Boldly Gone - The Trek Tales

On our next show, we’re diving headfirst into one of Star Trek’s most fascinating ideas: time travel—how it bends history, tests morality, and reshapes destiny across every era of the franchise. We’ll be talking about classic episodes and films like “The City on the Edge of Forever,” “Tomorrow Is Yesterday,” and “Assignment: Earth” from The Original Series; “Yesterday’s Enterprise,” “Time’s Arrow,” “Cause and Effect,” and “First Contact” from The Next Generation; “Past Tense,” “Trials and Tribble-ations,” “Children of Time,” and “The Visitor” from Deep Space Nine; “Future’s End,” “Year of Hell,” “Timeless,” and “Endgame” from Voyager; “Cold Front,” “Storm Front,” and the Temporal Cold War arc from Enterprise; plus the films Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Star Trek: First Contact, Star Trek (2009), and Star Trek Into Darkness, exploring how time travel has been used as story engine, cautionary tale, and philosophical mirror. If you love paradoxes, alternate timelines, and big “what if” questions, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss—especially on a livestream show where we’ve also interviewed Rock and Roll Hall of Fame musicians and award-winning filmmakers, bringing that same depth and curiosity into the Star Trek universe.

Science fiction has always been more than spaceships and spectacle—it’s a mirror held up to humanity. The greatest sci-fi films don’t just imagine distant futures or alternate realities; they challenge how we think, what we fear, and what we hope for. They ask big questions about identity, technology, love, power, and survival, and somehow manage to feel timeless no matter when you watch them. Everyone has that film—the one that rewired their brain, sparked their imagination, or stayed with them long after the credits rolled.That’s exactly why our next show is titled “The Greatest Sci-Fi Film Ever Made.” We’re excited to dive into what makes science fiction so enduring and why certain stories rise above the rest without telling you where we land just yet. It’s a celebration of bold ideas, unforgettable filmmaking, and passionate debate—and we couldn’t be happier to explore it with you. Whether you’re a lifelong sci-fi fan or just someone who loves a great story, this conversation is for you.

Our First Star Trek Show 🚀Warp speed engaged. For our very first Star Trek episode, we’re boldly going where we probably should’ve gone years ago: straight into a spirited conversation about the greatest Star Trek film of them all.We’ll break down why this one stands above the rest—story, characters, themes, and that unmistakable moment when Star Trek stopped being just sci-fi and became something deeper. No rankings. No shouting. Just two lifelong fans having an honest, smart, and occasionally funny conversation about what makes this film endure.The real question is… can you guess which movie we’re talking about before we say it out loud?Set phasers to discussion. Engage