Sidedoor Presents: AirSpace

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Smithsonian Institution

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🗓️ 17 January 2018

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

Join Sidedoor in welcoming AirSpace, a new gravity-defying podcast from the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum. Hosts Emily Martin and Matt Schindell join Tony to share a few upcoming stories, including what’s on the menu in space, how Earth’s oceans teach us about exploring the cosmos, and what it takes to be an astronaut. We’ll also give you a peek into AirSpace’s maiden voyage, where the team looks at what happens when a bunch of scientists attempt to live like Martians. If you’ve ever thought changing time zones was hard, try living on “Mars Time.”

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0:00.0	This is Sideor, a podcast from a Smithsonian with support from PRX.
0:14.4	I'm Tony Cohen.
0:16.4	If you live in DC or even if you just visited DC once in your life, the chances are that you took a trip to one of the Smithsonian's air in space museums.
0:28.0	Yes, there are two, ones on the National Mall, and there's another in Chantilly, Virginia.
0:34.0	They're among the most visited museums in the world.
0:37.2	They're filled to the brim with all kinds of airy, spacy treasures.
0:41.0	There's rockets, early planes, and there's even discovery, the entire space
0:46.7	shuttle, like the whole craft that launched humans and satellites into space.
0:52.4	But now the Air in Space Museum is coming to you and
0:55.4	specifically your ears in the form of a podcast. It's called Air Space. I love
1:02.2	that the title just drops the and from Air and Space Museum.
1:06.0	Less really is more.
1:08.0	Except when you're talking about amazing incredible cool people, which is why Air airspace has three co-hosts
1:14.0	Nick Partridge, Emily Martin, and Matt Shendell.
1:18.0	And since Sidor is all about using our access to bring the Smithsonian to you
1:22.0	I'm currently hanging out in the studio with or access to bring the Smithsonian to you.
1:23.0	I'm currently hanging out in the studio
1:24.8	with two of the three airspace hosts.
1:27.6	This is where you guys make noise and let your voices be heard.
1:31.3	Hello.
1:32.3	So before we get to the show and because I have you guys here captive let's get to
1:36.8	know Emily and Matt a little bit better okay so Emily Matt are you guys ready to have
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