Herb Baker helped bring the story of human spaceflight to the world when television was still built around film, cameras, and physical delivery. As a teenager, he carried Apollo footage from Houston to the airport so audiences could see historic missions unfold.

A career spanning more than four decades at NASA took Baker through television production, communications, and the preservation of spaceflight history. His work at Johnson Space Center, Kennedy Space Center, and NASA Headquarters connected technical achievement with public storytelling, while his book From Apollo to Artemis captures the memories and lessons from a lifetime documenting exploration.

In this episode:

• Delivering Apollo mission footage before digital broadcasting workflows
• The behind-the-scenes work required to share space explor ...