Reviews For The Space Show

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Dr. David Livingston interviews the most interesting, innovative, and influential people involved in the rapidly evolving world of space exploration, tourism, and commercial ventures. His connections in the space development field are without equal. He keeps you up to date with emerging technologies and sorts fact from fiction with a rare interview style informed by a deep understanding of business and long experience inside the space advocacy community. Skeptical? Look through 20 years and counting of archived shows on every space related subject imaginable. The Space Show with Dr. David Livingston has given me and so many others the reality check we need to stop dreaming about a future in space and start experiencing the tangible steps taken and efforts being made by real people and institutions in the High Frontier.

Greetings, after finding the Coast to Coast am with At Bell(shows dating back to 1994), I was just doing searches for similar shows relating to space in general. I ran across this one and my first show listened to was with your guest of Dr. Goswami. Wow! What a great interview and the clarity of the Dr.’s views and insight were magnificent. I have found a new go to show with real information that is not just informative, but refreshing. I am Definitely looking forward to a revisit with Dr. Goswami... Thank you! Cheers

I’m a long time listener and supporter of the space show. David has a long history of evaluating the space industry from the business perspective. He is a household name in the industry and brings on phenomenal guests. Be patient with his fundraising requests because it’s how he pays for the show.

I subscribe to many space themed podcast. They aren’t all great. I don’t always agree with everything said. Still, I listen and learn. Then I found this tragic misrepresentation of a space podcast. It’s main focus is promoting the notion that conservative right-wing values are the only way forward, both on Earth and in space. Don’t bother listening unless fascism is your flavor.

Never got to listen to anything interesting because all the 501c3 explanations took way too long. Get into your subject matter immediately, guys. Put your commercial later in the program or you lose listeners to other podcasters

The first 10-15 minutes of every show are an extended commercial about the show. To be honest I started listening to about six episodes, but never got through the commercial to the actual content. There are so many astronomy podcasts available that jump right into the content; I just skipped to those.

The Space Show pulls together a wide range of experts from a number of different areas in space exploration and development. If you want to really get up to speed with all things space development, listening to the Space Show will really help you understand all aspects. If you’re really serious about understanding the field, look back at the many years of interviews in the archives.

A gold mine of conversations with space professionals throughout the space industry, thought leaders and others at the forefront of our future in space. Many years worth of podcasts (that you can search through on their website) to gain knowledge and insight that would otherwise take a lifetime to acquire. You can adjust the playback speed and jump past the repetitive info at the beginning of the podcasts to make efficient use of your time. The podcast is a live show that you can call (or email your questions) and interact directly with the guests. Info and opportunities you can't find anywhere else.

I work in the industry in Mojave and listen to all the episodes. Big variety. Can get a bit political which I dislike but the space content is second to none.

There a a number of good space-related podcasts that cover the highlights but The Space Show shines by bringing you in-depth coverage of space topics. Week after week you'll get hours of coverage to comb through. The wide range of guests will surely offer something for eveyone.

I don't know how this guy manages to pull it off, but he makes one of the most interesting and amazing subjects in the world into a sleep-inducing snore fest. On the show I listened to, he spent almost EIGHT (count 'em! EIGHT!) full minutes at the beginning of the show just prattling on and on about the show, its website, his non-profit foundation that you can donate to, the schedule, his email address, the website address, etc. And URLs are delivered in his typical dynamic style (and I quote): "H T T P colon forward slash forward slash the space show dot wordpress dot com all one word no spaces" Nobody types in "HTTP://" these days, you don't need to say "forward slash" since all slashes are forward-slashes unless noted otherwise, and the World Wide Web is 25 years old, so I think we've all figured out by now that URLs are all one word and don't contain spaces. He also spent too much time at the beginning of the show telling us everything we couldn't do with it, such as: "No written transcripts, even if it is for your own personal use." I've got news for you, buster! If I could keep myself awake long enough to do it, I'd MAKE a transcript of your show, just to spite you! It's called "Fair Use"; it's a principle enshrined in our copyright laws. Once I got past those initial eight minutes, the show didn't improve much. He's a poor interviewer and a worse conversationalist. He breathes into the mic. He's constantly rustling papers. Save yourself some anguish and skip this one.

I like the show usually, but I have to turn if off when Dr. Livingston goes on and on with his denial of climate change.

Great show with amazing guests. The background noise is sometimes over the top - breathing, keyboarding, rustling etc. A Push To Talk switch or something similar would work wonders. Other than this usually minor issue, this is a five star program. Thank you for sharing all the great info!

Show is great. Listener from Poland. More nuke propulsion, please. Want to learn about humanity's future. It has arrived. On this show.

Amazing collection of guests: astronauts, scientists, rocket designers, space entrepeneurs. Good work, Dr. Livingston.

I started listening to The Space Show in college and now I work in the space industry. Listening to this show has given me a leg up on other engineers and observers of the space industry. I am currently in my master's program at USC because of an interview Dr. Livingston did. If you want to know what is going on in space, listen to The Space Show.

Skip the first 10-15 minutes. livingston, dont breathe in the mic and stop typing on your computer during conversations, holy crap it's annoying. If you address these issues I might actually tune in again and maybe tell people to join me.