FoS Daniel Fox

🚀 The FUTURE of SPACE (FoS) video podcast, hosted today by Guest Host Alice Carruth, is a candid and informal conversation between Alice and leaders, investors, innovators, educators, celebrities, movers and shakers, who are shaping the future of humankind into outer space and here on Earth. Just like how two friends would chat and philosophize together, with one thing missing, a glass of wine! 🚀 Our Guest today is Daniel Fox. Daniel is the author of FEEL THE WILD and Co-Founder of FUTURE of SPACE. For over 15 years, Fox spent several months each year in the wilderness, exploring with his kayak. His adventures have taken him to remote regions of Argentina, Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Published in 2019, his book FEEL THE WILD received high praise, with his writing likened to Henry David Thoreau and his photography to Ansel Adams. Today, Fox travels globally, sharing stories and lessons from his expeditions and solitary time in nature. In 2021, he co-founded FUTURE of SPACE, where he serves as Chief Visionary, leading a pioneering initiative committed to redefining our future both in Space and on Earth. This December, as part of the Space2Sea event series, Fox and his team will embark on a once-in-a-lifetime voyage to Antarctica, accompanied by the legendary William Shatner, science icon Neil deGrasse Tyson, Award-Winning Journalist Ann Curry, Esteemed NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly, Ocean Legacy Céline Cousteau, and Acclaimed Artist and autistic savant Stephen Wiltshire. Additionally, Fox hosts a podcast where he interviews leaders, investors, innovators, educators, and government figures from the space industry. His notable guests include astronaut Chris Hadfield, Rocket Lab's Peter Beck, NASA's Lori Garver, Astronaut Nicole Stott, and XPRIZE founder Anousheh Ansari, among many others. You can find all podcast episodes on the FUTURE of SPACE website and remember to subscribe to the audio version on Spotify, Apple, Amazon, and other platforms.

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