From: Technotranscendence (neptune@mars.superlink.net)
Date: Mon Oct 28 2002 - 19:44:21 MST
THE SPACE SHOW
The October 30, 2002 Space Show program will feature Rick Tumlinson, a
leading advocate, champion, and authority for commercial space
development. The Space Show, hosted by Dr. David Livingston, focuses on
timely and important issues influencing the development of outer-space
commerce and space tourism, as well as other issues that are of interest
to us all.The Space Show will air live 8-9 PM Pacific Standard Time,
Wednesday evening Oct. 30, 2002 on KKNW 1150 AM in Seattle and on the
internet per the listening instructions provided below.
Rick Tumlinson, besides being a well-known evangelist for the space
frontier, has had his writings, quotes, and opinions appear in the NY
Times, Wall Street Journal, LA Times, Miami Herald Readers Digest, Space
News and dozens of other publications. He has also appeared on numerous
national TV programs, including ABCs World News Tonight, the CBS Morning
Show, and Politically Incorrect. At one time, Mr. Tumlinson worked for
noted scientist Gerard K. O'Neill at the Space Studies Institute at
Princeton, and he helped pass the Space Settlement Act of 1988. In
addition, he has testified before the National Commission on Space, and
was a lead witness in congressional hearings on NASA in 1996 and 1997.
He is one of the three founders of the Space Frontier Foundation and a
founder of the Foundation for the International Non-Government
Development of Space (FINDS), a multi-million dollar foundation which
funds breakthrough projects and activities. He is also a founder of
LunaCorp, a firm planning commercial missions to the Moon. Mr. Tumlinson
led the effort to save the Mir Space Station and he was instrumental in
making space tourism possible for Dennis Tito and those that follow him.
Mr. Tumlinson will be discussing many of these projects, the barriers he
encountered, and how he worked through the barriers to successful
resolutions. We will also explore in depth with him the need and urgency
to develop a human presence in space. Listeners are encouraged to call
or e-mailquestions or comments to the guest or the host either before or
during the show.
To speak to with Mr. Tumlinson or the host during the program, please
call (425) 373-5527 in the Seattle area, or use the toll free number if
you are listening on the internet outside Seattle at 1 (866) 68-SPACE (1
866 687-7223).You can e-mail the guest or the host during the program at
dmlivings@yahoo.com.To listen to this program on the internet, please
visit either of these streaming sites for the live broadcast, 8-9PM PST,
Wednesday October 30, 2002.1. Live365.com. Use this URL:
http://www.live365.com/stations/dlivingston?site=dlivingston. You can
also type in "The Space Show" in the search box on the live365.com home
page and you will be taken directly to the program. Just click on the
yellow speaker icon. If you listen to the program on this site, note
that you will hear music by Elaine Walker and Zia during the commercial
breaks. A special thank you to Ms. Walker and Zia for her permission to
use her music. By listening to this streaming site, you will be able to
hear the additional interview (the Special Edition part of the
interview. Note that the Special Edition interview is not available for
all shows) which is not broadcast over the hour long radio portion of
the program. If you've not listened to live365.com before, you will need
to specify your choice of media player or select the special live365.com
player. 2. KKNW will be streaming the show live on the internet at
http://www.newschannel1150.com/. Simply click on the "LISTEN LIVE" icon
in the upper right hand corner.The first time you listen to the program
on this site, you may be required to download a file from StreamAudio,
the KKNW streaming service.
THE FEATURED PROGRAM OF THE WEEK
http://www.live365.com/stations/dlivingston?site=dlivingston
The program of the week will feature the recent interview with Leonard
David from October 16, 2002 regarding the World Space Congress in
Houston, Texas. The program will begin streaming 24 hours a day at http:
//www.live365.com/stations/dlivingston?site=dlivingston commencing
Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2002. Please report any listening problems that you
may encounter to dmlivings@yahoo.com
Please note these future programs on The Space Show:
Nov. 6, 2002: Dr. Wendell Mendell, JSC.
Nov. 13, 2002: Dr. Daniel Bishop, International trading network built on
over-the-edge optical technology involving geosynchronous satellites.
Nov. 20, 2002: George Osorio, Searching for life in the universe.
Nov. 27, 2002: Dr. Larry Kuznetz, JSC Consultant.
Dec. 4, 2002: Doug Vakoch, SETI Institute.
Dec. 11, 2002: Steven Dick, US Naval Observatory.
Dec. 18, 2002: Richard Godwin, space publisher.
Dec. 25, 2002 Paul Blase, TransOrbital.
2003:
Jan. 1, 2003: Jim McDade, space advocacy, history, the Sputnik
generation.
Jan. 8, 2003: Gene Meyer, Space Island Group.
Jan. 15, 2003: John Carter McKnight, author of "The Spacefaring Web".
Jan. 29, 2003: Brook Mantia, space advocacy, women in space.
April 2, 2003: Yuri's Night with Loretta Hidalgo and Dr. George
Whitesides.
Copies of this or any other program are available on CD and may be
purchased from the host for $7. 50. Contact the host at
drspace@thespaceshow.comfor further details.
The Space Show T-shirts are now available for purchase. Please see
http://www.TheSpaceShow.com for details.
Thank you for listening to the The Space Show.
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