Dr. Sutter takes us to exotic places, but makes them accessible to non-scientists. I have learned so much and so enjoyably! Highly recommend.

Really enjoy Paul’s well structured, clear, informative, and occasionally funny podcasts. Staple for me, especially when I need to escape the chaos and learn more about the natural world.

Really like this spaceman’s content. Love his contributions in how universe works. Enthusiasm and knowledge contagious

These podcasts are presented in such a way that the general public can understand and appreciate the basics of physics. Paul Sutter makes the podcast the best of its kind through his knowledge and quirky sense of humor.

This by far my favorite podcast. I was looking for a replacement to my usual type of podcasts and I remember seeing Paul on Discovery Science and am always fascinated by his frank and sometimes funny comments. I signed up for Patreon to support the show. Thanks Paul.

Lively source of data (pun intended). Two more Spacemen and he could start a band. ;D

Paul manages to take you into the weeds of physics with getting bogged down by the weeds of physics. Loads of information presented in a manageable sizes.

This is my first ever podcast that I listened to so P. Sotter opened doors to two amazing worlds of Astronomy and podcasting for me at the same time - forever grateful for hours of fun and educational content that he has put out to the world. Stay awesome Paul!

When did I start to like and even remotely understand Science and Astrophysics?! What happened?!! Oh ya, Paul happened! lol! It doesn’t matter how much you know if you cannot explain it to people in a way they can understand. Paul does an incredible job of explaining Astrophysics, whether your a novice or veteran. Thank you for taking the time to make this podcast!

I love the light hearted narration and deep exploration on fascinating topics. Paul’s unpretentious approach, mature it the episodes a joy to listen to

I love this podcast it’s the best one I’ve ever heard to be honest I’m so into space exploration instant five stars

Paul M. Sutter has an amazing way of explaining difficult topics through analogies and thought experiments that most science communicators cant match. He goes through each possibility and plays with the idea of how and why certain theories or ideas can or can’t exist and then plays it the other way and shows PATREON and how you can donate today.

Interesting and well explained, but unfortunately Mr. Sutter’s communication style is to repeat himself and repeat himself and repeat himself and repeat himself interminably throughout the podcast. Is he paid by the word, or is he of the opinion that why should he limit himself to ten words when five hundred words are sufficient?

I listen to a lot of different science channels/podcasts/etc and have loved Paul for YEARS. What I especially appreciate is his ability to use effective, comprehensible metaphor to explain the otherwise impossible. (See the episode on particles as ice cream) I can’t overstate how excellent he is at explaining whatever topic he discusses. When I listen to this pod, I walk away actually feeling like I gained meaningful understanding of the topic. What more can I ask for?

I’ve been listening for years and this show keeps getting better. Paul’s analogies help me grasp the concepts, he tells great stories, and I love that listeners can request topics. Highly recommend for all ages.

Every time I listen to an episode I discover something astonishing and awe-inspiring. I look forward to each new episode. Excellent. Truly excellent.

Every episode is a calm journey learning about very complicated matters in a charming and straight forward way.

Very good down to earth presentation of complex ideas.

The actual content of the show is very good and informative. I particularly enjoyed the lengthy series on quantum mechanics. However, I have to take some points off because while the host claims to be very supportive of and invested in empirical science, every episode, he talks about the benefits of BetterHelp, despite the fact that all of the empirical evidence available shows that people who use BetterHelp and similar services show no mental health improvements over those who don’t. (And it certainly doesn’t even remotely compare to actual mental health therapy, of which I am a huge proponent.) I would prefer a science podcast that doesn’t support itself by promoting what is essentially digital-age snake oil.

One of the best podcasts on the internet. Learn while being entertained. Dr. Sutter does it like no one else. If you like space, you will like Paul M. Sutter. He is out of this world.

I suppose you might say that I’ve become … entangled ….

P.M. Sutter’s approach to space science and physics is invariably illuminating. In his sardonic tone he elucidates a wide range of heady topics.

Escape the day to day stresses of life with the pursuit of complete knowledge of space and time! Learn about big ideas and even the Patreon jokes are kind of funny too. I love this podcast and there’s so many episodes to get through. Most recently the series on quantum mechanics is fascinating and expands on the small amount of it I already understood. Bravo!

But my first listen was a fifteen minute introduction to a show that only last twenty-five more minutes, and the entire introduction sounded I was about to sold a religion. In the end… great content. Presentation… not so much.

Too bad this has happened. Was enjoying till then. Subtle references like the mention of the description of “wore a red baseball cap”.

Paul Sutter is a delight to listen to and the topics are fascinating. I listen to each new episode the day it comes out.

