Instacast, my podcatcher of choice sits firmly on my home screen because of these shows. My favorite show on the network is The Sci-fi Cast. Each week Ged @gedeon and Dave @davidcaolo explore a single topic and its influence on sci-fi television, books and film. Next, go to your Instacast client, hit the + button to add a new podcast, then click the link button in the upper left. Put your huffduffer podcast URL listed above and save. That's all there is to it, whenever you hear about an amazing episode of a podcast or someone you follow on twitter guest stars somewhere, add it to huffduffer, pop open.
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It's no secret there are plenty of Star Trek: The Next Generation Graphicriver multi format business newsletter template download free. fans around Ars. Your humble correspondent himself grew up on a TNG-infused diet, replete with Picardian ideals and Rikerian manliness. So we were ecstatic after discovering a new podcast—The Greatest Generation—that is re-visiting, episode by episode, all Iterm 3 2 8 x 2. of TNG. As of this writing, the show is just five episodes in, leaving plenty of time to catch up. Thus far it's been a lot of fun to re-visit some of these early episodes, most of which seem quite silly in retrospect.
In many ways, TNG's storytelling style—episodic—feels so ancient in the bingewatching culture of today. By comparison, it's rather vital that you watch something like The Expanse (seriously, go watch) in order to fully grok its exposition. So with TNG and other series of the 1980s and 1990s, you can easily hop around for the most part and watch them in essentially whatever order you like. Sure, hardcore fans will know that by Season 3, Cmdr. Riker grows a beard, but details, details.
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That brand of storytelling lets anyone jump right into TNG and the podcast regardless of prior knowledge. And make no mistake, The Greatest Generation is solid whether or not you self-identify as a full-fledged Trekkie. The show is hosted by two guys who not only love TNG, but they love to make fun of it. (The URL for the show is: gagh.biz.) Ben Harrison, in his day job, runs a media company, Bad Character, out of New York City. His co-host, Adam Pranica, runs a production company in Seattle. Together, they are the peanut butter and chocolate of Star Trek podcasts.
Above is Episode 5, the most recent episode ('Generally Human') that discusses 'Where No One Has Gone Before.' And after the jump, we've got a Q&A with Pranica and Harrison discussing the show, the podcast, and essential Trek topics like 'Darmok.' (The transcript is lightly edited for clarity and flow.)
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I am a huge fan of the 70's decibels network. Entrepreneur Myke Hurley drew several amazing shows together into an impressive network of tech, geek, productivity and mac podcasts. Instacast, my podcatcher of choice sits firmly on my home screen because of these shows. My favorite show on the network is The Sci-fi Cast.
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Each week Ged@gedeon and Dave@davidcaolo explore a single topic and its influence on sci-fi television, books and film. After enjoying this season of the Sci-fi Cast so much I reached out to Ged and Dave to see if they would be willing to let me guest host on one of their future episodes. After some back and forth on twitter they welcomed me into one of their Sci-fi Skype recording sessions for Episode 8. I even got to pick the topic! Smart memory v1 1 1. This episodes topic was Star Trek: The Next Generation! I am so blessed to get to share my love of Science Fiction and TNG with two awesome Trekkies who really know their stuff.
I hope you enjoy listening to Ged, Dave and I discuss some truly amazing Sci-fi.
Subscribe to The Sci-fi Cast | Download Episode 008 Star Trek: The Next Generation legacy with guest Dr. Sci-Fi | @drscifi
