Witness of the public space science swamp of the 1980s through today tells it all in his free podcast

The headline might be a bit tabloid style, but as I don't see his name in the forum search appearing since 2014, this topic could be interesting for new readers. But also interesting for readers who have heard about him before.

Because in his recent 1h podcast episodes he tells about his experience of having taught mathematics at a famous ivy-league space science college while publishing in astronomy journals in his sparetime in parallel about electric effects around comets and plasma in space.

That brought him in serious trouble as he lost the tutoring position there even with 300 of his students petitioning for him to stay.

All happened during the time when the data from the Voyager mission encounters with Jupiter and Saturn came in and surprised most NASA scientists with the strong electromagnetic signatures.

As a start I suggest to begin at his April 7 episode and continue through today's June 2.

Link to the free podcast episodes as mp3:
[link to jmccanneyscience.com (secure)]