Galactic Watercooler Interview

Recently, Ann Druyan and I did a podcast interview with Galactic Watercooler:

Ann Druyan and Nick Sagan give us a unique and heartfelt look into the origins of Cosmos and Contact — and what esteemed scientist, citizen, father, and husband Carl Sagan was really like.

Heartfelt is right as I found myself moved by this interview and I thought Annie said some particularly beautiful things. 

You can check it out here.

November 09, 2009 in Ann Druyan, Carl Sagan, Interviews, Science, Science Fiction | | Comments (5) | TrackBack (0)

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