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In episode 323, Matt sits down with filmmaker Mark Craig to talk about his new documentary Apollo 1 the film that revisits the story of Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee, and the tragedy that reshaped NASA on the road to the Moon. Mark shares what drew him to the project, the moments that surprised him most during research, and why the Apollo 1 story still matters especially for audiences who know Apollo mainly through the later triumphs.
APOLLO 1 is a Stopwatch / Haviland Digital 7T1 Films production (c) 2025
Find more about it here. https://www.facebook.com/Apollo1film/
APOLLO 1 is a Stopwatch / Haviland Digital 7T1 Films production (c) 2025
Find more about it here. https://www.facebook.com/Apollo1film/
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