Hi again podcast listeners it's Matt Kaplan with another one of our secret messages just for you guys

I just wanted to let you know that as you're going to hear at the end of the show during what's up that we are looking for more entrance in the sixth anniversary

contest and I'll tell you right up front that you've got until Monday the 17th to get us

your suggestion for a new slogan or motto for the radio show and that'll make you eligible for all the cool prizes

including our first place prize that's the Celestial Sky Scout from Oceanside Photo and Telescope.

While I'm at it, I guess I will mention to you that those of you who at least were in reach of

Oceanside, California, OPT is doing another sort of a star party, Winter Telescope

Star Party, Telescope demo, and sale.

On Saturday the 15th, they're going

to have a bunch of companies showing off their wares,

Mead, Coronado, Explorer, and Vixen, and then the following

week a bunch more, led by Celestial.

That'll be on the 22nd, just to let you know. know and that's it let's get on to the first

of two weeks in which we're going to talk about space policy future space policy

oh and don't forget that you can become a member of the Planetary Society and get yourself a

planetary radio t-shirt, but only if you join online at planetary.org.

Here's this week's show.

A new American Administration and a new space policy this week's

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a new American administration and a new space policy this week on planetary radio.

Hi everyone, welcome to Public Radio's travel show that takes you to the final

frontier i'm mad caplin of the planetary society

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