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Hey, it's just me, Paula Poundstone, and I'm coming to Glendale for a special live taping co-presented by L-Aist and Martin Media.

It's February 8th at the Alex Theater. Tickets at LAS.com slash events.

See you there.

L.A. LAIS Studios I want to thank everybody for coming.

It's a wonderful occasion.

Forage's 45th launch anniversary.

Let's tune to that. Right now, at this very moment, wherever you're listening to this,

the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 spacecraft are exploring places no humans have ever been.

They've explored Jupiter and Saturn.

Voyager 2 went to Uranus and Neptune, the only spacecraft ever to make a visit.

NASA launched these probes nearly 50 years ago in 1977. The probes are identical, down to the smallest detail, which I find weirdly adorable.

These twins are still traveling today, exploring the outermost edge of the solar system and beyond.

All my life, I followed space missions the way other people follow sports, and it's still hard for me to wrap my head around that.

And I'm not alone.

I've been thinking about Voyager for those 45 years, and so it'll be difficult to compress

all of the thoughts and feelings I have about this epic mission of exploration.

That's Andrian, and co-wrote Cosmos, the 1980 PBS documentary series hosted by Carl Sagan.

She and Sagan married in 1981.

I made this recording of her in 2022 at NASA's celebration of Voyager's 45th anniversary.

I was surrounded by people who were amazed and joyful.

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