#324 - Space 2025

#324 - Space 2025

In this episode, Matt unpacks what it really means when billionaires start shaping national space policy sometimes more directly than governments themselves. We talk about Jared Isaacman’s new NASA leadership tone, the fight over NASA budgets, and why institutions like NCAR suddenly found themselves accused of being “woke” simply for doing climate science. Along the way, we contrast all of that with the quieter, steadier side of exploration: ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot and her upcoming Crew-12 mission to the ISS and zoom out... way out ...to two of the most astonishing science stories of the year: an interstellar visitor from another solar system, and a runaway black hole leaving a trail of newborn stars behind it. Who is space really for? the richest voices in the room, or the public that funds the future? And why the answer matters not just for space, but for climate, science, democracy, and what kind of civilisation we want to become.

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#330 - Space Planes - Rob Coppinger

#330 - Space Planes - Rob Coppinger

In this episode, Matt chat with Rob Coppinger about the his new book on British spaceplanes HOTOL and Skylon. Matt is also joined by Leddra as they share their experiences of the Smithsonian Starstru...

26 Jul 1h 18min

#329 - Special Relativity

#329 - Special Relativity

In this episode of The Interplanetary Podcast, I'm joined by ay new co-host, singer-songwriter Leddra Chapman, as we tackle one of the most mind-bending ideas in all of science: special relativity. Fr...

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#328 - Ryan Dowdy - Artemis Food

#328 - Ryan Dowdy - Artemis Food

Former NASA food scientist Ryan Dowdy PhD joins Matt to explore how Artemis program is reshaping the future of human nutrition, from feeding astronauts on the ISS to the Moon and beyond to powering fi...

30 Apr 1h 1min

#327 - Radio Astronomy - Emma Chapman

#327 - Radio Astronomy - Emma Chapman

As Artemis II returns humans from around the Moon, Matt is joined by astrophysicist Emma Chapman who makes the case for exploring the universe without going anywhere by listening to the cosmos through...

15 Apr 1h 26min

#326 - Chasing Aliens - Daniel Lavelle

#326 - Chasing Aliens - Daniel Lavelle

Matt is joined by journalist and Orwell Prize winner Daniel Lavelle, author of Chasing Aliens: Faith and Conspiracy in the UFO Heartlands. Travelling across America’s UFO hotspots, to explore the stra...

15 Mar 58min

#325 - Artemis II - Dhara Patel

#325 - Artemis II - Dhara Patel

Matt is joined by Dhara Patel from the National Space Centre to explore Artemis II ; the first crewed mission around the Moon in over 50 years. They discuss Europe’s crucial role in the mission, the ...

3 Feb 1h 2min

#323 -  Mark Craig - Apollo 1

#323 - Mark Craig - Apollo 1

In episode 323, Matt sits down with filmmaker Mark Craig to talk about his new documentary Apollo 1 the film that revisits the story of Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee, and the tragedy that r...

14 Des 202539min

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