I Just Want to Talk About Star Trek
Sunday, May 15, 2016
Episode 11 - "Glorious! Glorious!" An Interview with Lawerence Montainge
Mike takes a deep dive into the classic episode "The Balance of Terror," and describes why it was such an important episodes to the series and to science fiction in general. Then he puts a call into TOS actor Lawrence Montainge ('Decius' from "The Balance of Terror" and 'Stonn' from "Amok Time") and talks to him about his rivalry with Leonard Nimoy.
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Episode 10 - The Voyage Home Museum
Mike talks to Wendee McCracken, the President of the Riverside, Iowa The Voyage Home Museum, dedicated to all things Star Trek. He walks to her about the Trek Fest, pitches his show idea, learns about Star Trek plates and Klingon dogs!
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Episode 9 - The Nacho Incident
Mike, travels to Los Angeles restaurant Mexlcali with Matt and Jason to consume nachos and talk Star Trek and Shakespeare. But their server, Cassidy, proves to provide far more insight and improv than they bargained for.
Saturday, April 16, 2016
Episode 8 - "Admiral! There be Podcasts Here!"
Mike calls up the Monterey Bay Aquarium and talks to the VP of communications Hank Armstrong about his memories of when Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home filmed at the aquarium in 1986.
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Episode 7 - "The Mike Trap" (featuring Tony Caselli)
Mike talks about the first aired episode, "The Man Trap," then calls his friend Tony to discuss their aging and the relevance of TOS.
Saturday, April 2, 2016
Episode 6 - Star Trek: The Concert Version
Mike and The Doctor go to The Star Trek Ultimate Voyage Concert in Los Angeles and might have bumped into the cast of the new Star Trek series. Plus! We talk to composer Ryan Elder about the music of Star Trek!
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Episode 5 - "Where No Gardener has Gone Before"
Mike makes a deep dive into the second pilot "Where no Man, has Gone Before." After a scheduling mishap with his guest, Mike talks to his gardener, Nori Maeda, about the perils of power.
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