Guest: Dr. Justin Linford

VLBA Space Exploration: From Books to Black Holes with Dr. Justin Linford

You don't need an academic pedigree to have a meaningful relationship with the universe; you just have to be curious, dedicated, and a little bit crazy.
Guest: The Astropotamus

Introduction to Season Two: The Enchanted Frequency

Gather 'round the campfire, Navigators. Welcome back to the banks of the Star River!
Guest: The Astropotamus

The New Mexico Mission: Leaving New Mexico

In this final "transition" episode, The Astropotamus packs his bags and heads home from the Land of Enchantment.
Guest: The Astropotamus

The New Mexico Mission: Standing in the Middle of Silence and the Darkness of the Skies

In this special "transition" episode, The Astropotamus packs his bags and heads for the Land of Enchantment.
Guest: Robert Lozano

From Flashing the ISS to Building a Legacy: A Conversation with Robert Lozano

Ever wondered how a karaoke machine can help you communicate with the International Space Station? Listen to this amazing story and find out!
Guest: The Astropotamus

The New Mexico Mission: Exploring the Silence of the Cosmos and the Darkness of the Skies

The Astropotamus is heading to the Land of Enchantment. By the time you hear this, I'll already be in the current.
Guest: Mike Weasner

The Dark Sky Defender: From Fighter Jets to the Space Shuttle Program with Mike Weasner

Mike is an astronomical legend. And I simply cannot overstate how much you will want to hear this episode.
Guest: Josh

The Human Firewall: Open Source Firmware and the Fight Against Digital Predators with Josh at WLTechBlog

Is our technology a bridge to the stars, or a back door into our private lives? Josh and I take a deep dive to find out.
Guest: Dr. Saavik Ford

The Five Messengers: Black Holes, Gravitational Waves, and Multi-Messenger Astronomy with Dr. Saavik Ford

From a wood stove in Brooklyn to AGN nurseries, Dr. Saavik Ford traces her journey down the Star River, inculding a stop at the Public Theater.
Guest: Greg Yancey

Pro Astrophotography Results from Your Backyard: The Greg Yancey Method

Sometimes, the best way to travel through time is to sit still under the stars.