Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi

Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi

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Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi episodes

  • Krypton’s Aaron Pierre

    We chat about this character that has gone through many changes in the comics but is finding new life in the SyFy Channel series. We fan boy out on the costumes, sets and Brainiac. Special thanks to SyFy. 

    15 min
  • Kirsten Vangsness

    The Criminal Minds actor talks about her role in Voyage To The Stars podcast and yes, she co-owns a distillery. 

    28 min
  • This Week On Sci-Fi Talk Episode 17

    Looking back at podcasts about a book helping dragons, two new crew members of Star Trek, Mark Lewis Jones on the tragedy of his character in Outlander, and the return of Time Capsule with a new format. 

    17 min
  • Byte Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny

    From sit down to red carpet interviews, thanks to Paramount Pictures, you'll hear from Harrison Ford, Phoebe Waller-Jones, Boyd Holbrook, Shaunette Rene Wilson, Mads Mikkelson, and director James Mangold. On the carpet are John Rhys-Davies, Kathleen Kennedy, Toby Jones, and Karen Allen . Thanks to Paramount Pictures and EPK.TV for the audio. 

    14 min
  • Time Capsule Episode 394

    This episode features vintage and new interviews with Aaron Stamford, Amanda Schull, Colin Ferguson, David Guintoli, Russell Hornsby, Danai Guirra, and Mark Lewis Jones. 

    18 min
  • Outlander’s Mark Lewis-Jones

    The actor tells me about playing two pivotal scenes with Claire and Jaime in episode one of season seven. We also trace the character's journey from prison to North Carolina. 

    11 min
  • Trek Tuesday Melissa Navia And Celia Rose Gooding

    This roundtable session delves into the finer points of Star Trek and how the show's spirit of hopefulness

    and community still informs our culture today. Melissa Navia and Celia Rose Gooding, who portray
    Lt. Erica Ortegas and Ensign Nyota Uhura respectively share their experiences and discuss how being
    part of the queer community informs their approach to Ortegas and how they bring the character to life.
    They also explore how their work on the show has helped to create meaningful representation for trans
    and nonbinary characters in pop culture. So join us for a fascinating episode that's full of insight into
    the world of Star Trek and its enduring legacy!

    Melissa Navia (On an emotional scene in season two

     it was so interesting because as I was shooting it, it was incredibly emotional and a bit terrifying. And

     so you're pulling from what you know, from your own life, and you're also then pulling from your 
    character's life. And it was absolutely wild. And our crew and our cast are so supportive and wonderful. 

    Celia Rose Gooding

    I would say the beautiful thing about Trek is that it's found a way to tell very specific stories, but have sort of a theme that can reach globally and everyone can take something away from an episode of Trek at any given moment. But I would say the current theme of hope is something that everyone can look forward to. And I think that's why Sci-fi is so interesting. 

    14 min
  • Sarah Douglas

    From 2017, talented actor plays Dr Miles in Displacement, an interesting time anomoly thriller. She also shares memories of working on Christopher Reeve's Superman and the then upcoming super villain reunion in 2017.

    14 min

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