Kimberley Nerds - Ep5- Spacing Out with Filmmaker Gary - Long Version

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This episode of KN we're joined by local Broome filmmaker Gary for part 2 for a discussion about the magic of SPACE. With part 1 revolving around being a filmmaker growing up in Broome watching Sci-Fi movies, particularly Alien, this 2nd talk revolves around what the sky and space really is for us not only in Broome, but around the world. We also touch on (Japanese/English/Polynesian) navigation history, our connection with the tides and indie sailing/navigating games such as new indie title Sailwind, Project Hail Mary starring Ryan Gosling and modern space news like the Artemis missions, Listen in for all that and more, in the long version.

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