Let's Talk About Treks: A Star Trek Podcast

JaQ and Earl have chosen to mash up seasons. We know; it’s confusing. This episode sees the guys watching Star Trek: Discovery Season Two Episode Six, The Sound of Thunder. We’re back on Kaminar and hints about the Red Angel are starting to drop. Join us! Let us know what you think of the show; what you like, what you don’t like, what can make it better: You can find us on Twitter as @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312 

This episode, Jack and Earl give a light touch to Star Trek: Discovery Season Two Episode Four, but neglect to answer a couple of important questions. Three, actually. Join us for bingo and see if you can piece together the unanswered questions of the day. We’d really appreciate it if you could reach out and tell us what you think of our little creation here: what you like, what you like less, and what can make it better: You can find us on Twitter as @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312  Enjoy the show!

Earl’s Dad has a story, and it lands like a well placed pun. Join Jack and Earl as they discuss Star Trek: Discovery Season One Episode Three: Point of Light. Let us know what you think of the show; what you like, what you don’t like, what can make it better: You can find us on Twitter as @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312 

Star Trek: Discovery, Season Two, Episode Two had a little bit more to squeeze out of it, so Jack n’ Earl grabbed the mics again to tell you all about it. Thus enjoy this, our bonus episode for “New Eden”. Let us know what you think of the show; what you like, what you don’t like, what can make it better: You can find us on Twitter as @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312  Enjoy the show!

JaQ and Earl are all about Star Trek: Prodigy, and it shows as they cover a plethora of aspects from this brand new offering from Kurtzman and Company. Watch along as we discuss the premiere double episode of the series, “Lost and Found”. Let us know what you think of the show; what you like, what you don’t like, what can make it better: You can find us on Twitter as @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312 

This week, Jack and Earl develop a new pluralistic understanding of the design of the starship USS Discovery, NCC-1031, rag on Saru’s bird-nest chest and generally fawn over Star Trek: Discovery Season One Episode Five, Saints of Imperfection. Let us know what you think of the show; what you like, what you don’t like, what can make it better: You can find us on Twitter as @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312  Enjoy the show!

Happy Halloween! We know it’s not the right day for a show, but we figured we’d do a quick review of our favorite scary episode of Star Trek. We may have talked about a few other things as well. Stay safe, eat too much candy, and overcompensate at the gym this week! Let us know what you think of the show; what you like, what you don’t like, what can make it better: You can find us on Twitter as @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312 

We’re late. We’re super late. Some technical difficulties delayed the production of this episode, so although this one’s coming out a week late, we’re already on the ball with new material to follow sooner than the last … if that makes sense. This week Jack n’ Earl are on about some of the nuances of Star Trek Discovery, Season Two, Episode Two: New Eden — but beware — this episode also spoils much of season three. Finish season three, then come back n’ see us: we don’t want to ruin it for you. We’d really appreciate it if you could reach out and tell us what you think of the show: what you like, what you like less, and what can make it better: You can find us on Twitter as @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312  Enjoy the show!

[STD201] Jack and Earl have stumbled into the second season of Star Trek: Discovery. They may have broken down with the Enterprise and jumped back over to the Discovery, ready to chase down this Red Angel. There’s an interesting posit in here; don’t miss the question of the future ages … ! Let us know what you think of the show; what you like, what you don’t like, what can make it better: You can find us on Twitter as @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312 

Here we bid a farewell to both a fond friend and a first season. JaQ and Earl cover the season finale of Star Trek: Discovery, Season One, and Jaq takes a moment to say goodbye to one of our fallen Starfleet Brothers. #WeAreStarfleet Let us know what you think of the show; what’s best about it, what you could do without, or what can possibly make it better.  We’re on the lookout for a great “Earl Grey Fixes a Thing” jingle, if you’re creative-minded and want to contribute! You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312  Enjoy the show!

Jack and Earl have come to play! They’re playing Star Trek Discovery, Season One, Episode 14, The War Without, The War Within. Then, they’re having a bit of a chat about the concepts, characters and Sarek’s appalling tendency toward unconsented mental penetration. Let us know what you think of the show; what you like, what you don’t like, what can make it better!   You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312 

In covering Star Trek: Discovery’s Season 1, Episode 13, JaQ and Earl get to the root of that strangely familiar Lorca scream, and teach us a little bit about this galaxy that’s really far away — at least it’s far flung history anyway. It’s a quick one, but it’s chock full of fun — we think you’ll especially enjoy our Scream Theory segment, in which our producer makes a virtual cameo. Let us know what you think of the show; what you like, what you don’t like, what can make it better!   You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312 

This episode finds us describing a metaphor of Star Trek as religion, and it gets very, well, meta. If you don’t enjoy tongue-in-cheek summations of religious texts, we suggest maybe you listen to the next episode instead? No offense, we love all kinds and creeds, and all this has happened before, and all this will happen again. Patterns, man. So bound with us through the generations and wonder at the stars of the twenty-third century with JaQ and Earl as they cover Star Trek Discovery, Season One, Episode Twelve: Vaulting Ambition. You can find us on Twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], leave us a voice or text message at (202) 804-6312, or donate to the show at http://patreon.com/letstalkabouttrekscom Enjoy the show!

