Sam's going to be on David Livingston's Space Show on Wednesday. The Live365.com ,method works even over dial-up; recommended.
-R On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 07:18:25 -0800, "David Livingston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > THE SPACE SHOW >NEWSLETTER > >NOVEMBER 27, 2002 > > >The Space Show Program Archives Are Now Available! Check out >http://www.TheSpaceShow.com for 24/7 listening to past shows! > > > The November 27, 2002 Space Show program and Special Edition Interview will >feature Samuel Coniglio, the founder and director of the Space Tourism Club >and a long time space activist. 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. Note that for this program only, The >Space Show will air live 8-9 PM Pacific Standard Time, Wednesday evening >November 27, 2002 on the streaming internet site www.live365.com, which is >detailed below. Immediately following 9PM, the Special Edition part of the >interview will take place to approximately 9:15PM PST. KKNW 1150 AM in >Seattle and its internet streaming site (also see below) is taping the 8-9PM >PST regular interview for broadcast at 10PM Pacific Standard Time, November >27, 2002. > >Samuel Coniglio is a writer, photographer, and well-known space activist. >Mr. Coniglio founded the Space Tourism Club which is a loosely affiliated >group of people interested in promoting public space travel. As a space >tourism consultant, Mr. Coniglio has been researching and promoting space >tourism as a legitimate industry since 1996. In addition, Mr. Coniglio was >a former technical writer for McDonnell Douglas at the Kennedy Space Center, >he has worked with the space shuttle and the space station programs, and his >department also worked on the Delta Clipper Experimental Project (DCX), the >world's first fully reusable rocket ship (1993-1996). Mr. Coniglio is >currently on the Board of Directors for the Space Frontier Foundation, a >well-known space activist group. During Mr. Coniglio's appearance on The >Space Show, he will share with us some of the new ways he is working to keep >the public excited about space travel. We will also ask him about reusable >launch vehicles (RLVs) and the advent of affordable space travel given his >previous experience with the DCX. Other issues that we will be addressing >with out guest will be the relevance of public space travel to society at >large, space tourism market research studies and their meaning to this new >industry, space architecture and how this field is developing with an impact >on space tourism, and the anti-business attitude of many regarding space >commerce, along with the apparent lack of interest in space commerce by Wall >Street. >Listeners are encouraged to call or e-mail questions or comments to the >guest or the host before or during the live show. If a listener wants to >speak with Samuel Coniglio or e-mail him during the show, the listener must >do so only during the regularly scheduled broadcast time using the internet >streaming site on www.live365.com as the KKNW broadcast and its stream are >tape delayed and not live for this evening only. To speak to with Samuel or >the host during the program broadcast on www.live265.com from 8-9:15PM PST, >please use the toll free number, 1 (866) 68-SPACE (1 866 687-7223). This >live broadcast will include the additional Special Edition interview which >is not part of the KKNW broadcast or its stream. > >You can e-mail the guest or the host during the live program at >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >To listen to this program live on the internet, please visit the live365.com >streaming site from 8-9:15 PM PST, Wednesday November 27, 2002. (This site >carries the Special Edition part of the interview, thus it is 15 minutes >longer than the broadcast heard on KKNW 1150AM and its streaming site). > >1. www.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 Special >Edition part of the interview which is not broadcast over the hour long KKNW >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 both broadcasting and streaming the program on a tape >delayed basis this week The KKNW broadcast can be heard 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 November 20, 2002 interview with >George Osorio regarding the search for life throughout the universe. The >programs will begin streaming 24 hours a day at >http://www.live365.com/stations/dlivingston?site=dlivingston commencing >Monday, November 25, 2002. Please report any listening problems that you >may encounter to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Please note these future programs on The Space Show: > >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. > >Feb. 5, 2002: John King, CEO of JLS Consulting specializing in making space >advocacy work. > >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 >[EMAIL PROTECTED] for 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. > >If you wish to be removed from this mailing list, please send me a note >requesting your removal. > > >Dr. David Livingston > > >� Copyright 2002. David Livingston. All rights reserved. > > > > -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] "The only time an aircraft has too much fuel on board is when it is on fire." -Sir Charles Kingsford Smith _______________________________________________ ERPS-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.erps.org/mailman/listinfo/erps-list
