EPISODE · Aug 16, 2024 · 1H 5M

Klingon Culture

from Continuing Conversations: Sci-Fi Storytelling & Star Trek Adventures · host Studio Tembo

Aki (Clear Skies, Shield of Tomorrow and Callisto 6) and Aliza (uh-LEE-szuh) Pearl (Streampunks RPG, Women at Warp) join Jim and Michael as they dive deep into Klingon culture! This is beyond bat'leths and braggadocio. We are talking opera, passion, agriculture, tapestries, religion and more. We show you what the TV shows and movies never have and discuss new ways to incorporate Klingons into your Star Trek Adventures games. Hold onto your targs! This is sure to blow your minds. https://linktr.ee/studiotembo

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We are talking opera, passion, agriculture, tapestries, religion and more. We show you what the TV shows and movies never have and discuss new ways to incorporate Klingons into your Star Trek Adventures games.

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