Ok. So I love astronomy and NASA and everything space. I’ve been inspired to be an astronomer lol. Anyways thanks for the knowledge ❤️❤️

thanks for giving me more knowledge!

Lovely

This is the best podcast ever, we learn so much, from future space exploration to current space operations. The people we get to meet are the champions bringing our dreams to life and making a difference. NASA is so represented and I love each podcast and thank everyone connected to podcast for their awesome contributions.

As an engineer myself, I’m just constantly amazed by the depth and amount of the info in the show! Great job NASA!

I happened to start this podcast when the reboot of the Mars series started. I’m always anticipating the next episode. It makes my Friday so much better! I listen to this podcast while I’m cleaning, doing work or just chilling. I did a project for school on a woman that impacted the world and I decided to do it on a female NASA astronaut. All the episodes are educational and interesting; I never feel bored while listening to an episode!

I discovered this podcast not too long ago. Every single episode lays out complex, fascinating aspects of space exploration most of which I was previously unaware. I’ve gotten to the point where I am taking notes during the episodes and rewind to make sure I understand every single nugget put forth. Kudos to JSC and the podcast staff. Thanks so much.

For the last year, I have listened to every new episode of your show. Gary, you and your fellow podcasters are great interviewers. I have learned so much. NASA should thank you publicly for all the people you have attracted and will bring into the NASA family in the future. The only other thing I wish you would do, is to post a daily update (Walter Cronkite style) talking about how the Artemis is doing and what's next to come. Thank you for all you do...

I’m a space junky and want to know more . Sometimes these are great and sometimes I skip them

09-08-2022 (update). Once again a dive into self aggrandizing bureaucrat (with dinosaur DNA) detracts from a great podcast. A whole program of someone who who talks about “I” for the whole program, who brags about reducing program capacity, at the expense of science and greatly benefits commercial interest, is a waste of time. Do better. I really enjoy the show - but - a whole show devoted to what a great job P.I.O.s are doing I a waste of time. Let your work speak for itself. More Space! More Mars, more future space station…

It’s not everyday that we have the opportunity to hear from Scientist & Engineers from the most Notorious agency in the field. What a time to be alive!

Yeah, pretty bad.

This is a clean, none cuss word podcast, and I love space and NASA. So this is now my favorite podcast ever. Read it and you will see what I mean. See you!!!😍

I have been listening since the beginning quite by accident but I am so happy I did. Now I am heading to Florida to hopefully watch OFT2 launch and I feel like I really understand what is going on. With your help and several YouTube channels I know the importance of this launch, what could hang in the balance and I am inspired by the pure work it took to get here. Eating my peanuts!

Houston We Have a Podcast (best name ever!) has quickly become a favorite in my feed! I'm consistently impressed by the engaging conversations and insightful ideas. I truly learn something every time I listen!

I love space like I want to be part of the mars mission so I have one question what do you have to do to de come a astronaut 11 year old boy Weston callister can you do an interview with astronaut dr. Donald A. Thomas and one more thing wait for me NASA to go to mars all be there in a few years pleas give me a call so pleas consider choosing me I am the top in my class

Good show with lots of knowledge. Only drawback is the hosts audio is not the best. Could help to have more professional audio to make show easier to hear

I am a 9 year old space lover I am fascinated with the International space station (ISS) and when my friend told me about these podcasts I looked right away because anything people tell me about space I will be so happy and excited I sometimes scream in a pillow and search for it know matter app,toy Or podcast and I know right away I will love it!i recommend this to you so much because you can just have fun (and you will be the smartest person In the class besides the teacher

I am a 13 year old space nerd, and this is PERFECT for me. Somebody, I hope to join the astronaut corp and fly to the Moon and Mars!

Great content presented well.

These podcasts are so interesting. Thank you!!!

Since discovering this podcast I am listening to one every day. It’s amazing how much I have learned. Thank you so much for letting us know exactly what you’re doing and fostering our interest. Ad Astra !

I love this podcast! I love learning about space and the mysteries of the universe and I highly recommend it for kids and adults to listen to when there curious about space. Keep up the great work.

This podcast is amazing! I listen to the episodes every week and they explain so many questions I’ve had! I am an 11 year old space nerd and I want to work at NASA (not an astronaut) and be a botanist and an engineer. This has helped focus my interests and (oof this sounds cheesy) make me who I am today.

