This week as we (hopefully) say goodbye to Zoom shows, we feature Kacey Musgraves, Brian Cox, Audra McDonald, and Woody Hoburg.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

NASA Astronaut Woody Hoburg reflects on his 6-month space journey, emphasizing meticulous preparation, high performance teamwork, reframing failure, and the ridiculous fun of life in zero gravity. He shares insights on embracing uncertainty, seizing opportunities, and managing expectations, offering a rare glimpse into space missions and personal growth experiences.

Dr. Woody Hoburg, a NASA astronaut, gives a firsthand look into life aboard the International Space Station, discussing the importance of relationships and communication in space. He also talks about managing the unknown in high-pressure environments and the impact of day-night cycles on sleep and work patterns. The podcast ends with expressing gratitude and encouraging support for the show.

Woody Hoburg, a NASA Astronaut, shares his experience in preparing for a space mission. Topics discussed include the selection process, mental imagery for space travel, the responsibilities of a pilot, continuous improvement within the astronaut core, exploring potential and testing limits, and the impact of loss on the emotional aspects of training.

NASA astronaut Woody Hoburg discusses the process of preparing food for space missions, including the customization of menus and the creation of special dishes. The podcast also covers Spanish coverage of the Space Coast, piloting the SpaceX Crew Dragon, realistic training simulators, and launch preparation and risk management in spaceflight.