Houston, we have a podcast.

Welcome to the official podcast of the NASA Johnson Space Center episode 199,

Better Together.

I'm Gary Jordan, and I'll be kicking off this discussion today.

A little bit ago, Shaniqua Vereen here at Johnson's

Public Affairs Office had a conversation with a few interns at different NASA

centers. They talked about their internship experiences at different centers and about diversity in the workplace.

I thought it was a great and important conversation, particularly because it includes interns

from different centers, different organizations, different backgrounds, and everyone really opened up so we're bringing this

brief chat here on the podcast.

Sheniqua talks with Naomi Sepulveda, Dylan Gladney and Allison Chu.

They introduced themselves at the beginning of their talk.

If you're interested in becoming an intern at NASA or just curious about the

experience, this episode is for you. So I won't delay any longer.

Enjoy. T-minus second, then county.

Mark.

It's not on to commit life, sir, correct. Here she goes. Isn't we have a podcast? Hi everyone I'm

I'm Shneke Wrena. I am a public affairs specialist at Johnson Space Center.

I am also a former graduate pathways intern. Today's panel is a discussion

with current interns that will discuss the benefit of interning as well as the impact of mentorship.

If you guys want to introduce yourselves, we can start with you,

Noyami.

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