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at planetary.org slash radio. Here's the show. Linda Spilker, with another update from Saturn this week on planetary Radio. Radio. Welcome to Public Radio's Travel Show that takes you to the Final Frontier.

I'm Matt Kaplan of the Planetary Society. The Cassini Project

scientist returns with big news from the Saturnian system. That status report

and all our regular features are coming up.

Beginning with the Society Science and Technology. and all our regular features are coming up,

beginning with the Society Science and Technology Coordinator

Emily Lochuwala.

Emily, congratulations on your promotion to NASA Administrator last night.

That's right, we haven't got a press release out about it yet

but you'll be seeing that soon. It could happen. That was Emily's line in the

sketch that we did last night our little roast and toast of Lou Friedman which we may talk a little bit

more about later today with Bruce Betts, although he wasn't there, so we'll mostly talk with

him about not watching a shuttle launch. Serves him right, going without me.

Anyway, you have what's up in the month of May?

That's right, and this month is a fairly quiet month

with business as usual, although of course I always have to emphasize that business as usual

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