Comments on: A Boston Astronaut http://www.bostonbehindthescenes.com/a-boston-astronaut/ Interviews with people who make the city tick Sat, 04 Feb 2012 04:21:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: DPeach http://www.bostonbehindthescenes.com/a-boston-astronaut/#comment-8 DPeach Tue, 10 Oct 2006 23:40:11 +0000 http://www.bostonbehindthescenes.com/a-boston-astronaut/#comment-8 <p>Great show! I have only been listening for about a week as I am catching up with some older episodes. This one was stellar! <br />You do a great professional job with the interviews. Thanks for being a good example of podcasting.</p> Great show! I have only been listening for about a week as I am catching up with some older episodes. This one was stellar!

You do a great professional job with the interviews. Thanks for being a good example of podcasting.

]]> By: Robyn http://www.bostonbehindthescenes.com/a-boston-astronaut/#comment-9 Robyn Tue, 10 Oct 2006 00:44:27 +0000 http://www.bostonbehindthescenes.com/a-boston-astronaut/#comment-9 <p>What a different kind of interview with a person the average traveling Bostonian may not have the chance to meet! I walk by MIT everyday and although I know of the Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics, I don’t usually stop to wonder how many astronauts, if any, teach there. Very neat to know!! Makes me wonder if this more intimate, less public type of interview is the start of a kind of Boston Between the Scenes or a Meet the Cast kind of show.<br /> I loved hearing from Jeff Hoffman. For someone who is so technically skilled and has been on some dangerous adventures, he seems so clam. I bet a lot of astronauts would want him as a member of their mission crew! Great interview. Is that him in the picture?</p> What a different kind of interview with a person the average traveling Bostonian may not have the chance to meet! I walk by MIT everyday and although I know of the Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics, I don’t usually stop to wonder how many astronauts, if any, teach there. Very neat to know!! Makes me wonder if this more intimate, less public type of interview is the start of a kind of Boston Between the Scenes or a Meet the Cast kind of show.
I loved hearing from Jeff Hoffman. For someone who is so technically skilled and has been on some dangerous adventures, he seems so clam. I bet a lot of astronauts would want him as a member of their mission crew! Great interview. Is that him in the picture?

]]> By: Adam http://www.bostonbehindthescenes.com/a-boston-astronaut/#comment-10 Adam Mon, 09 Oct 2006 15:00:43 +0000 http://www.bostonbehindthescenes.com/a-boston-astronaut/#comment-10 <p>Robyn,</p> <p>I'm glad you liked the interview! I'm not changing the course of the show, just peppering it with some different stuff.</p> <p>And yes, Jeff Hoffman is the astronaut at the bottom of the picture (not the one on the robotic arm).</p> <p>Adam</p> Robyn,

I’m glad you liked the interview! I’m not changing the course of the show, just peppering it with some different stuff.

And yes, Jeff Hoffman is the astronaut at the bottom of the picture (not the one on the robotic arm).

Adam

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