FoS Shelli Brunswick

?? The FUTURE of SPACE (FoS) video podcast is a candid and informal conversation between myself and leaders, investors, innovators, educators, celebrities, movers, and shakers who are shaping the future of humankind into outer space and here on Earth. Just like how two friends would chat and philosophize together, with one thing missing, a glass of wine! ??

Our guest today is Shelli Brunswick . Shelli is the CEO & Founder of SB Global and former United States Air Force Officer, and Chief Operating Officer of Space Foundation . With a rich background in space technology, policy development, leadership, and entrepreneurship, she leverages her experience to drive Space exploration and innovation. A renowned motivational speaker, she annually delivers 100 speeches worldwide on career success, leadership, and workforce development. Shelli's contributions to NASA and European Space Agency - ESA Future Studies, along with her advocacy for women in space, have earned her numerous accolades, including Top 100 Women of the Future in Emerging Technology.

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Radiolab Moon Podcast

• 00:00 Introduction
• 01:10 3 words for Space? OPPORTUNITIES. CHALLENGES. PARTNERSHIPS
• 03:19 Is Space different than anything before?
• 05:30 New Incentives for Space
• 08:45 The HUMAN story of going to Space
• 10:50 The sense of abandonment
• 13:45 The value of traveling - Perspective
• 18:11 The Moon and the Solar Eclipse
• 19:45 Starting in the Air Force
• 22:10 Don't fear the unknown
• 24:40 The incentive to do better
• 27:35 The challenges of diplomacy in Space
• 29:45 We can't protect what we don't understand
• 33:25 The world is not black and white
• 35:39 Lessons learned
• 38:25 Do more but better, not go back and do less
• 41:40 Blaming doesn't help anything
• 45:00 3 words of wisdom? INSPIRATIONAL. INNOVATE. INTEGRATE
• 46:00 F.A.I.L. - First Attempt In Learning
• 47:25 Conclusion