he original TV series lasted only 79 episodes, but "Star Trek" has influenced our culture for decades. Since its debut in 1966, "Star Trek" has inspired millions of people around the world, from scientists to "Trekkies." Now its own subculture, fans of the science-fiction series have produced an abundance of material, such as fanzines, art and songs. Whether you're are a full-fledged Trekkie, are curious to learn Klingon or are new to the show, here are some "Star Trek" podcasts to listen to.
Trek Geeks: A Star Strek Podcast
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Friends Dan Davidson and Bill Smith get together each week to casually discuss Star Trek. Each week, the duo highlight various Star Trek topics covering the original series, "The Next Generation," "Deep Space Nine," "Voyager" and more. Davidson and Smith also try to stump each other with trivia and interview contributors and celebrities. Recent episodes include "Resolutions," 'Jonathan Archer" and "First Contact Day."
Journeying into all 726 episodes of six different "Star Trek" series, host Ken Ray and John Champion explore, debate and discuss the science-fiction phenomena of the franchise. Each episode features trivia about the "Star Trek" episode being discussed and Ray and Champion's opinions of each episode. Recent episodes include "Honor Among Thieves," "One Little Ship" and "Far Beyond the Stars."
For everyday updates in the world of "Star Trek," host Alison Pitt gives fans the latest news in about 10 minutes. From new and classic events to updates on the franchise from CBS and Paramount, each episode fills you in on Trek celebrities and collectibles. Recent episodes include "Star Trek's Wilson Cruz on COVID-19 vaccine," "Star Trek: Discovery wins big for costuming!" and "Director Vrivilo posts shots from Star Trek."
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