
Podcast… the final frontier! "Star Trek: The Next Generation" devotee and authority Matt Mira leads Next Gen skeptic Andrew Secunda into the deepest reaches of the series episode by episode and beyond! Listen as they discuss, debate, and enjoy all the legendary show's strengths, failings, and innovations. Email us! STTNCPOD@gmail.com Twitter/X/TikTok/Youtube: @StarTrekTNC Web: startrektnc.com Patr... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 299 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Keiko comes back from a work trip possessed and oddly has never been chiller. O'Brien turns to Rom, coming into his own as DS9 character.
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Jake Sisko goes Rambo! If Rambo was a real, actual young man who logically ran away when he was afraid. In this format-breaker, Jake tells us a tale of the trials and emotional ravages of war, as Matt spots Jimmy Oleson guest-starring.
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In a crazy twist, DS9 reveals that Dax and Worf...aren't already messing around? And in another crazy twist - O'Brien and prego Kira are super hot for each other? But you know pervy Bashir is gonna - sit on the sidelines and comment? Welcome to Weird... more
A Jem'Hadar warship crashes as we welcome Muñiz, DS9's new beloved member of the crew! Matt, meanwhile, is on his last nerve with Dax's shenanigans, and the Jem'Hadar prove they're the most deadly terrible shots in the galaxy.
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I discovered this podcast during 2025’s Star Trek Podcast Crawl and their humor and self-deprecating promises of way to long episode lengths hooked me. I’ve been working my way from the beginning and am now halfway through TNG S4. They guys finally broke the 3 hour barrier on Best of Both Worlds Part 1 and I celebrated, thinking they had finally hit their stride. But then a dark turn, talks of saucer separation crept in. Thankfully I’m past that nonsense, but the episodes have gotten so short, s... more
Buy the DVDs of all the star trek series’s and watch them again and again. Don’t Listen to this show it is no longer enjoyable. The hosts have worn me down and I don’t think they even like Star Trek. They’re just making money off of someone else’s work.
Great podcast. I am way behind. I first learned of these guys when another favorite podcast pair did a crossover where several podcasts reviewed the Trek movies and I was hooked. I didn’t join current I went back to the beginning an just finished TNG and am in DS9 now.
My wife is very smart and I laughed out loud and she asked what I was laughing at. It was the Bird of preys birds of prey debate. Someone suggested there was a James Bond symbiont that liked driving aston martins or Astons Marti... more
Want to know why Worf always gets beat up? What are Deanna’s powers, exactly? Is Beverly a bad doctor but an enthusiastic coroner? How much is Riker in love with Picard? This is your podcast, cadet.
First I was a Lieutenant, then I was THE President, now I’m an Admiral! I’m unstoppable! And I’m Devinoni Ral.
I am a Patreon subscriber (presidents level), but not an admiral’s club member, but here I go! 5 stars in the most vanilla way you guys get them. Love, love, love the podcast. Keep it up!!
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A long-running, humor-forward conversation about a classic sci-fi franchise, blending deep-dive episode analysis with banter, in-jokes, and fan interaction. The hosts balance thoughtful exploration of character arcs, ethics, and world-building with playful riffs, music cues, and community contributions, creating a warm, co-hosted vibe that keeps listeners coming back for both analysis and camaraderie. Notable strengths include a strong two-person dynamic, thoughtful Trek insights, and an active fan-adjacent culture that fuels Q&As, ad-lib bits, and behind-the-scenes humor. The show tends to appeal to devoted Star Trek fans who enjoy personality-driven discussions, genre context, and a casual, club-like listening experience that can feel lik... more
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