
From the duo who didn't mean to make you mad but somehow did, GUY ON THE INTERNET, it's Treks and the City, this time covering Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, three weeks on, one week off, at a time!
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 296 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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This week, Alice and Skyler are back to discuss DS9 season five, episode twenty three, "Blaze of Glory." Topics include getting immediately off topic, Skyler's little daily sandwich ritual with his dog, Bodie, re-wrapping up storylines that already f... more
This week, Alice and Skyler are back to discuss DS9 season five, episode twenty two, "Children of Time." Topics include sandwich places upholding strict gender ideologies, the issues with Subway not giving fans of its tuna enough of its tuna in 2026,... more
This week, Alice and Skyler are back, and they're once again joined by Zila Treks (@ZilaTreks) to discuss all the recent happenings at the cons she and Alice attended. Topics include good sandwiches, couples getting married at conventions, big stars ... more
This week, Alice and Skyler are back to discuss DS9 season five, episode twenty one, "Soldiers of the Empire." Topics include the show being Nolan-esque, sneaky little pop musicians being all big and successful without having the courtesy to cross Sk... more
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It’s ok for people who enjoy more grounded sci-fi to not be fans of puppet episodes. You don’t have to agree with them but maybe don’t mock them or call them all white supremacists?! Da fuq???
2026 Update
The format has changed somewhat, and I still love it! Alice feels like a sister to me, and I appreciate that so much time is spent on non-trek topics with Skyler because it would be weird to ignore current events and only talk about a 40-plus year old show; and, it gives us listeners a chance to really get to know and love these hosts.
Alice, if you ever read this, please forgive me for saying on Twitter years ago that you should have a spotter for your lifts. I didn’t know what ... more
Really enjoyable Trek pod- there are a lot of Star Trek pods out there, but this is one of my favorites
They're funny and insightful. What more could you ask for?
Oh boy, thank God more liberal lunatics reviewing Star Trek. How about keep politics out of it you morons
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A casual, laughter-filled take on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, blending episode breakdowns with personal stories, travel tangents, and pop culture riffs. Episodes balance character dynamics, plot twists, and production trivia with witty banter, making it approachable for casual fans and long-time trekkies alike while you get a sense of the hosts' personalities and chemistry. Notable for its light, offbeat style that treats DS9 as a jumping-off point for broader conversations about media, fandom, and life, rather than strict episode recaps. The duo's playful, sometimes irreverent tone and frequent guest-free format make for a relaxed listening experience that still delivers thoughtful commentary on the show's themes and history.
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6. Sara Tomko
7. Natalie Anis
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