. Topics, interviews, information and fun for whatever level of Amateur Astronomy you're at or heading towards.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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May 2026 is an exciting time for astronomy, both in the sky above us and in space beyond Earth. In this episode, we take a look at the planets visible this month and recap the successful Artemis II mission, which has just returned a... more
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April 2026 is shaping up to be a fantastic month for astronomy. In this episode, we explore two comets that may be visible this month, the return of the Lyrid meteor shower, the start of galaxy season, and a possible Artemis II laun... more
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You don’t need a giant observatory telescope to explore the universe. In this episode, we take a journey outward through space to discover 10 amazing things you can see with a small telescope or even 50mm binoculars. Starting at the... more
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March is here, bringing the first signs of spring and longer daylight hours, but the night sky is still delivering excellent observing before we lose those long winter evenings.
Well discuss this year’s only total lunar eclipse, a... more
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Congratulations on your anniversary! I just recently joined the podcast and enjoy your shows. I wasn’t aware that you have a You Tube sight until I listened to your one year anniversary show. Definitely will subscribe to that as well.
As for content I only do astrophotography so more episodes on that topic are welcome.
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A show that serves amateur astronomers with a steady stream of sky-watching tips, equipment notes, and real-world observing stories. Episodes cover planetary visibility, notable celestial events, photography and imaging advice, and occasional deep-dives into space news and historical figures in astronomy. Listeners frequently get practical guidance for binoculars, telescopes, and on-site observing, plus inspiring anecdotes from dedicated hobbyists. A notable strength is the consistent emphasis on accessibility—making astronomy approachable for beginners while still offering depth for seasoned enthusiasts.
A standout aspect is the host's hands-on approach to observing and imaging, including setup tips, software recommendations, and field-te... more
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Recent guests on The AstroGuy Podcast include:
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2. Phil Harrington
3. Al Papsun
4. Bill Brown
5. Jonathon Eggleston
6. Dr. Mario Motta
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