Lauren Grush

Lauren Grush, a space reporter at Bloomberg News specializing in the commercial space industry, discusses the decommissioning of the International Space Station by 2030. She explores NASA’s plans to collaborate with private companies like Axiom Space and Blue Origin for future space stations, highlighting the shifts in research and tourism. Grush shares insights from her visit to Vast, a contender in this transformation, revealing its innovative approach tied to cryptocurrency and the competition's push towards a new era of space exploration.

Lauren Grush, a Senior reporter at The Verge with a focus on space exploration, discusses the geopolitical tensions affecting space missions, especially the International Space Station. Andrew Hawkins, Transportation editor at The Verge, dives into Ford's innovative split into two companies to enhance electric vehicle production. They also speculate on Apple's upcoming event, anticipating new product reveals. The podcast highlights the delicate balance between innovation, international collaboration in space, and the automotive industry's ongoing transformation.

Lauren Grush, a space and science journalist, joins the conversation to discuss the highly anticipated launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, highlighting its groundbreaking potential to deepen our understanding of the universe. The team humorously contrasts the telescope’s extensive development and hefty price tag with quirky gadgets announced recently, such as a unique Sony speaker and the nostalgic Analogue Pocket. They also dive into challenges faced by tech companies and the impact of subscription services on the market.

Lauren Grush, a space reporter with a keen focus on SpaceX, discusses the significant milestone of launching humans to orbit, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize space travel. Casey Newton, a technology journalist recognized for his insights into Facebook, dives into the platform's ongoing moderation issues amid societal unrest. They explore the complexities of social media governance, contrasting Facebook's policies with Twitter's approach, and the pressing need for accountability and inclusivity within the tech landscape.

In this discussion, Lauren Grush, a Senior Science Reporter at The Verge, dives into the quirky origins and serious implications of the Space Force. She humorously illustrates its evolution from a tongue-in-cheek idea to a legitimate military branch. The podcast covers the race among nations in space weaponization, concerns about space debris, and the challenges of existing international treaties. Grush also elaborates on the political dynamics behind the Space Force's creation, blending insights with a dash of humor from the character Zagthamar.