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Saturn V

This week we're launching into space! We're learning all about the rocket that propelled astronauts all the way to the moon: the Saturn V. Our guest, Michael Neufeld of the National Air and Space Museum, tells us all about what these giant rockets are, what they do, and why we stopped using them.Sh…

Space Policy Edition: Pathfinder and the Birth of the Discovery Program

It’s the 25th anniversary of the Pathfinder Mars mission and Sojourner, the first rover on the Red Planet. Historian Michael Neufeld joins the show to put this path blazing mission in context as the start of NASA’s low-cost Discovery mission line. There have been 12 Discovery missions over the past…

Pathfinder and the Birth of the Discovery Program

Space exploration historian Michael Neufeld traces the fascinating history of one of NASA’s most successful programs of planetary exploration.

Disney and the Magical Trombone

Utalk host Steve had a chance to chat with Musician Michael Neufeld about his award winning jazz album, music genres, playing in the Disneyland All-American College Band and how music can change the world. For more check out our IG @utalkradio or go to our website @ utalkradio.com

Disney and the Magical Trombone

Utalk host Steve had a chance to chat with Musician Michael Neufeld about his award winning jazz album, music genres, playing in the Disneyland All-American College Band and how music can change the world. For more check out our IG @utalkradio or go to our website @ utalkradio.comBecome a supporter…

Episode 28 - The Auschwitz Debate, with Dr Waitman Beorn

Send us a message or question! WARNING: This episode includes discussion of  issues surrounding the Holocaust and genocide which some listeners may find distressing.In this episode, the hosts engage in a profound discussion with Dr. Waitman Beorn about the controversial topic of whether the Allies…

50 Years: Opening Day

On July 1, 1976, the National Air and Space Museum opened its doors to the public. It was an unforgettable debut for an iconic building, complete with a flyover from the Air Force’s Thunderbirds, speeches from President Gerald Ford (and a certain Apollo astronaut), and a ribbon-cutting triggered by…

Albert Speer Was a Narc

Hello, best friends, divas, and unicorns! Let’s talk about history's worst "good Nazi," Albert Speer, who started his career as an architect, and then ended it by throwing a bunch of his cronies under the bus at the Nuremberg Trials. He was a delusional dreamer, a AND a war criminal! Wow, wow, wow.…

The Trial of Georg Rickhey

In 1947, Georg Rickhey, General Director of Mittelwerk, was charged with war crimes. He was acquitted for lack of evidence.Today, Quinn and Chris are talking about Operation Paperclip and the deliberate efforts made by its staff to protect post-war Nazis from justice and war crimes trials (conducte…