Innovators Aren't Born Show, # 101, Interview with NASA SpaceApps DC Organizer, Korina Ysabel, and NASA's Nobel Prize Winning Physicist, Dr. John Mather 

For this inaugural podcast, we are excited to be broadcasting from the 2016 NASA Space Apps Challenge at the Tech Shop in Arlington, Virginia.  One of many locations around the world, where over 5,600 engineers, coders, makers, artists, and storytellers are connecting to address mission-related challenges for NASA--making it one of the world’s largest international annual hackathons.  

On this podcast, we’ll be speaking with Korina Ysabel, a former SpaceApps Challenge winner, and the woman responsible for bringing this event to Washington, DC.  Also, we’ll have the chance to speak about innovation with Nobel Prize Winner, Dr. John Mather, who’s research helped cement the big-bang theory of the universe and who is currently working as the project scientist for the James Webb Space Telescope, which will replace the Hubble in 2018.