#YaJagoffPodcast: Seeing stars at the Moonshot Museum

Summary: The jags take on space exploration this week with Sam Moore, Executive Director of Moonshot Museum, RAD Communications Manager James Santelli, Ben Oaks of Cerebral Overload and musician Paging Doctor Moon. What was on the blog? 25 Years of Hockey Celebration The Old Guy Hockey League Close But Still A Jag-The Pickup Truck  Jaggin' Around With…Ivan Gil-Silva Of Mi Empanada Bike Lane Blocker SPONSOR: A car purchase is a big deal, and finding the dealership and rep to fulfill your car needs is crucial. Get to know the reps at Rohrich through the Car Talk videos to establish the relationship that is right for you. That makes it easier to select the CRV. HRV or even Pilot that may be YOUR next purchase. Visit RohrichHonda.com for all your vehicle needs. 4:34    Sam Moore: Executive director of the new Moonshot Museum, Sam Moore shares the behind the scenes of the museums progress so far. As no stranger to museum work, he's over the moon about being a part of Pennsylvania's first space museum. Have an interest in space exploration? Moonshot will be the first museum in the world that's focus is career readiness, thanks to Astrobotic. 19:44     James Santelli: As communications manager of the Allegheny Regional Asset District, James Santelli tells us all about the wonders of RAD. One percent of Allegheny county's seven percent sales tax goes towards funding organizations in the area. From zoos and parks to museums and concerts, RAD gives back to the community. Pittsburgh's ever-so growing cultural and artistic nature makes it easy for RAD to fund over 100 different organizations. 36:13  Ben Oaks: Cerebral Overload's Ben Oaks talks tech and the terrific advancements that have been made possible right here in Pittsburgh. Cerebral Overload covers all-things tech: reviews of podcast equipment, videogames, and even electric toilets. Moonshot museum is one of many otherworldly sites in Pittsburgh, according to Ben. 43:5O    Paging Doctor Moon: Pittsburgh native Kirsten Heibert fell from the stars this week as she saved the podcast's music. Her music career has taken her to Las Vegas and New York, and she nearly performed alongside Britney Spears. Though always having a passion for music and songwriting, her alter ego, Paging Doctor Moon, didn't surface until after a breakup. Her heartfelt songwriting is brought to life by her band members.