Join Jack and his co-host Dom for this special Captain Picard Week edition of Trek Central Weekly.

Captain Picard has made a lot of great speeches over seven seasons of television and four movies. Which ones specifically stand out? Find out on this very special episode.

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From Wesley to Elnor, a brief look back on some key moments in Star Trek that display the evolving views on children in the eyes of Jean-Luc Picard.

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Join the SNP crew as they officially welcome the start of their first-ever podcast festival, Captain Picard Week!

Then, it's on to the review of Discovery episode 410, "The Galactic Barrier." Why was the team so split on this episode, and do they think the show has enough time to stick the landing?

All that and more this week on Strange New Pod!

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It was a busy week on Paramount Mountain as a lot of news was shared about the future of the Star Trek franchise.

Girafe, Hawk, and Julian break down the big news that Star Trek 4 is in development, with the Kelvinverse cast set to reprise their roles. With production supposedly getting underway later this year, will it actually happen? Will all of the cast return? The crew attempts to answer all these questions and more.

Then, it's SNP's review of Discovery episode 409, "Rubicon." What happens when Michael and the crew go on the hunt for Book and Tarka? Why has Commander Nahn returned to the ship, and why did the episode fail to meet expectations this week?

All that and more on episode 68 of Strange New Pod!

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Star Trek Discovery returns this week from its brief mid-season hiatus with episode 408, "All In."

Before the SNP team reviews the episode, Star Trek Prodigy composer Nami Melumad drops by the show once again with the big announcement that she is hard at work scoring Strange New Worlds! Nami talks to the team about her excitement about scoring the series, her love for Spock, and more.

Then, the crew deep-dive Discovery's latest episode, "All In." Why was this installment such a big deal for Lt. Commander Owosekun? How differently did Michael and Book play off of each other now being on opposite sides, and what made this episode such an awesome celebration of black actors on screen? The SNP team break it all down!

All that and more this week on Strange New Pod.

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It was a busy week at Strange New Pod HQ! From the announcement of our first-ever podcast festival Captain Picard Week to our first look at the key art for Strange New Worlds. And of course, the mid-season finale of Star Trek Prodigy.*

The crew open up the show with the full list of podcasts that will be joining us at the end of the month for Captain Picard Week, followed by a breakdown of all the Strange New Worlds news, including a scene shown to the Television Critics Association featuring Uhura.

Then, it's onto SNP's review of Star Trek Prodigy's mid-season finale, "A Moral Star, Pt. 2." Did the show stick the landing heading into its first major break? What surprises did the finale give us? And where do we think the show is going?

All that and more on this jam-packed edition of Strange New Pod.

*Note: If you're just here for our review of the Prodigy mid-season finale, it begins at 31:48.

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On this very special edition of A Strange New Pod, the crew welcomes Star Trek Prodigy composer, Nami Melumad to the show!

Nami talks to the team about finding Star Trek, her inspiration from past Trek scores, who she likes writing for on Prodigy and so much more.

Then, it's the penultimate episode before the mid-season finale of Star Trek Prodigy. What happens when Dal and the team finally come together as a crew and head back to Tars Lamora to face the Diviner? The ASNP crew breaks it all down.

That and so much more on episode 65 of A Strange New Pod.

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It's episode 64 of A Strange New Pod, as Brittany, Girafe, Hawk, and Julian review what is quite possibly Star Trek Prodigy's best episode yet, "Time Amok."

What happens when things get timey-whimey and wibbly-wobbly aboard the Protostar?  With the ship facing destruction after flying into a temporal anomaly, what happens to the crew as they get stuck in different pockets of space-time? Only with the help of holo Janeway can the crew come together to tackle the issue. The crew breaks down all the happenings of episode 108.

Plus, all the Trek Tuesday news and happenings including Strange New Worlds release date and so much more on this edition of ASNP.

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Join the ASNP crew at full strength on what is quite possibly the most chaotic episode of the show yet as they review Star Trek Prodigy episode 107, "First Con-tact!"

This week, the Ferengi are back! We’ve had a Cool Ferengi in Lower Decks, we’ve had a Starfleet captain and a bartender on Discovery, and Prodigy brings us back to their conniving ways with Nandi. How does the crew react when a First Contact mission with Dal’s old mentor goes sideways? What secrets does Janeway uncover while putting together the story of the Protostar’s troubled past? We break it all down!

Plus, the Strange New Loop, some really fun times, and much more on episode 63 of A Strange New Pod.

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It's our first subspace broadcast of 2022! Join Brittany, Erin, Giraffe, Hawk, and Julian as they review the latest episode of Star Trek Prodigy, which just returned from its first mid-season break.

What happens when Dal attempts the Kobayashi Maru multiple times, and who shows up to help him? Also, when Janeway realizes her memories aren’t gone, but classified, what shocking discovery does Gwyn find? We break it all down with our review of episode 106 "Kobayashi."

Plus, a really fun edition of the Strange New Loop, a lot of news to start the new year, and much more on episode 62 of ASNP.

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