Houston, we have a podcast.

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

episode 233, How NASA Communicates Space.

I'm Gary Jordan, and I'll be introducing this panel today.

On this podcast we bring in the experts, scientists, engineers,

and astronauts also let you know what's going on in the world of human spaceflight and

more. You're probably listening to this podcast because you're interested in space.

To quench that interest, you in particular decided that this podcast, because you're interested in space.

To quench that interest, you in particular decided that podcasts was the way that you were

going to learn this stuff that you're interested in.

Maybe you also watch our live programming or visit our websites or download posters.

In any case, how NASA communicates with different audiences is part of a strategic communications

plan and approach, all backed by an agency charter that tells us the

communicators to reach out to a massive audience. Recently I had the

privilege to speak on a panel hosted by Space Center Houston with some talented

communicators at NASA about why and how we do what we do. I very much enjoyed

the discussion and I think it does a good job of laying out the many unique ways that we reach out and connect with

audiences. I ask the museum if we could perhaps rebroadcast the discussion on

this podcast and they were kind enough to let us share it. The panelists are introduced by Space

Center Houston's CEO William Harris who moderated the discussion. So let's get

right into it, how NASA Communicates space. Enjoy. T-minus by second, then county.

Mark.

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