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  • Sci-Fi 5 Splinter Of The Mind's Eye - March 1, 1978

    It was the first original Star Wars novel ever to see print...but the storyline might have been the second Star Wars movie had things gone differently for the franchise.  Delve into Splinter Of The Mind's Eye on today's Sci-Fi 5!

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    Written by Ryan Myers

    Hosted by Kim Horcher

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • The Trek Files: A Roddenberry Star Trek Podcast 8-4 Generation Gap letter - 1971

    A young fan writes to Gene Roddenberry about the inspiration she found in Star Trek and the concerns she has about the widening political and social "generation gap." Today, we welcome Fran Taylor, a Trek fan from the very beginning and co-founder of SyFy Sistas, to talk about fandom then and now and finding inspiration on the Enterprise.

    See the original document: Generation Gap letter - 1971

    The Trek Files Season 8 on Memory Alpha

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    19 min
  • Sci-Fi 5 The Invisible Man - February 28, 2020

    It's far from the only update of the H.G. Wells classic, but the 2020 remake of The Invisible Man flipped the script by dealing with serious real-world issues, and then had its release complicated by more real-world issues.  See how things turned out for The Invisible Man on today's Sci-Fi 5!

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    Written by Vic Sage

    Hosted by Earl Green

    6 min
  • Daily Star Trek News So...IS the Kelvin crew returning for Star Trek 4? Plus Prodigy action figures Disco award wins

    Questions over the Kelvin crew for Star Trek 4; Playmates Toys announces new Prodigy action figures; and Discovery wins big at the Make-up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild Awards. Plus I'll remind you how you can score a free copy of the new audio drama from Simon and Schuster, Star Trek: Picard: No Man's Land.

    Plus, we're remembering Star Trek guest actor Sally Kellerman, who passed away this week.

    34 min
  • Sci-Fi 5 George Duning - February 25, 1908

    George Duning was born on this day in 1908. A pioneer in the industry, Duning composed original scores across all genres, but it was his childhood love of science-fiction that made him a perfect match for those films - and a few episodes of Star Trek!

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    Written by Shane Vaughn

    Hosted by Kim Horcher

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • Sci-Fi 5 Quantum Apocalypse - February 24, 2010

    How many apocalypses can happen in the same week!? If you're in the world of the "mockbuster", as many as your small budget can afford.  Today's Sci-Fi 5 dives into the numbers behind this subgenre of modern sci-fi filmmaking, and today's specimen, Quantum Apocalypse.

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    Written by John Champion

    Hosted by Earl Green

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • Sci-Fi 5 Meteor Apocalypse - February 23, 2010

    Today in 2010, The Asylum released "Meteor Apocalypse" about Earth facing a threat from space. The low-budget action film fit firmly in their low-budget catalog, and we're certain we won't need to cover another "apocalypse" film for some time.

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    Written and hosted by Ryan Myers

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • Sci-Fi 5 Jeri Ryan - February 22, 1968

    Fans know her from her roles in a number of genre productions, and we'll be seeing her soon yet again in the upcoming second season of Star Trek: Picard. But what early role of Jeri Ryan's ended up on the cutting room floor? Find out in today's Sci-Fi 5!

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    Written by Ashley Thomas

    Hosted by Roberto Lewis

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • The Trek Files: A Roddenberry Star Trek Podcast 8-3 Star Trek directorial commitments - 1968

    The more things change, the more they stay the same. Scheduling the workload for a show like Star Trek looked much the same way in 1968 as it did in 1988 and beyond. This week, The Trek Files welcomes back David Livingston to help us peer behind the curtain at the relationship between producers and directors.

    See the original document: Star Trek directorial commitments - 1968

    The Trek Files Season 8 on Memory Alpha

    All episodes and documents: The Trek Files on Memory Alpha

    Visit the Trekland site for behind-the-scenes access and exclusive merchandise.

    The conversation continues on Discord with live chats and the Roddenberry Podcasts community! Join today!

    22 min

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