The most comprehensive space-related podcast to date, The Age of Infinite covers a wide spectrum of topics related to the improvement of life on Earth through an accelerated Mearth (Moon-and-Earth) based ecosystem. Host David Goldsmith, founder of the Project Moon Hut Foundation, and guest experts in space, commerce, science, government, and the environment enlighten, educate, inspire, and motivate listeners to think bigger about the infinite, fascinating, innovative, paradigm-shifting possibilities already in motion to address climate change, mass extinction, social displacement, resource management, the future of life for all species and more. To learn more about how the innovations and solutions for developing sustainable life on the Moon are being dually used to improve life on Earth, visit www.projectmoonhut.org.
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Age of Infinite: A Project Moon Hut Series is a technology podcast hosted by David Goldsmith, with 66 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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David Goldsmith hosts Age of Infinite: A Project Moon Hut Series, a technology show with 66 episodes published.
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Episode #66
The Challenge of Staying Human and Staying Relevant w/ Isaac Arthur #66
Mar 9, 20263h 33mS0
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In this episode of the Age of Infinite, David Goldsmith sits down with physicist and futurist Isaac Arthur, creator of Science and Futurism with Isaac Arthur and president of the National Space Society, for a wide-ranging conversation about how humanity navigates the future while remaining deeply human. What begins as a discussion about science and space quickly expands into a broader exploration of how people think about the future, why many conversations about progress are actually rooted in the past, and how real future thinking requires lived experience, global awareness, and systems-level perspective. Drawing...
A Coming of Age Odysey Above the Karman Line w/ Lawrence Kuznetz #65
Oct 16, 20242h 6mS0
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<p>This week on the Age of Infinite, David Goldsmith welcomes Lawrence Kuznets, a pioneering figure in space exploration and innovation. With a rich history that includes working on Apollo 11, introducing the Space Shuttle to the public, and developing life support systems for the International Space Station, Lawrence shares transformative insights from his remarkable career. Key moments include his discussion on the '4 P's'—passion, priority, perseverance, and putting yourself out there—as essential elements for success. He recounts personal stories, such as his unexpected journey from mission control to designing a spacesuit for Mars and...
An Ex-NASA Flight Surgeon Ponders Humanity's Long Term Prospects in Space w/ Jim Logan #64
Sep 28, 20244h 10mS0
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<p>Join us as we delve into the cosmos with Dr. Jim Logan, a former NASA flight surgeon and a leading expert in aerospace medicine. In this episode, Jim shares his insights on humanity's long-term prospects in space, emphasizing the challenges we face in becoming a multi-planetary species. He discusses the critical importance of addressing issues such as radiation exposure, the complexities of lunar regolith, and the need for artificial gravity to ensure human survival beyond Earth.</p>
<p>Throughout the conversation, Jim draws on his extensive experience at NASA, providing compelling anecdotes and data...
The Orbital Mechanics of Dreams w/ Hans Koenigsmann #63
May 20, 20242 hourS0
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<p>Join us for an enlightening conversation with Hans Koenigsman, former Vice President of Flight Reliability at SpaceX and a key figure in the development of the Falcon 1 and Falcon 9 rockets. Hans shares his insights on the transformative changes in the space industry, emphasizing the importance of reusability and innovation. He recounts personal stories from his time at SpaceX, including the challenges faced during early launches and the iterative design process that led to success.</p>
<p>One breakthrough moment discussed is how SpaceX's approach to failure and learning from mistakes has reshaped industry standards...
Beyond Boarders: Establishing Global Collaboration to Achieve the Moon Hut w/ Joe Reagan #62
May 13, 20242h 10mS0
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<p>Join David Goldsmith as he welcomes Joe Regan, a former military officer and current political candidate, to discuss the transformative vision of the Project Moon Hut. In this episode, Joe shares key insights on establishing a framework for international collaboration in space exploration, emphasizing the need for updated policies that reflect the realities of modern space endeavors. He highlights the importance of addressing safety, intellectual property rights, and the potential for commercial activities on the moon.</p>
<p>Joe recounts personal stories from his military background and experiences in the space industry, illustrating how...
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