Houston We Have a Podcast

Episodes from NASA's Houston We Have a Podcast, a U.S. government work. PodRewind is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA. This archive has the latest 50 episodes of the show.

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Crew-13
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September 25, 2026·1h 3m

Crew-13

NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13 members discuss their journeys to becoming astronauts and their upcoming mission to the International Space Station. Episode 438

“The importance of team cohesion in high-stakes environments”

Jessica WatkinsLuke DelaneyJoshua Kutryk
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Cosmic Perspectives with Neil deGrasse Tyson

Cosmic Perspectives with Neil deGrasse Tyson

Sep 18, 2026·54m

“The power of curiosity as a driver for scientific achievement”

Neil deGrasse TysonChris WilliamsInternational Space Station
The Moon Base

The Moon Base

Sep 11, 2026·52m

“NASA is adopting a multi-phased approach to establish a permanent lunar presence.”

Moon BaseNASAArtemis Program
National Lab 15

National Lab 15

Aug 28, 2026·47m

“The ISS National Lab serves as a unique 'test kitchen' for innovation”

ISS National LaboratoryCASISMicrogravity research
Artemis III Training

Artemis III Training

Aug 21, 2026·38m

“Training for Artemis III is a dynamic, iterative process”

Artemis IIINASAAstronaut Training
Callsign White Flight

Callsign White Flight

Aug 14, 2026·1h 6m

“Trust and accountability are the foundations of high-performance teams.”

Gene KranzApollo 11Apollo 13
ISS Results: Stem Cells in Space

ISS Results: Stem Cells in Space

Aug 7, 2026·55m

“Microgravity enhances stem cell potency”

International Space StationStem cell researchRegenerative medicine
CHAPEA 2: Audio Log 3

CHAPEA 2: Audio Log 3

Jul 31, 2026·53m

“Operational Autonomy During Communication Blackouts”

CHAPEA 2Mars Dune AlphaSolar conjunction
ISS Results: Materials Science

ISS Results: Materials Science

Jul 24, 2026·50m

“Space is an extremely hostile environment for materials”

Materials ScienceInternational Space StationMISSE
Artemis II Lunar Science

Artemis II Lunar Science

Jul 17, 2026·1h 6m

“Human-in-the-loop exploration enhances scientific return”

Artemis IILunar ScienceGeology
Space Runs in the Family

Space Runs in the Family

Jul 10, 2026·34m

“The importance of persistence in career goals”

Anil MenonInternational Space StationSoyuz MS-29
ISS Results: Wayfinding

ISS Results: Wayfinding

Jun 26, 2026·57m

“Spaceflight induces significant neuroplasticity”

Wayfinding investigationInternational Space StationCognitive neuroscience
Meet Artemis III

Meet Artemis III

Jun 12, 2026·52m

“The importance of compartmentalization in high-stakes environments”

Artemis IIINASAOrion spacecraft
The Future of Deep Space Communications

The Future of Deep Space Communications

Jun 5, 2026·51m

“The critical role of data in modern space exploration”

NASA SCaNArtemis IIDeep Space Network
AI at NASA

AI at NASA

May 29, 2026·35m

“AI at NASA is a tool for pattern recognition, not reasoning”

Artificial IntelligenceMachine LearningData Management
CHAPEA 2: Audio Log 2

CHAPEA 2: Audio Log 2

May 22, 2026·1h 6m

“The psychological and operational impact of communication delays”

CHAPEA 2Mars mission simulationExtravehicular activity
The Artemis Accords

The Artemis Accords

May 15, 2026·54m

“The Artemis Accords are a strategic framework for peaceful space exploration.”

Artemis AccordsNASALunar exploration
Artemis II: Backup Crew

Artemis II: Backup Crew

May 8, 2026·1h 1m

“The critical role of the backup crew”

Artemis IIAstronaut trainingOrion spacecraft
The Artemis II Astronauts

The Artemis II Astronauts

May 1, 2026·1h 32m

“The critical importance of 'expeditionary skills' in spaceflight”

Artemis IIReed WisemanVictor Glover
Telling Time on Other Worlds

Telling Time on Other Worlds

Apr 24, 2026·46m

“Time is a physical construct tied to gravity”

NASASpace Communications and NavigationAtomic Clocks