Welcome to the aggressive life.

You know, we're about 120 episodes into this thing.

And we've really connected with some really, really cool and aggressive people, movie stars, world-renowned scientists, rodeo cowboys, motorcycle gurus, people who eat

breakfast for dinner, all kind of crazy people. And today we've reached a new pinnacle.

Can you think of anything more aggressive than strapping yourself to a rocket and blasting into

outer space? The answer is, no, no, you can't.

No, there's nothing more aggressive, outlandish, or literally out of the world than that.

Even with space travel becoming more commercialized, it remains our last great unexplored frontier.

Mike Mulane dared to put himself towards the stars and blast off. Mike is an engineer. He's a

retired United States Air Force officer and one of the original NASA space shuttle astronauts.

Mike was part of three space shuttle missions, one aboard Discovery, two aboard Atlantis,

logging 356 total hours in space.

Oh, and before that, he flew 134 combat missions during the Vietnam War, earned multiple commendations, including six

air medals and the distinguished flying cross-up. I can go on and on and on it. Every once in

while you read somebody's bio, you just feel like a freaking loser. That's what I feel right now. On top of

that, he's a mountain climber. He, you know, he does crazy, crazy thing. Enough of his bio. He's an amazing man.

He is aggressive. I am thankful to interview today. My first astronaut in my entire life,

Mike Mulane, welcome the aggressive of life. Thank you for that lead in. Thank you, Brian.

I don't know where to go here because there's so many different things I want to talk about.

You've been in space three times.

Can you take us back like to the first time?

Were you thinking yourself, oh, this is going to be crazy?

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