[STD111] In this week’s feature-length episode, JaQ n’ Earl span a huge swath of the galaxy in their discussion while creating portmanteaus, puzzling through minor Star Trek mysteries, and otherwise creating “The Best Show and Stuff” as they cover Star Trek: Discovery‘s season one, episode eleven: The Wolf Inside. Tell us all about how you found the clop by tweeting us @TreksTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 804-6312 

[STD110] Riker: You were right. Somebody blew the hatch. They were all sucked out into space.Data: Correction, sir, that’s blown out.Riker: Thank you, Data.Data: A common mistake, sir. Revisit treks past and enjoy a discussion the newest treks through the stars of the twenty-third century with JaQ and Earl as they cover Star Trek Discovery, Season One, Episode Ten: Despite Yourself. You can find us on Twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice or text message at (202) 804-6312 Enjoy the show!

[STD109] This episode finds JaQ n’ Earl waxing philosophic about several topics related to the Star Trek: Discovery Season One Episode Into the Forest I Go. The 9th episode of the series features a drastic change in environs and theme, none of which either of our hosts sound as if they have missed. You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice or text message at (202) 804-6312 Enjoy the show!

[STD108] There were *what* happening, Jack? Figure it out yourself, as we tangentially review Star Trek Discovery: Season One, Episode 8: Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum. You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice or text message at (202) 804-6312 Enjoy the show!

Listen as Jack and Earl discuss Star Trek Discovery, Season One, Episode 7: Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad. Listen as Jack and Earl discuss Star Trek Discovery, Season One, Episode 7: Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad. Listen as Jack and Earl discuss Star Trek Discovery, Season One, Episode 7: Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad.   You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice or text message at (202) 804-6312 Enjoy the show!

This episode finds Jack and Earl back aboard the hollowed-out husk of the Enterprise-D, crashed on the surface of Veridian III, making a history review for the masses of the Federation! Also, we’re covering Star Trek Discovery: Season One, Episode 6: Leethie You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message at (202) 804-6312 Enjoy the show!

Hey guys!  Thanks so much for listening.  We have an admission to make here: we lost half of the audio for this episode.  Instead of holding up production of the remaining episodes, we’ve gone ahead and posted our best effort with what we could find on the cutting room floor.  We hope you enjoy these hard-won 20 minutes, packed with super-interesting information and ample inappropriate jokes! This episode ostensibly reviews Star Trek: Discovery: Season One, Episode 5: Choose Your Pain You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a text or a voice message at (202) 804-6312 Enjoy the show!

Hey guys!  Here’s an episode that’s not quite done yet; we have to go back and add the mailbag, but we enjoyed it immensely, so we thought you’d also enjoy a sneak “peek” as Jaq’ and Earl play with knives and run with scissors during their review of Star Trek: Discovery, Season One, Episode Four: The Butcher’s Knife Cares Not For The Lamb’s Cry You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message at (202) 804-6312 Enjoy the pre-release!

Honestly, we’re not even sure what we’re talking about here.  Join Jaq’ and Earl as they ostensibly review Star Trek: Discovery, Season One, Episode Three: Context is for Kings. You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message at (202) 804-6312 Enjoy the show!

Into the thick of things, join Jaq’ and Earl as they bandy about their views, opinions, head canons and associated fandoms.  This episode treks through Star Trek Discovery: Season One, Episode Two: Battle at the Binary Stars. You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message at (202) 804-6312 Enjoy the show!

Here we go, non-binaries, ladies and gentlemen: the first true episode of Let’s Talk About Treks!  Maybe start with this episode, because Star Trek is vastly more exciting than the two of us. We’re starting with Star Trek: Discovery, Season 1, Episode One. You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message at (202) 804-6312 Enjoy the show!

This is our first episode, and we’re hoping you like it!  This is the one where we get to talk all about ourselves, ostensibly to introduce ourselves to you. JaQ and Earl talk about their First Contact with Trek, and their other close encounters and Star Trek loves from the past three decades. Let us know what you think of the show; what you like, what you don’t like, what can make it better!   You can find us on twitter @TrekTalkers, email us at [email protected], or leave us a voice message or a text at (202) 569 – TREK  Enjoy the show, or skip it and check out episode 1, wherein we review Star Trek: Discovery, Season One, Episode One: The Vulcan Hello