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Behind the Scenes: StarTalk Live! at SF Sketchfest 2016
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February 11, 2016
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7:18Now PlayingHave you ever wondered what it’s like behind the scenes at a “StarTalk Live!”? Now’s your chance, thanks to our guest livetweeters and social media superstars, Stephanie Evans (@StephEvz43 ) and Heather Archuletta (@Pillownaut ). Steph, who hosts The STEMulus right here on YouTube (), captured her experiences at “StarTalk Live! at SF Sketchfest 2016” at The Nourse Theater on January 22, 2016. From comedian Maeve Higgins and ‘The Martian” author Andy Weir bonding over potatoes during a cacophonous sound check, to a backstage interview with NASA Planetary Science Division Director Dr. Jim Green, to selfies with guest host Bill Nye, cohost Eugene Mirman, and Andy Weir, it’s nothing short of “Nerdglorious.” You’ll also meet artist Rob Cabrera and see what the show looks like from backstage. This is the second year in a row that Heather and Steph have covered our SF Sketchfest shows… and we can’t wait to see what they cook up for us next year. Keep Looking Up!
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