13 Minutes to the Moon: 12. Live from Houston
Update: 2019-07-19
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Fifty years after the historic Apollo 11 Moon landing, we’re at Houston’s Rice University, where President John F. Kennedy delivered his iconic “We choose to go to the Moon” speech to reflect on one of humanity’s greatest achievements. In this season finale, a panel of leading space experts discuss the success of the Apollo programme, how it transformed science and technology and what it means for the future of lunar exploration.
Hosted by Kevin Fong.
Starring:
John Aaron
Gerry Griffin
Walt Cunningham
Peggy Whitson
Theme music by Hans Zimmer for Bleeding Fingers Music
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This episode is being released 50 years after the first moon landing.
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loved the panel discussion!!!
You skipped any audio edit on this one - lips/tounge, inhaling noises, it's hard to listen to this :/ At least give them some water
OUTSTANDING... all caps warranted 😄
fantastic pod cast, well done all involved and thank you
A superbly compiled and constructed podcast series. Every episode is totally gripping and whets the appetite for the next instalment. Kevin Fong has exactly the right credentials as the presenter and I sincerely hope that he does future series about the Apollo programme, particularly the incredible feat of bringing the Apollo 13 crew back to earth safely when it seemed more likely that they would be lost.