Hi! I’m 10 years old and I absolutely love this podcast! I want to be an astronaut (or an engineer at NASA) when I grow up! This podcast is fascinating and sometimes I listen to it at night and I have to turn it off because I love it so much!! I like all the episodes on Mars because I find Mars really cool and interesting and I wanna go there one day or help send people there. Thank you this inspires me so much and I highly recommend without a doubt! I really hope others can be inspired too and I hope NASA waits for me to go to Mars 😉 -Mars Gurl 💫

I am a big fan of NASA and I want to be a astronaut and I listen to it almost every day it is so entertaining and educational and I love it so much

Its a NASA podcast, what more can I ask for.

Listen to the last 1:30 min of the episode. It sounds like there are 2 narration tracks playing at the same time.

I love y’all podcast but nasa needs to bring space station live program back to Houston do a podcast about that tell why it was canceled in 2016

First of all great name And I love how much information they are spreading on Thank you so much for doing this and keep it up Houston We Have a Amazing Podcast

After reading news about the upcoming landing of Perseverance about a week before the event I realized how much I had missed. I watched NASA TV live for several hours on February 17th and during the Entry Descent and Landing on February 18th. It was exciting and inspirational and I was really impressed with the people and the processes. I needed to know more. I searched for “Mars” in my Podcast App and found Houston, We Have A Podcast. I just got started, but it’s perfect so far. Just what I was looking for. A great way to learn about the program and the people. Well done!

I love it it just relaxes you and it’s really calm and there’s no cuss words :)

Hosts and guests are too energetic because of that I love this podcast.In generally I love this podcast.

❤️ got my good app I really enjoy itWith the experience

I really enjoy your podcast. Gary does a great job, and I enjoy hearing from the astronauts. Less so from the management side, as those get a bit dry. You recently had an episode with Mary Jackson, who is a Flight Director. As a compliment to that, I’d love it if you could do an episode with a CapCom.

Great youthful atmosphere!

Such a wide variety of topics, yet all space-related. Love this podcast!

I love to listen to this podcast. I am interested to space now and this is what I hear when I am bored. God job NASA.

I look forward to this podcast every week, because it’s entertaining and informative. I like that is explores its topics in depth, giving its expert guests enough time to really explain their areas. Host Gary Jordan is, I think, the second-best interviewer I have heard on any podcast (the best is Planetary Radio's Mat Kaplan, who has had decades of practice). Jordan asks great questions and follows up on interesting points. His enthusiasm is catching, and he gets stronger and stronger with time.

For several shows, the sound quality was so tinny that it was unlistenable. Sounds like the host’s mic needs replacement. His s’s actually hurt my ears at times. Had to turn it off. I like the content, but NASA will never make it back to the moon if all their equipment is sub-par like this.

This show has become one of my favorite things about Fridays! This show connects people to experts with ease. This show removes the need to watch a two hour lecture! It is entertaining and educational!

Love this podcast, been listening for about 2 years. Gary Jordan’s enthusiasm is contagious, the NASA content, and interviews are so interesting! Thank you all!

Always look forward to a new episode! Great job, Gary. 🚀 A few requests / ideas if you need any for future episodes: - astronaut training from beginning to end - sitting down with Bob & Doug & having them go over their entire mission from lift off to landing - life after a long term missions on the ISS - an interview with a student from the new Artemus program - interview with Elon Musk about plans for Mars Thank you for making this podcast!! ✨

I have always loved NASA.I am only nine years old but I plan to work at NASA.I love love love NASA

I have been wanted to know more about NASA so this is so cool and awesome for me. Hope you never stop because this is the best think ever

The host does an amazing job of leading the interviewers and also making sure the audience stays engaged and follows along as topics or concepts are being explained. It’s so cool to hear from actual astronauts and people who work at NASA to get a glimpse into what is going on there and what they do. This is my favorite show! Thanks so much for making it and letting us peer into a part of your world.

These podcast are great! They have tons of information that you can learn. I also like how it isn’t always the same topic over and over again. I like how each guest has a different story to tell on the podcast’s.

I really enjoy the idea of the content, but the volume is so low compared to other podcasts that it is usually too difficult to hear and therefore too much work to listen to, so we move on to something else. You’d think NASA of all podcasts would get the tech right!

It’s amazing to get to hear so many interesting folks from NASA! The host needs some practice, every time he talks I can’t figure our why... lots of giving his (ineloquent) thoughts on what the experts just explained well. Sometimes hosts can summarize well, and it’s helpful. This is not one of those times.

Spaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaace you know what we need more in the world? Spaaaaaaaace. Star. Rocket. NASAAAAA