Dr. Jay Buckey was the guest for this Space Show program, discussing space medicine issues and some insights into NASA psychological issues given the current news events with a NASA astronaut. We opened the program with the discussion psychological screening, could it be done more effectively and more routinely, especially given the fact we learned such screening or analysis is only given an astronaut when the candidate is selecting into the program. This is a discussion you will want to hear.

James E. Dunstan returned for this special Space Show program to discuss and summarize FAA/ST Human Space Flight Requirements for Crew and Space Flight Participants.

Dr. Fred Singer returned to The Space Show to discuss the global warming situation and to tell us more about his plans to go to Mars via its moon, Demos. The first part of the program addressed global warming as Dr. Singer has published a major new book on the subject, "Unstoppable Global Warming Every 1,500 Years." Dr. Singer and his co-author, Dennis Avery, use real science, superb examples and explanations to show why the claims that global warming is caused by mankind, greenhouse gasses and carbon are likely bogus.

Ann L.Singer was the guest for this special Space Show program. Ms. Singer is a professional grant writer working with The Space Show/One Giant Leap Foundation for educational program funding for The Space Show and other soon to be announced projects. Ann started the discussion with an introduction of how she become a grant writer from her corporate finance and banking background.

Joe Latrell, CEO of Beyond-Earth Enterprises, returned to The Space Show to provide us with new information about his company and rocket flights. We started the program discussing Beyond-Earth's move from Colorado to Roswell, NM and the business environment for his rocket company in Roswell. Joe then brought us up to date on his launches, customers, payloads and more.

Erika Wagner, Thaddeus R. F. Fulford-Jones, and Rosie Combs-Bachmann were the guests for this program to discuss the Mars Gravity Biosatellite Project. To learn more about this project, visit the following websites: (1) www.marsgravity.org and (2) www.yournameintospace.org. Our Mars Gravity Team explained the program in detail to us, answered many questions about the moustronaut planned experiments, and about sending your name or logo to space on their vehicle in 2010.

Cathy Harper was the guest for this Space Show program. Our interview with Ms. Harper began with a quick discussion of the White Sands Film Festival. After suggesting a category in the film festival for YouTube type space commerce PSAs for the teen through young adult market, we moved on to discussing the Museum of Space History in Alamogordo, New Mexico. Ms. Harper told us about many of the fixed exhibits, new exhibits such as Space Ship One, coming programs and events, the IMAX theater, and more.

Dr. Bryan Laubscher was the guest for this special Space Show program. We spoke extensively about the Space Exploration 07 Conference combined with the Space Elevator Conference which is scheduled for March 25-28 in Albuquerque, NM. Check it out at http://www.sesinstitute.org/.

Shubber Ali returned for this special Space Show program which was extended to 2 1/2 hours. We began our discussion with Shubber by asking him for his take on the VSE. the lunar launch architecture designed to take us to the Moon, and the time period for the program. Shubber wasted no time in taking us through the complicated political world surrounding the VSE and letting us know why he does not think it will happen.

Eric Knight, CEO of UP Aerospace, Inc., was the guest for this special Space show program. We began the interview talking with Eric about his amateur experiences and his having launched an amateur rocket to space prior to starting UP Aerospace. Eric stated it was very hard to do, outlined some of the many sacrifices that were made to be able to have a successful amateur launch to space. I asked about the total cost for doing this and he could not estimate it given all the volunteer labor and other contributions that went into the project to become part of the total development costs.