AirSpace - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I wanted a short, interesting, informative podcast, and this fits the bill. Covers a variety of subjects within air and space. I would recommend it to all

When I first started to listen I almost turned it off. It was off topic in my mind but then I listened. Wow. Really blew my mind. This was a fantastic cast and I am wiser because of it. It made me rethink the whole looking for intelligent life idea. Wow. This is what podcasts are all about. You hit this one out of the park. Well done

I have been listening to AirSpace since the beginning of the series. It quickly became my favorite podcast. I also have subscribed to other space podcasts but at times those are a little too dry and lecture like. That has not happened with AirSpace.

After a long drive with my wife, AirSpace became the first podcast I have to save. It quickly became the I need to wait for the wife to listen to this podcast. It is the only one like that for us.

I couldn’t be more excited to see the air and space museum releasing a series focused on queerness! The first episode was delightful and I loved the hosts and guests! Looking forward to future episodes!

As an air and space enthusiast that enjoys the quality presentations of Smithsonian collections in the Sidedoor podcast, I was thoroughly disappointed by the AirSpace podcast. The hosts repeatedly demonstrate their poor knowledge of the artifacts and worse, their apparent lack of initiative to fact-check statements or research topics before each episode. I really wanted to like this podcast and so listened to far more episodes than warranted before realizing that it was not something worth my time anymore. Better choices in this genre are the ‘Flight Deck’ by the Boeing Flight Museum, and ‘Planetary Radio’ by the Planetary Society founded by Carl Sagan.