
Earth has continents, plate tectonics and water. The Moon has a thick crust and almost no water. Mars has had water but no granite and no plate tectonics. Something is missing from the textbook story, and meteoriticist...


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Hosted by spacemadness · science · EN
A series of personal conversations about how we explore the universe and our place in it.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Space Madness Podcast Episode 78: Dr. Nick Castle and the Mysteries of Mars" (31 October 2026, 40 minutes), "Space Madness Podcast Episode 77: Space Commercialization?" (26 October 2026, 29 minutes), and "Space Madness Podcast Episode 76: VC in Space" (19 October 2026, 43 minutes).
The Space Madness Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 74 episodes.
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Earth has continents, plate tectonics and water. The Moon has a thick crust and almost no water. Mars has had water but no granite and no plate tectonics. Something is missing from the textbook story, and meteoriticist...

In this episode, Jimmy Lin of Perigee Advisory discusses the evolving landscape of space commercialization, the importance of building a sustainable space economy, and the opportunities and challenges in space...

In this episode, Bets Arce from Earthrise VC shares her journey from SpaceX to venture capital, exploring the future of private space investments, the importance of failure in space missions, and the emerging markets in...

Bill Stone knew exploration was his calling as a teen watching the moon landings. He would go on to become a world leading caver pushing the limits of human exploration even beyond what NASA astronauts perform. Explore...

In this episode we dive into the captivating world of cave exploration with Gilly Elor, a physicist and explorer from Stone Aerospace. Gilly’s projects not only push the boundaries of technological innovation but also...

In this episode, Brandon Williamson discusses his innovative work on Vaxon Space, exploring the challenges and opportunities of VERY low Earth orbit propulsion, space environment sensing, and the future of satellite...

After 70 episodes we have heard a lot of stories of leadership ranging from changing one's personal situations, to national leadership on Mars exploration. In this episode we highlight familiar and emerging themes of...

Episode #70
I'm always happy to share unconventional journeys to space exploration, and this story goes hard! Julian Ragland shares his unconventional journey from Middle Eastern history to cybersecurity at NASA's Jet Propulsion...

Today's episode spotlights Ref Bari, a Brown University physics student who I think is a future leader to watch. He's already quite a leader at the university level, having herded the necessary cats to develop and...

In this episode, Dan Goldman explores the fascinating intersection of physics, biology, and robotics, revealing how principles from natural systems inform the design of robots for complex environments, including space...

See what I did there? In this episode, Universe Today founder Fraser Cain shares his journey into space journalism, his approach to engaging audiences, and his thoughts on the future of science communication in the age...

Jack Mills has a unique approach to journalism, inspired by authors like J.G. Ballard and William Gibson. His work delves into the strangeness of our world, exploring different pathways and futures. With a background in...

In this episode, Jeff hosts Jim Armor and Jess Sponable to explore the history and lessons of the DoD Payload Specialist Program, its connection with the space shuttle, and its implications for future space endeavors...

Victoria Samson, Chief Director of Space Security and Stability at the Secure World Foundation, shares insights on space sustainability, space security, and international cooperation. Discover how privately funded...

Episode #63
In this episode, quest Quinn Morely and host Jeff Nosanov talk mostly about the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program and how it led to both of our aerospace entrepreneurship. Quinn's Mars "Borebot" project led to...

In this episode, Nicholas Jedrich shares his 40-year journey through NASA, from his early days in space shuttle operations to his role as chief engineer of the Science Mission Directorate. Discover insights into space...

In this episode we talk with Tom Marotta, CEO of The Spaceport Company. His journey to founding the Spaceport Company is both fascinating and unconventional. With a background in business and urban planning, he...

Explore the fascinating intersection of topological physics, string theory, and the nature of reality with Jenny Nielsen Ph.d. candidate at the University of Kansas. Discover how advanced mathematical models and...

I find myself drawn to space architecture as a podcast topic because 1. it takes as a given that humans will live and work in space, 2. requires challenging so many daily assumptions and 3. has so many interesting...

Discover Jim Erickson's 50-year journey at JPL from Voyager to Perseverence, and the lessons learned from a life spent pioneering space exploration. Jim's journey to JPL began in college when he was looking for a summer...
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