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Space Center Houston

Space Center Houston

Science museum in Houston, TexasWikipedia

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Sep 24, 2026

Henry SchwartzHOST
49:34
It's going to be at the
Mark LongoHOST
49:35
Houston Space Center
speaker_1NARRATOR
49:35
or
Henry SchwartzHOST
49:36
something.
Henry SchwartzPANELIST
49:34
It's going to be at the
Mark LongoHOST
49:35
Houston Space Center
speaker_1NARRATOR
49:35
or
Henry SchwartzPANELIST
49:36
something.
Nate LeslieHOST
3:27
So how did you ground in those when you had to have that difficult conversation, were you able to use those words and leverage that?
Brady PyleGUEST
3:36
Yeah, we talked a lot about the expectations of excellence in our work, how we're serving, we call our employees crew members here at Space Center Houston.
Brady PyleGUEST
3:47
So how we're serving our crew members and how we're taking care of them.
Brady PyleGUEST
3:50
I mean, it's a core responsibility for That's one of my three core responsibilities as the HR leader here at Space Center Houston is to take care of the crew.
Brady PyleGUEST
4:00
The other two are to steward the culture and then ensure we have the workforce capabilities that we need for the future.
Brady PyleGUEST
4:05
That involves, you know, your typical HR things of hiring and training.
Nate LeslieHOST
4:27
And you're talking culture and how it feels to be a part of your organization.
Nate LeslieHOST
4:31
And you have such a great reputation around the world.
Jerry DoggettHOST
2:28
So quite a very appropriate and timely film as the anthem is played here, especially in Houston.
Jerry DoggettHOST
2:39
home of the astronauts and the Space Center, and the ball club, of course, named the Astros.
Jerry DoggettHOST
2:44
Wilson warming up now on the scoreboard.
Jerry DoggettHOST
2:47
This afternoon, the New York Mets swept Montreal 4-0 and maintained their first-place position in the National League East.
Scott SwensonHOST
2:08
It kind of validates why we do this and why we dedicate the amount of time it takes to record these every week and sometimes under awkward circumstances because we are throwing it in between two things.
Scott SwensonHOST
2:22
I remember one episode I recorded in a conference room at Space Center Houston in the middle of a rehearsal.
Scott SwensonHOST
2:27
Yeah.
Scott SwensonHOST
2:29
So it's it's been it's been it truly has been a labor of love and it's been an awful lot of fun getting together with Philip, who, you know, is just so connected and so so understands the industry and to just kind of chat and reminisce, tell stories.
Robert MillerHOST
2:11
Years later, he befriended one of the astronauts who took one of her CDs into space with him.
Robert MillerHOST
2:19
And six months later, he gave her a tour of the Houston Space Center.
Robert MillerHOST
2:25
Not what you might expect from a classical guitar superstar.
Robert MillerHOST
2:30
Richie Fury became a rock star in the 1960s as a member of Buffalo Springfield alongside Stephen Stills and Neil Young.
Jerry DoggettHOST
5:44
So quite a very appropriate and timely film as the anthem is played here, especially in Houston.
Jerry DoggettHOST
5:54
home of the astronauts and the Space Center, and the ball club, of course, named the Astros.
Jerry DoggettHOST
5:59
Wilson warming up now on the scoreboard.
Jerry DoggettHOST
6:02
This afternoon, the New York Mets swept Montreal 4-0 and maintained their first-place position in the National League East.
Karen NybergGUEST
48:56
And then hopefully back to the Smithsonian in October.
Karen NybergGUEST
49:01
And then to Houston, the Space Center Houston in November, I believe, probably in the International Quilt Festival.
Karen NybergGUEST
49:09
So lots of exciting things.
Karen NybergGUEST
49:11
And I'm sure there'll be more added.
JoelHOST
27:18
It had a bunch of singles, songs like Reality, Breathe, Breakfast.
JoelHOST
27:26
The album was even launched with an elaborate live satellite concert from Space Center Houston, fitting perfectly with the band's increasingly theatrical approach to music and ministry.
JoelHOST
27:39
It also spawned their first full-length film, Down Under the Big Top, built around the album's songs.
JoelHOST
27:45
Take Me to Your Leader ultimately captured the Newsboys of a pivotal moment, still playful and unmistakable quirky, but becoming a tighter, more confident rock band and taking a significant step toward the sound that would define them for the rest of the 90s.
Gary DavidHOST
4:13
Bob emphasizes the importance of creating emotional connections with audiences through storytelling and immersive experiences.
Gary DavidHOST
4:20
Bob shares examples from his work, including projects at Space Center Houston, Knott's Berry Farm, and the Holocaust Museum, and many more, emphasizing the power of personal connections on authentic storytelling when creating any kind of experience, but especially when creating transformational experience.
Gary DavidHOST
4:41
It was truly an honor to have Bob on the podcast, to hear about his length of work, his breadth of work, and the impact that his work has had.
Gary DavidHOST
4:51
And also, as he's moving away from BRC, how he is leaving the company in the hands of a new generation of experienced designers.

35 MINS LATER

Bob RogersGUEST
40:13
It was, boy, talk about making it real.
Bob RogersGUEST
40:18
Yeah.
Bob RogersGUEST
40:20
When we created Space Center Houston and the Visitor Center for NASA, we did something similar.
Bob RogersGUEST
40:29
We wanted people to be able to touch a moon rock.

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