
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 | 301 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Worf and Dax head to Risa and the result are... oddly unsexy. But don't worry, because they run into... some preachy buzzkills. Matt and Andy go on a hunt to the find the stakes in the least fun getaway to Risa any Trek character has had.
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In one of the most beloved episodes of Trek (one could argue THE most beloved?), the DS9 crew returns to the past to visit... a BUNCH of old friends. Matt and Andy are not above deep, luxurious feels on this one.
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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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These 2 hail bags talk about Star Trek, sometimes. Food, food, food, jingle, Star Trek, food, depressed Matt, food, food, Andy impressed Paul Rudd on set of Our Idiot Brother, food, food, food, HAPPY MATT!, food, Star Trek, Uno Wins! Andy called the Beagle, food, food, Don’t forget about Odo, Star Trek, secret song about food, the end.
Just got caught up after six months, thank you for the hours of ramblings while I work. Strangely it helps. Now I have to wait on you like the rest of the suck... more
I've been listening to this podcast since before DS9 and it's still a comforting ramble with a good handful of insights. I also appreciate the hosts long-standing effort to engage with the audience by voicing their comments (sometimes with accents), even when they don't agree. Also great pizza commentary.
This is undeniably a podcast named Star Trek: The Next Conversation!
Love sitting comfortably in my little Borg node at work listening to the show, love the insiiiiiide baseball, and, you know, that Andy guy is really smart.
Star Trek has always been my jam, but somehow this show has made me appreciate it even more. Currently in season 7 of TNG…hoping to find out in Season 5 of DS9 that I was inducted into the Admiral’s Club. 😄
Buy the DVDs of all the star trek series’s and watch them again and again. I can no longer Listen to this show , The hosts have worn me down and I don’t think they even like Star Trek. They are mainly just making money off of someone else’s work.
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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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