Well put together podcast

This is a great podcast that touches on several elements of astronomy and physics. The delivery is entertaining and often humorous, but always very informative.

Ask a Spaceman provides a fascinating dive into an interesting aspect of physics in each episode while giving you the historical perspective of how our knowledge evolved.

This podcast will not disappoint. You will really be happy you picked this one. Paul’s thoughtful approach to simplifying the complexities the universe has offer is only exceeded by his sense of humor. His earnest delivery style and topic selections make these episodes ones I look forward to and usually repeat once or twice. Top 5 podcasts on offer… period.

This is always one of my favorite podcasts. The subject matter is complicated ideas of how our universe around us works. Paul loves answering listener questions in a way which makes it easy to follow. I like that it’s just not the concept, but the origins and history of the concept. Paul’s voice and style are so conversational, it seems as though he is the room with you.

This podcast is a good alternative to Neil DeGrasse Tyson’s podcast. There’s no ego maniac constantly cutting off his guests, and making lame jokes. This podcast isn’t afraid to be a science podcast, and isn’t artificially injected with “humor” and doesn’t try to be political with a “comedian” co-host constantly making fun of half the population just for different political beliefs. This podcast gets to the point, though his monologues can get a LITTLE pedantic. But still absolutely solid.

I love this show not only bc of how much fun it is to wade about in theoretical waters of physics but bc Paul (which is my name as well) is so down to earth and funny. Uses current/colloquial language whenever possible to portray super complex ideas. I really do find his take on physics concepts to be illuminating. And they add to my otherwise fuzzy understanding of some of these ideas. His approach helps me better intuit-internalize-digest.. stand within the concepts. Thank you Paul for this show- please keep it up. Paul M

I appreciate that you get straight to the information and present it in a humble yet distinct way. Great work. Want more often!

I’ve learned a lot from this podcast. Very informative.

One of the most accessible and interesting space podcasts out there. Incredibly engaging and interesting while not being too wonky. Highly recommended!

Wow! Mr. Sutter does an amazing job with this podcast! Ive always been fascinated with astrophysics and all things involving planets, stars, orbits, etc, and Mr. Sutter explains them in a clear and concise way most people can understand. This is one of my favorite podcasts now. Thank you for the flat earth show……i learned to just let them (flatearthers) do their thing and not argue with them because it IS like talking to a wall since they are (unfortunately) dead set in their beliefs. I now try to change the subject! Keep up the amazing work, Paul!!!

Great podcast! Great host!

Thank you for being a voice of intelligence

Within the first 2 minutes of the first podcast I listened to, he refers to someone asking a question as “knucklehead,” thereby affirming the old adage “there are no stupid questions, only rude people.”

Paul is funny, nerdy, cool, brilliant, and captivating all at the same time. His enthusiasm is contagious. And it’s amazing how he can make really, really difficult topics accessible to everyone. The universe isn’t just for aliens and astrophysicists. It’s for all of us. And I’m super grateful to Paul for giving me - just some guy - a chance to know where I am, where I came from, and what else is out there. It’s pretty magical stuff. This has got to be among the best podcasts out there.

Waves are “uppy downy things”?

Fantastic brilliant podcast, entertaining, enlightening, funny no but very amusing ;-). The deep deep back catalog is filled with treasure. Thank you and keep it up we're happier and better off for listening.

Dr. Sutter’s awful analogies, wretched puns, unhealthy fixation on magnetic fields, and staggering grasp of physics all come together for a mind-blowing podcast experience that is at once accessible for the non-scientist and mentally stretching for the amateur fan of all things space. I deeply appreciate the journey through science history (although I strongly suspect that cultish icons of James Clerk Maxwell and Paul Dirac adorn a secret room of his house perpetually attended by candles and small animal sacrifices) and the semi-stochastic, question-driven progression through the subject matter that is friendly to the attention deficit amongst his audience. Still milling my way through the library o’ episodes, but had to pause for a shout out. (I just may celebrate completion of the episode list by mailing some rare and expensive cheese to Paul’s PO Box, assuming USPS does, indeed, offer that service.)

Loved the education. You caved in and jumped on politics. Sad to see you go but will no longer listen or support.

I like the way you speak, spaceman. The content is fascinating and entertaining, I can’t get enough! I’m love the audiobook: ‘How to Die in Space!’ I’d love an audio version of your first book!!

Paul you had me with your podcast and How the Universe Works. Now you put your politics in your show I’m out. Good luck to you.

I love this show and listen to it everyday I can, Paul does an amazing job at making these complex topics easy to understand!!

One of the best astronomy podcasts out there. Working my way through every episode!

Who would have thought a podcast about quantum mechanics would be so interesting? I was intrigued from beginning to end.