Paul Jarley: The race to the moon was a race to glory that brought a much needed boost to democratic capitalism in its Cold War with totalitarian communism.

Have you ever wondered, “Is this really a thing?” Onto our show. To get answers, I’m talking to people with interesting insights into the future of business. I’m Paul Jarley, Dean of the College of Business here at UCF. Paul Jarley: This show is all about separating hype from fundamental change. Paul Jarley: The beach erupted in applause. It was 4:18 in the afternoon when Neil Armstrong said. I was on the beach at a lake near my hometown, clutching a radio, and listening to mission control.

I remember where I was 50 years ago today. Paul Jarley: There are certain moments in time that stay with you. 34:35 – Dean Paul Jarley‘s final thoughts.Can you elaborate on the difference between components vs.Where did you see the space industry headed when you started your career?.Does ULA have any plans to develop a heavy lift rocket?.Have there been any attempts to develop insurance for spacecrafts?.What’s it like working with Blue Origin on the Vulcan engine?.How do you see real property rights being involved in space?.Do you anticipate building things in space to avoid loss during launch?.21:27 – What’s the most important thing to know about the commercialization of space?.16:33 – When will humans live and work in space? Engage in space tourism? Get to Mars?.13:34 – What kinds of companies could be most successful in utilizing space travel?.12:36 – How much cheaper can rocket launches get?.8:42 – What’s it like being involved in the space industry during such a competitive time?.5:48 – How United Launch Alliance came to be.3:18 – How Tory Bruno became CEO of United Launch Alliance.Tory Bruno – CEO, United Launch Alliance.

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