Did you know there’s no “up” or “down” in space? Have you ever wondered what the best place to “hang out” in space might be, or what “The Overview Effect” that astronauts talk about truly is? To find out the answers to these questions and more, check out this extended interview with NASA Astronaut R. Shane Kimbrough.
Shane Kimbrough is a retired U.S. Army Colonel and NASA astronaut whose career has taken him from commanding troops on Earth to leading missions in space. With nearly two decades at NASA, he shares powerful lessons on leadership, teamwork, and resilience—drawing from his experiences aboard the International Space Station and his years of military service. Known for his humility and insight, Kimbrough inspires audiences to reach higher, adapt under pressure, and lead with purpose. Bring him to your next keynote event through WWSG.
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