Interphase is a Star Trek Universe podcast from Trek.fm covering all aspects of the franchise, from the newest series such as Lower Decks, Picard, and Discovery to the classics that have made generations of fans fall in love with Gene Roddenberry's vision of the future.
Interphase: A Star Trek Universe Podcast
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Interphase is a Star Trek Universe podcast from Trek.fm covering all aspects of the franchise, from the newest series such as Lower Decks, Picard, and Discovery to the classics that have made generations of fans fall in love with Gene Roddenberry's vision of the future.
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March 10, 2022
Bonus Picard: The Artificial Tango 1: We’ll Always Have Laris
<p>“The Star Gazer”</p> <p>Following the events of Season 1, Picard returns to his life in France with the flame of love unexpectedly flickering in the vineyard. But when his connection to the Romulan Laris comes up against internal defenses, and Starfleet presents him with a mystery, Picard sets out on a journey of personal exploration that leads him to encounters with old friends.</p> <p>In this episode of The Artificial Tango, our rebranded dedicated Star Trek: Picard podcast that carries forward the flame from The Line, hosts C Bryan Jones and Matthew Rushing discuss the start of Season 2, digging into Picard as a character, his connection to Laris, how Seven on Nine serves as a mirror to Picard, how the story sets up a hopeful Federation worth saving, and how the characters transition from the story of Season 1. We also speculate on where the upcoming adventure in Los Angeles might take us.</p> <p>Note: This episode is being published as a joint episode of Interphase, our Star Trek Universe podcast, and The Artificial Tango, with Interphase being used to introduce the name change and transition of The Line.</p> <p>Hosts<br /> C Bryan Jones and Matthew Rushing</p> <p>Production<br /> C Bryan Jones (Editor and Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Cornelia Reutner (Associate Producer)</p>
October 11, 2020
3: The Iliad vs. The Odyssey
<p>Serialization in Star Trek.</p> <p>When it comes to discussion of serialization in Star Trek, Deep Space Nine is the go-to series—at least prior to Discovery and Picard. The Original Series was famously episodic, and The Next Generation, for the most part, followed that same pattern. DS9 itself barely moved away from the model in its first season, but then things started to change. By the time Voyager came along, the winds of serialization were blowing. But how do these two Next Generation spinoffs compare when it comes to story and character threads that span the seasons?</p> <p>In this episode of Interphase, host C Bryan Jones is joined by Chris Chaplin to discuss the history of serialization in Star Trek—especially comparing Deep Space Nine and Voyager—through plot threads, character arcs, interaction with various species, and more. We also break down the narrative structure of the two series season by season. Lastly, we ask the question, “Is Star Trek episodic by nature?”</p> <p>Host<br /> C Bryan Jones</p> <p>Guest<br /> Chris Chaplin</p> <p>Production<br /> C Bryan Jones (Editor and Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Renee Roberts (Associate Producer)</p>
September 1, 2020
2: Through Fresh Eyes
<p>Watching TOS for the first time, in 2020.</p> <p>For many of us, the five-year mission of Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and the crew of the USS Enterprise is what hooked us on Star Trek and made us lifelong fans. But there are many who have never seen The Original Series, and still others who are just now finding Star Trek itself for the first time. What is it like to watch those episodes from the 1960s with modern eyes and sensibilities, without decades of seeing the mythos be built layer by layer, and the approach to storytelling evolve with the times? Can the expectations of today be set aside to allow the messages of Star Trek to shine through the veneer of yesterday?</p> <p>In this episode of Interphase, host C Bryan Jones is joined by Michael Pfeffer, who has just finished his first-ever viewing of Star Trek: The Original Series—an experience that was, in fact, his first contact with the Star Trek television franchise in general. How did he connect with the style, themes, storytelling, and attitudes of 1960s TV? Let’s find out.</p> <p>Chapters<br /> Intro (00:00:00)<br /> Connecting with Star Trek (00:02:42)<br /> Starting with TOS (00:05:48)<br /> Target Audience (00:09:12)<br /> More About Characters (00:16:01)<br /> Science, Technology, and Cultures (00:30:52)<br /> What Is Star Trek About? (00:38:34)<br /> Klingons and Romulans as Analogue (00:42:45)<br /> Temporal Insensitivity (00:48:06)<br /> Favorite Episodes (00:53:36)<br /> Final Thoughts (01:00:09)<br /> Closing (01:04:40)</p> <p>Host<br /> C Bryan Jones</p> <p>Guest<br /> Michael Pfeffer</p> <p>Production<br /> C Bryan Jones (Editor and Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Renee Roberts (Associate Producer)</p>
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