Over on Tor.com, Eric Pesola has an essay diving into the various criticisms about the current era of Star Trek. But does he dive deep enough? Does "NuTrek" have value just the same as Classic Trek?

Author Raymond Bolton comes in to talk about his new YA book, Folder, wherein a young college student finds himself with the ability to fold reality after an accident.

Sci-fi fans have generally been early adopters for new technology. And how often do we get into conversations about the potential hazards of artificial intelligence?

From Star Trek to Alien to his own original fiction, Keith R.A. DeCandido is a prolific author, editor, blogger, and more. And he's stopping by to share what he's been up to lately. Maybe we'll even get a karate lesson?

Well, does it look like we're all still here?

A light day today, because you'll be getting all the heavy stuff pretty much everywhere else...

Today, Mrs. Walker and Mr. Harvey join us to talk about their new horror podcast, Foreign Bodies, which debuts this Saturday at 12p.

Mr. Boss takes a look at Transparency Tube and what it might mean for smaller channels on the YouTube platform and in the overall digital space. How badly could this go?

Author Bryan Thomas Schmidt talks Kansas City detectives, gaming, and collecting stories to help people survive the pandemic in one piece.

Author Josh Vogt joins us to talk about his upcoming work, the various series he has in progress, and what's up with that Kickstarter?

Join us for an all new expedition into genre culture, where we elevate the conversation by going deep.