In this episode we continue to celebrate Star Trek's 60th Anniversary by answering some more Star Trek franchise related questions

In this week’s episode we look at the history of the most famous commercial supersonic plane in the world the Concorde. A supersonic plane with a complicated Anglo-French history. That had many competitors who failed to compete against it.

In this episode of the podcast, we welcome back on Wayne and Jude to debate an episode of Star Trek: Enterprise we have widely differing views on to see whether we can come to some form of consensus. Warning this episode contains swearing throughout.

As the title suggests, in this episode we’ll be looking at the life for one of Jamie’s favourite characters Seven of Nine (otherwise known as Annika Hansen).

In this episode we are once again joined by Samuel to talk all thing’s literature ranging from novels and graphic novels all the way to the reference books and everything in between. Please note that the episode unfortunately suffers from a few minor technical difficulties.

In this episode we are once again joined by Marie who’s the biggest Star Trek: Voyager fan I know. Giving our thoughts and feelings on the crowdfunded Star Trek: Voyager Documentary To The Journey. We also briefly talk about the recent news of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy cancellation.

Join us in this episode of the podcast as we get nostalgic about the Star Trek: The Collectors Edition which is a series very close to our hearts from the early 2000s that's celebrating it's 20th anniversary

In this episode of the podcast, we celebrate Star Trek's 60th Anniversary by starting to answer some Star Trek franchise related questions. Based on Star Trek 50th Anniversary Year Challenge Simon wrote a Blog post about it back in 2016: https://theengagepodcast.blogspot.com/2016/09/simon-star-trek-50th-anniversary-year.html

In this episode of the podcast, we celebrate Star Trek's 60th Anniversary by doing an episode commentary for Simon's favourite Star Trek: The Original Series episode “The Doomsday Machine” in its remastered format.

As the title suggests we’ll be once again taking a deep dive into the depths of Reddit. Looking in particular at the interesting (and sometimes strange) discussions found within the Star Trek subreddit pages, giving our thoughts and feelings on particular conversations we think are interesting!