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 | 253 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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This week, Alice and Skyler are joined once again by the great Paul Scheer (How Did This Get Made?, Star Treks: Lower Decks) to discuss listening to things at 4x speed, the attention economy, Marlboro swag, doing improv on behalf of the Ford Motor Co... more
This week, Alice and Skyler discuss being handsome, spelling the names of universities backwards, giving up on gatekeeping Star Trek discussions from listeners of the Star Trek podcast Treks and the City, absolutely embarrassing Skyler, Skyler's hist... more
This week, Alice and Skyler discuss who gets what, skipping the trash, the joy of doing dishes, what people really remember The Full Monty for, considering getting into Star Trek, who does and doesn’t know about Alice’s podcasts, bringing the listene... more
This week, Alice and Skyler discuss Skyler's indifference to Alice's mental and physical well-being, giving your dog $100, getting so hyped to music that you hurt yourself, and a truly harrowing story about Alice's knee (be warned, if you are gnarly-... more
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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
I’m a raging fan of Picard, and all of His seriousness.. Ryker is my role model, Counselor Troy in my platonic love! And all of the sudden 30 years later I encounter this two ladies that dissect every episode and transform a piece of art into a perfect 1 hr comedy show!. It is awesome! My favorite podcast by far! I’m sure Gene Roddenberry would be proud of these two.
Only recently discovered, great excuse to watch SNG from the beginning. Yes, they are not Trek experts, and yes, their discussions often get off-topic, but that’s what they promise - and hilarious
This podcast is exactly what I'd hoped! For real, this is my favorite podcast right now. You two are absolutely amazing. Added to my list of things that will disqualify potential suitors: reviewers who leave a <5 star review take note, I will not have sex with you.
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Focusing primarily on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine series, the content tends to blend humor with insightful critiques of the episodes being discussed. Host dynamics frequently include personal anecdotes, nostalgic references to pop culture, and light-hearted banter, making for an engaging and casual listening experience. While episodes sometimes touch on broader societal issues, they predominantly embrace an informal and comedic atmosphere, offering a fresh perspective on fandom. Unique to this content is the blend of serious themes interwoven with silliness, appealing to listeners who enjoy both light entertainment and deeper discussions about culture and media.
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Treks and the City launched 8 years ago and published 253 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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