Treks and the City
Forever DogFor the best in feminist Star Trek comedy, join Alice Wetterlund and Veronica Osorio as they watch Star Trek: The Next Generation episode by episode with guests and talk Picard, Troi, Data, Riker, sex, gender, fashion, and more. Includes SFX and Original Songs. Produced by the Forever Dog Podcast Network.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 199 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTV & FilmTV Reviews | |||
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Guess what? Vero and I are still making this show, and we miss you. So we are releasing teasers of the episodes we are making right now. An entire SEASON of episodes awaits if you subscribe to the Patreon today. If not, enjoy anyway! more
We're recording new episodes of our critically acclaimed show NOW. Available in full at patreon.com/treksandthecity. This sample episode includes clips of our first two eps on Star Trek Deep Space Nine. Let's talk Sisko, Jax, Veronica's dating life, ... more
Treks favorite Paul F. Tompkins (Rutherford Falls, Threedom) returns to the show to unpack Jonathan Frakes' wandering around the Next Generation set, visiting a Star Trek convention, and what it's like when the man speaks at half speed. Plus, special... more
For this mini-sode sponsored by BetterHelp, Willam and Alaska - hosts of the Forever Dog podcast, Race Chaser - give us brief history of drag pageants and their importance to the Queer community right in time for Pride! more
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- PFT episodes are worth your time...
...but the rest is a well intended mess if you want actual Trek. i wish the hosts all the best but they get bogged into the mess of their own political and personal baggage too often. at times veronica is dowm-right bigoted and its frustrating and uncomfortable. the hosts also do mental gymnastic moves to spin the stories in some specific way. like saying the Klingon Empire is just culturally misunderstood and the Federation is "human centric thinking" Klingons have slaves and commit genocide, l... more
Apple Podcasts2Deadza
United States3 months ago - Just listened to Alice on Love It Or Leave It…
…and was excited to listen to this as I am a fan and love Star Trek podcasts. Unfortunately her promo appearance had the exact opposite effect as she could not correctly answer a single EASY trivia question correctly. Not ONE. Even the ones they said she got they really stretched. more
Apple Podcasts1JmtracyiiUnited States7 months ago - PFT episodes are worth your time...
...but the rest is a well intended mess if you want actual Trek. i wish the hosts all the best but they get bogged into the mess of their own political and personal baggage too often. more
Apple Podcasts2DeadzaUnited Statesa year ago - frustratingly boring, if that's a thing
The women who host this podcast are vapid, scattered, self-righteous (judging 1980s TV by modern standards) and so confident in their opinions that they are stated as fact. I give them a tiny bit of credit because they are upfront about the fact that they know very little about TNG and do no research. If they took a bit of time off from enjoying the sounds of their own voices and did some prep work on the episodes, they'd have more fun and we'd get a better podcast.
Apple Podcasts1AngelaScrangelaUnited Statesa year ago - Not what I expected
Hardly ever actually talking about Star Trek at all, it just seems like 3 girls hitting the wine box too much with Star Trek on the tv in the background, that they *might* occasionally talk about. Love Alice on Resident Alien, but this podcast rather spoils her rep with our household. Unfortunate.
Apple Podcasts1ObservantPirateUnited States2 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #166 | United States/TV & Film/TV Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #138 |  Canada/TV & Film/TV Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #212 |  United Kingdom/TV & Film/TV Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #82 |  Germany/TV & Film/TV Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #91 |  Italy/TV & Film/TV Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #219 |  Australia/TV & Film/TV Reviews |
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