
A podcast about the Star Trek show Strange New Worlds and other Star Trek series like Starfleet Academy, Lower Decks, Picard, and Discovery.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV ReviewsAfter ShowsTV & Film | |||

The scares are back! In episode #57 of Strange New Worlds Fancast, SP, Jake, and Carolyn venture into one of the franchise's most chilling episodes as they break down "The Griffin Incident," a haunted-ship mystery that blends classic Star Trek with p... more
Season four is here! In episode #56 of Strange New Worlds Fancast, SP, Jake, and Carolyn launch into an enthusiastic review of the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds premiere, "Valles Marineris," as Captain Pike and the Enterprise find themselves stranded... more
In episode #55 of Strange New Worlds Fancast, SP, Jake, and Captain Carolyn complete their mission through Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season three with a wide-ranging discussion of the season’s biggest successes, missed opportunities, and lasting ... more
In episode #54 of Strange New Worlds Fancast, SP, Jake, and Carolyn continue their countdown to season four with an enthusiastic look back at Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season two, revisiting a season they ultimately agree may be the series’ stron... more
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In the same episode, hosts talk about how their least favorite Strange New Worlds character is Dr. M’Benga, and least favorite captains are Sisko and Burnham. Hmm. Follow that up with discussing their love for Gina Carano and cancelling Star Wars once she was let go, then go on to complain about “woke” Discovery. It’s baffling to listen to people talk about Trek when they have zero idea what it’s actually about. Must be going for that niche Ben Shapiro/Trekkie market, I’m sure those 3 people wil... more
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A roundtable-style discussion focused on Star Trek storytelling across Strange New Worlds and related series. Episodes routinely explore character development, canon integration, and fan-service moments while balancing humor with serious themes like PTSD and leadership. Hosts compare new installments to classic Trek, speculate on crossovers and future spin-offs, and weave in behind-the-scenes context, design choices, and lore lore--forward debates. The show stands out for its enthusiastic, lore-loving tone, willingness to critique writing, and habit of connecting episodes to a broader Trek universe, often inviting rotating guests to enrich the conversation. This makes it a good fit for listeners who want in-depth analysis, Easter-egg spotti... more
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Strange New Worlds Fancast launched 4 years ago and published 57 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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