Spaced Out With Lisa Caskey

In this episode, Lisa and Justin talk about EPA scientists who were not permitted to report their findings on climate control, the 9 million people who died from pollution in 2015, and the twins whose genes were altered in space.

In this episode, Lisa and Justin talk about toxic ash from the fires in Northern California, intelligent aliens trapped in the oceans of Jupiter's icy moons, and the number of bananas Denver wastes each week.

In this episode, Lisa and Justin talk about holes in Antartica, Magic Mushrooms and their effect on depression, and a couple of neutron stars that collided to cause that oh-so-famous gravitational wave. 

In this episode, Lisa and Justin talk about FLYING TAXIS coming to LAX IN 2018, manufacturing in space (a process called freeze-casting), and road rage, the king of universal, non-verbal communication. 

In this episode, Lisa and Justin talk about a new species of rat (it's 18" long!), planets and asteroids spacecraft will visit within the next five years (Europa and Ganymede are on the list!!), and plans for Elon Musk's Martian Metropolis. 

Dying to know the latest (and greatest) about the gene-editing super-machine, CRISPR? Well, you're in luck. Modified tomato plants, rare cancer mapping, and addressing the world's gluten intolerance...is there anything CRISPR can't do?

In this episode, Lisa and Justin get real crazy. They talk about Tabby's Star (it got 3% dimmer over the weekend you guys), Planet Nibiru and PlanetX and their role in the 2017 Apocalypse, and yep...fossilized dinosaur poop.

In this episode, Lisa and Justin talk about the movie IT, the 8-month Martian Experiment, Cassini's scheduled crash into Saturn, and SpaceX's blooper reel! Blank Check gets a little airtime too. Check it out!

In this episode, Lisa and Justin talk about "Sharknado" in Miami, a massive solar flare that knocked out radio signals for an hour, and the truth behind the AI that Facebook "shut down." Those robots are tricky business, y'all...

Lisa Caskey and Justin Park are BACK! In this episode, they discuss Hurricane Harvey relief efforts via drones, how boredom leads to creativity and an asteroid that's barely going to miss Earth. FUN!

In Episode 24 of Spaced Out, Lisa talks about climate change: what it is, what's causing it, and the effects those changes are having. She also and chats about science news with actor and fellow science nerd, Justin Park.

Spaced Out podcast episode 23 continues our chat with Scott A. Combs! We talk about Scott's books (he currently has five), his audiobook (now available!), and an e-Book signing software he's developing! Lisa also reviews science news with actor and fellow science nerd, Justin Park.

In Episode 22, Lisa chats with Scott A. Combs about his Amazon parrot, Maxine, his photographic memory, and campy science fiction and reviews science news with actor and fellow science nerd, Justin Park.

In Episode 21, Lisa chats with Ian Martin about malaria, the future, and world-building and reviews science news with actor and fellow science nerd, Justin Park.

In Episode 20, Lisa speaks with Weston Ochse about cyberpunk, the Rock, and his goal to disrupt the PTSD narrative. She also reviews science news with actor and fellow science nerd, Justin Park.

In Episode 19, Lisa speaks with Gretchen Ellis about the importance of diverse representation in storytelling and reviews science news with actor and fellow science nerd, Justin Park.

In Episode 18, Lisa chats with Gini Koch about aliens, her official X-Files story (and so much more) and reviews science news with actor and fellow science nerd, Justin Park.

In Episode 17, Lisa chat with Gini Koch about aliens, her official X-Files story (and so much more) and reviews science news with actor and fellow science nerd, Justin Park.

In Episode 16, Lisa continues to explore popular doomsday scenarios (like EMP's and the LHC) and reviews science news with actor and fellow science nerd, Justin Park.

In Episode 15, Lisa chats with Derek Ting, writer, director, and lead actor in the newly released sci-fi film, Agent. She also reviews science news with actor and fellow science nerd, Justin Park.