In a special event, NASA astronaut Anil Menon and STEM creator Mark Rober will engage with students across the country in a live, interactive call from the International Space Station. The event, hosted by NASA's Office of STEM Engagement, celebrates National STEM Day by bringing real-world science and exploration into classrooms nationwide. Menon, an Expedition 74 flight engineer, will answer questions from students about living and working in microgravity, the path to becoming an astronaut, and the technologies that make human spaceflight possible. Rober, founder of the ClassCrunchLabs Foundation, will share his journey from NASA engineer to STEM creator, highlighting the importance of curiosity, creativity, and hands-on problem-solving. The downlink will also showcase the space station in real-time, demonstrating how everyday activities change in microgravity. This collaboration aims to connect students with authentic STEM experiences, building technical skills and introducing aerospace careers. The event marks the launch of a new partnership between NASA and the ClassCrunchLabs Foundation to broaden access to STEM education. By sharing their experiences and expertise, Menon and Rober will inspire the next generation of scientists, technicians, engineers, and innovators to pursue careers in STEM fields.