Susie Schober and E.P., who met while getting their PhDs from USC, drop by to share some Triple Amnesia IPA from Indian Wells Brewing and discuss how the digital world is made, how they met, and how best to define genius.
The song at the end is Gravity by Arjun.
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Chris Mancini (@chrisjmancini) is back for part two of a conversation about the nature or movies, how they have changed, whether they will continue to be around in the future, and what makes them good. A call to Andy (@beest_master) starts things off.
To check out Earbuds: The Podcasting Documentary, visit comedyfilmnerds.com
The song at the end is Stay Tuned by Ambulance Ltd.
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Chris Mancini (@chrisjmancini) is one of the hosts of the Comedy Film Nerds Podcast. He is also a writer, producer, and director. He stopped by to chat about what makes movies worthwhile, what he loves about them, and where they might be going. A chat with his co-host Graham Elwood (@grahamelwood) starts things off. To watch their documentary Earbuds, click here.
The song at the end (provided by Dan) is Wakin’ on a Pretty Day by Kurt Vile.
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If you are unfamiliar with the Planetary Society, please visit their site and familiarize yourself a bit. Not only will you be more connected to Carl Sagan (and Bruce Murray and Louis Friendman), but you’ll potentially be on the front end of helping to make sure that exploration continues. This story about the Pluto fly-by will give you a better idea of just how integral society — and the Planetary Society in particular — can be in making sure that budgets and red tape don’t get in the way of exploring the universe we live in. And you can become a part of it by joining. What are you waiting for?
If you would like to become a member of the Planetary Society or gift a membership to a space enthusiast in your life, click on those links.
Music at the end by Elton John with Rocket Man.
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Mat Kaplan, the velvety smooth voice behind Planetary Radio, shares some Space Dust IPA from Elysian Brewing and talks about his life, his early fascination with space, what he loves about it, and what excites him about future exploration.
To learn more and/or become a member of the Planetary Society (highly recommended) click here.
Music at the end from D.D. Dumbo with Satan.
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