SpaceBase is a social enterprise who's mission is to democratize access to space through education, entrepreneurship and community building starting in New Zealand. This podcast is dedicated to creating the journey from space enthusiast to space entrepreneurs through insightful interviews with aerospace specialists, investors, and entrepreneurs sharing their experience and knowledge of the space industry, and their personal journeys.To support the podcast, please consider becoming a patron.Since its incorporation in 2017, SpaceBase has collaborated with economic development agencies, local and national governments, and advocacy groups, startups, investors, educators to deliver over 300 educational presentations, briefings, and workshops, national space and aerospace competitions, as well as helping birth space communities and organizations locally and globally. SpaceBase also assists in technical due diligence, consulting projects for investors, industry stakeholders, and space star
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Episode #89
Advocate for the Stars - Building Africa's Space Ecosystem: An Interview with Yvette Barrington-Brown
Jul 28, 202641 min
We continue our alternating series featuring members of the Global Space Enablers Network — GSEN — highlighting individuals helping shape the future of the global space ecosystem through entrepreneurship, investment, policy, and international collaboration. An interview with Advocate Yvette Barrington-Brown , CEO of NewCraft Aerospace and Cape Constellation , and one of the emerging leaders helping shape Africa's commercial space ecosystem. Yvette's career is anything but conventional. After more than 25 years as an Advocate of the High Court of South Africa, where she specialized in complex litigation, governance, regulatory strategy, and institutional leadership, she made the bold decision to transition into the space sector. Today, she leads NewCraft Aerospace and Cape Constellation—a collaborative innovation hub dedicated to building Africa's next generation of space companies through venture creation, mentorship, investment, and ecosystem development. Together with Africa Space Ventures, these initiatives aim to strengthen Africa's sovereign space capabilities while creating globally competitive businesses rooted on the continent. Her journey is one of reinvention, resilience, entrepreneurship, and purpose—demonstrating that building a thriving space ecosystem requires not only engineers and scientists, but also visionary leaders who understand governance, institutions, investment, and long-term strategy. Hosts: SpaceBase Founder Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom Support the show
Law in the Final Frontier: Navigating Space Regulation with Scott Schneider
Jun 21, 202646 min
Continuing on the alternating series featuring members of the Global Space Enablers Network — GSEN — highlighting individuals helping shape the future of the global space ecosystem through policy, education, entrepreneurship, and international collaboration. This interview is with Scott Schneider — Special Counsel at the International Aerospace Law & Policy Group , Managing Director at Raker , former Director of the Space Law Council of Australia and New Zealand, and a globally engaged advocate for space law, regulation, and governance. Scott’s career sits at the fascinating intersection of law, policy, aerospace commercialization, and international cooperation. After completing his Master of Laws in Air and Space Law at Leiden University, he went on to lead the regulatory team at Southern Launch, helping secure Australia’s first commercial space launch licenses. He has worked extensively across spacecraft licensing, insurance frameworks, export controls, international law, and aerospace regulation, while also contributing to organizations including the International Institute of Space Law, the Space Generation Advisory Council, the Space Industry Association of Australia, and the International Space University. Beyond policy and regulation, Scott is deeply involved in education and global dialogue - teaching law and economics across universities and engaging with emerging space ecosystems around the world. Hosts: SpaceBase Founder Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom Resources: Space Generation Advisory Council International Space University Committee on the Peaceful Use of Outer Space (COPUOS) United Nations Office of Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) Secure World Foundation Contacts for Scott Schneider: email: scott.schneider@rakerwork.com telegram: t.me/openouterspace Support the show
Cataysing and Growing New Zealand's Deep Tech Community: An Interview with Mat Rowe
May 24, 202646 minS0
<p>An interview with Mat Rowe — Founding Parter and Executive Director of Outset Ventures, New Zealand’s leading deep-tech incubator and investment platform.</p><p>Mat has spent more than two decades working at the intersection of science, engineering, and commercialization, helping turn breakthrough technologies into globally significant companies. Before founding Outset Ventures, he was part of the founding team at LanzaTech, contributing to the scale-up of one of the world’s most recognized industrial biotech companies across the US, Europe, and Asia.</p><p>He has also co-founded and supported multiple deep-tech ventures including Dotterel Technologies, focused on UAV audio...
Working towards an 18th Sustainable Development Goal - "Space for All": An Interview with Chiara Moenter
Apr 23, 202641 minS0
<p>An interview with Chiara Moenter, co-founder of the global initiative SDG 18: Space for All, and a leading voice in space sustainability and governance.</p><p>Chiara’s journey bridges policy, research, and communication. From her work at the European Space Agency and the German Aerospace Industry Association to her academic research on sustainable space governance, she has consistently focused on one central question: how can we ensure space remains a shared and sustainable resource for humanity?</p><p>Beyond policy, Chiara is also an active communicator and community builder — from moderating major international space events to delivering a TEDx talk...
Breaking Into Space - Careers in Communications, Marketing, and PR: An Interview with Suk Narayanan
Mar 29, 202646 minS0
<p>Continuing our alternating series featuring members of the Global Space Enablers Network – GSEN, highlighting individuals working to accelerate space ecosystems across emerging and established regions worldwide.</p><p>An interview with Suk Narayanan — Head of Global Partnerships for Mission ShakthiSAT, Founder and President of the AIMERS Foundation, and a global leader at the intersection of space, technology, communication, and entrepreneurship.</p><p>Suk’s journey is anything but linear. Starting in electrical and electronics engineering, she went on to co-found one of India’s largest robotics and AI outreach initiatives, impacting over 500,000 students. She later transitioned into global communications, working...
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