Hi there are podcast fans it's another secret message from your host Matt Kaplan a couple of

announcements one you're going to hear it at the end of the show today as well but we might as

well tell you up front we're done The sixth anniversary contest. You can stop sending new

slogans for the show. The deadline has been passed if you've heard this. That is,

the deadline is Monday, the 17th at 2 p.m. and you're almost certainly

hearing this after that. So thank you very much those of you who sent in stuff you've

made given Bruce and me a very tough job because we've got a lot of great

slogans to review. Second, you're going to hear reference to the press conference

that the roadmap to space was introduced at in Washington DC at the National Press Club.

We are going to post that press conference.

The audio quality is not the greatest, but it's understandable.

We're going to put it up though in the

members area of the Planetary Society website. There's a button at the top there for

members to click it simply says four members and we hope that won't offend too many people but that that

is where you'll be able to find that if you are a member of the society.

That's about it. We're going to present you now with this week's edition of Planetary Radio.

Thanks for listening. Lou Friedman unfolds the road map to space this week on planetary radio.

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

final frontier. I'm Matt Kaplan of the Planetary Society. We continue our

consideration of space policy in a time of change as we visit with the Executive

Director of the Planetary Society.

Dr Friedman and Associates just introduced a bold new plan for space exploration that also looks back at

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