In the course of researching and developing "To MARS with MER" and its 6 video programs, P2K has been fortunate to spend many hours in conversation with the men and women behind the rovers, whose hard work gives life to the robotic explorers. Their insights and anecdotes explain how NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers project really came together, in more detail than any broadcast could ever find time for. In this section, you can read some of the fascinating "Inside Story" of NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers project, in these pages of ORAL HISTORY.

	Joy Crisp Mars Exploration Rovers Project Scientist NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory "September 26, 2001"
	Tom Rivellini Airbag Design Consultant, and Engineer Landing system designer, for the Mobile Science Laboratory (Mars 2009) NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory "December 14, 2001"
	Adam Steltzner Mars Exploration Rovers EDL Lead Mechanical Engineer NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory "February 26, 2002"
	Miguel San Martin Mars Exploration Rovers Lead Software Designer NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory "February 26, 2002"
	Stacy Weinstein Test Engineer NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
	Art Thompson ATLO Systems Lead NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, "ATLO Week 1"
	Steve Squyres ATHENA Science Team Principal Investigator Cornell University, NY March 1, 2002
	Adam Steltzner Mars Exploration Rovers EDL Lead Mechanical Engineer NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory "December 12, 2002"
	Joy Crisp Mars Exploration Rovers Project Scientist NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory December 12, 2002
	Art Thompson ATLO Systems Lead NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Kennedy Space Center - May 2003
	Tom Shain ATLO Logistics Manager, MER NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Kennedy Space Center - May 2003
	Jackie Lyra ATLO Test Conductor, MER NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Kennedy Space Center - May 2003
	Steve Squyres ATHENA Science Team Principal Investigator Cornell University, NY June 8, 2003