What's the best part
of your job?
Without a doubt,
the best part of my job
is working with the team.
And, you know,
I often say--
You are getting behind the scenes
of the interview process
for Curious Universe.
So our host, Jacob Pinter,
is going to be interviewing
How do you explain to them
what your job is?
And on the flip side,
what's the hardest part?
I think the hardest part is,
is waiting for launch day.
I think that we have
produced close to 70
episodes of Curious Universe,
on all different types of topics.
You are falling an infinite amount of space.
Uh oh.
So space-time
inside of a black hole
behaves very differently
than it does outside.
They listened to a previous
episode of Curious Universe
called “Inside a Black Hole.”
In that episode
we mentioned a quantum physics phenomenom
called Hawking radiation.
It's this strange, magical,
somewhat unsettling moment
when,
in the middle of the day,
the world suddenly goes
dark.
Last year
one of my favorites was
for the total solar eclipse.
Across North America,
we had an eclipse-themed
series, which we called
a podcast companion
to the total solar eclipse.
And we were just helping
everyone take part
in this huge celestial moment.
It was really fun.
I just remember that feeling
of, again,
just going out
and looking up at the sky
and wondering,
what is that?
What is out there?
That was great.
That was-- She was great.
That was, like, emotional.
Yeah.
I really enjoyed that
conversation.
That was a good one.
the time, does
NASA have podcasts?
Yeah, we have podcasts.
Come on, let's go to the moon.
NASA's Curious
Universe is NASA's podcast
for the first time, space explorer.
So even if you don't think
you're interested in space or science,
we're going to show you
why you need to be
but not all of it.
Some of the gas shoots off,
racing away at almost the speed of light