Andrew Heaton and an army of nerds plunge deep, deep into films, books, and TV shows to ask: what's science fiction really about? What is The Twilight Zone really exploring? What are the underlying themes of Star Trek? What is the worldview of Star Wars? Also sometimes Heaton performs comedy on other planets.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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The Prime Directive orders Starfleet officers to refrain from interfering in pre-warprdrive civilizations. It is a doctrine of cultural non-interference... But is it actually a good idea?
Scottish Scifi twins Dickie and Stone Lynch return to argue ... more
In “The Last Starfighter” (1984) a young man has his sword-in-the-stone moment playing an arcade game which propels him into heroic intergalactic adventure. Brett Weaver joins to discuss the movie, the Hero’s Journey, and to talk about what a sequel ... more
In Naomi Alderman’s “The Power” women all over the planet suddenly develop the ability to shoot electrical shocks, to the point of lethality.
The natural order is entirely inverted, with men easily overpowered by women, and resulting societal tumul... more
Getting thrown back to the same place in time, repeatedly, with little you can do about it has become an awesome sub genre in scifi. From Groundhog Day, to The Endless, we discuss time loops and their appeal in science fiction. Brian Brushwood joins ... more
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Wonderful discussion on different slices of SF themes and titles from all media. Heaton is an engaging speaker with wit, humor, genuine interest and familiarity with the subject matter.
Devastating to hear that Heaton is not already familiar with the true shining light of star wars post RotJ: thrawn
Best sci-fi podcast where the host is speaking from a horse. Slightly disappointed with how few lines the horse has though.
I was afraid this podcast had been canceled as Andrew focused on the political orphanage. I had all but given up hope, and then low and behold one day, 8 months later, I had a new episode in my que and I couldn't contain my excitement! Andrew and crew have brought hours and hours of great scifi content and discussion, and has caused me to expand my horizons about different authors, movies, etc. Can't wait for the new episode each week! Couldn't recommend highly enough!
On a side note, I'd love ... more
I appreciate listening to this podcast, hosted by someone who brings a refreshing new take on various topics related to science fiction, yet which can also be taken beyond the world of science fiction. Case in point, the episode “Hollywood sermonizing vs. Good storytelling”, from January 19, 2023. The title alone is a perfect encapsulation of what’s going on across a lot of genres. This podcast is great for science fiction fans as well as those who might not be into sci-fi but who are critical ... more
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Focusing on the nuances of science fiction across films, books, and television, a distinctive platform engages in spirited discussions about various iconic works, unraveling their underlying themes and societal implications. Topics range from explorations of power dynamics and gender roles as seen in modern narratives to the philosophical questions raised by timeless classics.
The conversation often infuses humor with thought-provoking analysis, making it a unique blend ideal for enthusiasts of speculative fiction. This approach not only entertains but also educates listeners on a deeper understanding of sci-fi realms, positioning the discussion as both insightful and engaging for a diverse audience of sci-fi fans.
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