Y’all always have great chemistry together. Thank you for making my life more enjoyable and for the education I receive each episode. You ALMOST bring things down to my level that I can comprehend😎

They put the AS in NASA!

Thank you for preparing these stories. When I have been lucky enough to walk thru the air and space museum on the mall or at Dulles I can feel stories emanating from the display pieces. It sure is fun to hear those stories in bite size chunks like this. Please kee up the great work. Olay. Thank you for sponsoring this program. It is a wonderful investment. Please keep up the great work.

It’s a nice show with a little something to learn each episode. But the content doesn’t go very deep. Also, the presentation seems aimed at a young audience. As a senior, the banter seem kind of juvenile. It’s not a bad show, just not very compelling to me.

Love the perspectives on historic aviation and space topcis

Tiresome

I was introduced to the series thanks to the new queer space episode and can’t wait to hear more. Great hosts, great guests, very interesting story!

I couldn’t be more excited to see the air and space museum releasing a series focused on queerness! The first episode was delightful and I loved the hosts and guests! Looking forward to future episodes!

I have been listening to AirSpace since the beginning of the series. It quickly became my favorite podcast. I also have subscribed to other space podcasts but at times those are a little too dry and lecture like. That has not happened with AirSpace. After a long drive with my wife, AirSpace became the first podcast I have to save. It quickly became the I need to wait for the wife to listen to this podcast. It is the only one like that for us.

This was the kind of discussion I had envisioned when I first visited the podcast. Well, well done! The tidbits of humor are appreciated,,,and yes, some still listen to the radio…for music.

When I first started to listen I almost turned it off. It was off topic in my mind but then I listened. Wow. Really blew my mind. This was a fantastic cast and I am wiser because of it. It made me rethink the whole looking for intelligent life idea. Wow. This is what podcasts are all about. You hit this one out of the park. Well done

Was interesting, about Gander divert on 9-11, until the part where some men were searched, because pax and crew were uncomfortable about them . Podcaster call it unfortunate, terrible xenophobia. This happened the day after terrorists crashed airplanes into buildings. I think it might better be called cautious self preservation. The men were allowed on board.

The latest podcast with the pilot who landed in Newfoundland was a good listen, up until the point where a show host began spouting off incorrect claims of racial injustices.

Great PODCASTS and just AWESOME and TERRIFIC 🚀👍🏼😊

As an air and space enthusiast that enjoys the quality presentations of Smithsonian collections in the Sidedoor podcast, I was thoroughly disappointed by the AirSpace podcast. The hosts repeatedly demonstrate their poor knowledge of the artifacts and worse, their apparent lack of initiative to fact-check statements or research topics before each episode. I really wanted to like this podcast and so listened to far more episodes than warranted before realizing that it was not something worth my time anymore. Better choices in this genre are the ‘Flight Deck’ by the Boeing Flight Museum, and ‘Planetary Radio’ by the Planetary Society founded by Carl Sagan.

Great podcast. And please do more while we are social distancing. It’s great to hear about something other than death and ruin. Miss your voices.

I’ve really enjoyed this podcast (it’s probably my favorite)! Hope there is a season 3!!!!

This is an awesome and informative podcast. Sure hope there is a season three

I wanted a short, interesting, informative podcast, and this fits the bill. Covers a variety of subjects within air and space. I would recommend it to all

For an aviation enthusiast, look else where. For a podcast put on by the worlds greatest collection of aviation artifacts, they prove time and time again to know so little about the amazing things they work with. Not knowing the Memphis Belle, and I think what really sealed the deal for me was not even understanding what a biplane was... If you are expecting some cool and technical aviation history from the NASM this isn’t the place.

Hosts have great chemistry, it's an easy and soothing listen in my chaotic work environment.

Maybe if they spent less time bashing males and correcting the term “man rated,” they could spend more time doing their homework and getting to their facts straight.

Super informative and great chemistry among the hosts

Great group of people, outstanding personalities.

I’ve recently started working as a NASA communicator, so I’ve been trying out a lot of relevant science and history podcasts. This one is the best of the bunch so far. It’s informative, accessible, and outstandingly well-produced, but what sets it apart for me is the warm and friendly rapport of the hosts. I find myself wishing I was at the table with these enthusiastic folks. Can’t wait for more!

A great and interesting podcast!

First episode was great, keep them coming!

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