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Since embarking on our mission in 2015, Trek Talking has strived to be a safe space where fans of all eras/genres/timelines of Star Trek can openly discuss one of the greatest franchises of all time. We create an engaging environment with our fans through our Facebook page, and we take to the airwaves on Thursday night LIVE at 7:30pm Eastern/4:30pm Pacific to discuss Star Trek themed comics, books, games, shows, movies, and related content. Fans can join the conversation by calling 646-668-2433 during the show. Trek Talking is made by Star Trek fans for Star Trek fans. Whether our fans listen live, download our show from any of the major podcast delivery platforms, or just interact with us through social media, we are in awe of the support they show us by helping to create the unique and welcoming environment Trek Talking is known for. Come join us – Let's see what's out there.
Jennifer returns, nanites take over and Klingon farmers! QAPLA'
LOWER DECKS IS BACK!!! LeVar Burton honored, and Netflix just did what with Prodigy?
Strange New Worlds and Lower Decks are back, plus a few surprises
Aaron Waltke, the man behind Star Trek: Prodigy talks about season two and beyond....
Is this really the end for Star Trek: Prodigy?
Michael Dante from Bonanza to Star Trek, Get Smart to Six Million Dollar Man, and beyond
Not only did he play Linus, but he also played a Klingon, Kelpian and young Su'Kal
Cyrano Jones, Harry Mudd, Captain Angel who's the worst and What's the best TNG movie?
James Darren passes away, Star Trek Day gives fans Free Star Trek and The Bell Riots
Shatner says what!?, Section 31 update, and Kate Mulgrew returns to Live action?
Shatner says what!?, Wesley returns, and a new Lower Decks card game
Will Kate Mulgrew return, Lower Decks card game and Section 31 update
Prodigy and Lower Decks win! Discovery hits top 10, again and Mulgrew wanted who?
Coming soon to Paramount+, The Emperor returns, Lower Decks says goodbye, and Vulcans
A little trip into a temporal rift, what could possibly go wrong?
Prodigy is back!! Shatner says what!? Discovery hits top 10, again and Mulgrew wanted who?
Save Lower Decks, Into Darkness on vinyl and Tawney Newsome keeps Star Trek safe
Laurence Luckinbill shares stories from his long career
Discovery gets a full series Blu-Ray set, Shatner says What!? and Star Trek Birthdays
It's been a long road getting from there to here....
Frakes directs another gem, don't leave us hanging like that, and Doug Brodie talks trek and his new book
Books in a library, Burnham faces her fear and the Breen attack
The Breen are back, and they aren't happy!
Tilly saves the day, where's Saru, and water is the clue
Trekspert
For me I became a Star Trek fan during the early to mid-nineties, my love for Sci-Fi shows started to gain momentum after finishing the DS9 series, (AKA my favorite Star Trek series) then I really started getting into Star Trek, from collecting Star Trek magazines and trinkets to playing Star Trek video games. I like all sorts of games from the board to PC. I've been told I have a great sense of humor and love to make people laugh.
Trekspert
Paul Carson is a rabid movie and science fiction enthusiast who’s old enough to remember the first moon landing. He’s always been drawn to Star Trek’s optimistic vision of the future – but the monsters and spaceships didn’t hurt either. In his spare time, Paul writes, enjoys wine, and curates his extensive toy collection.
Trekspert
For me, Star Trek started with the syndicated show in the 70s, then the movies, and the different television shows and continued into movies. Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica to name just a few. September 1987 I gained a new interest in Sci-Fi when Star Trek: The Next Generation came to TV. My Mom and I became serious Trekies, including a couple early conventions. In the summer of 2016, the Las Vegas 51’s AAA Baseball Team celebrated Star Wars Day. At that game, I met two members of the USS Las Vegas Star Trek Club, and by the following month, I was a member of the club. A member of the club introduced me to The Trek Talking Podcast, and after becoming a frequent caller, got an offer to replace one of the co-hosts, and join the crew. Because of the show, I got into Star Trek Attack Wing, and into board gaming, and into IDW Comics and the new Star Trek Novels, which we review on the show.
Trekspert
Erik fancies himself Chief Entertainment Officer of this boat, and thoroughly enjoys his multiples roles as co-host, theme-song singer, audio engineer, copy editor, and vigorous counter-point maker. Drawn to Trek Talking in 2017 by a mutual love of The Best Franchise in the World™, he spends his non-Trek time partaking in various musical projects, reading copious amounts of graphic novels, and exploring the delicacies of the latest Spiel de Jahr contenders. Erik hails from Portland, OR.
Host
I started Trek Talking in 2015 as way to keep Star Trek fans in the know about everything Star Trek, express my love for the franchise, and promote IDIC (Infinite Diversity Infinite Combinations) Since that time, it has bloomed into a live weekly podcast. Me and my Treksperts (cohosts) discuss the latest Star Trek episode, comic books, novels, video games, anything Star Trek related. I attended my first Star Trek Convention in 1983 and have been hooked ever since, cosplaying as a Klingon, and my favorite thing is meeting fans, like you, in person at the various events that Trek Talking attends. Call the show (646)668-2433, during showtime, and say Qapla'
