In this episode of the podcast, we celebrate Star Trek's 60th Anniversary by starting to answer some Star Trek franchise related questions. Based on Star Trek 50th Anniversary Year Challenge Simon wrote a Blog post about it back in 2016:

https://theengagepodcast.blogspot.com/2016/09/simon-star-trek-50th-anniversary-year.html

In this episode of the podcast, we celebrate Star Trek's 60th Anniversary by doing an episode commentary for Simon's favourite Star Trek: The Original Series episode “The Doomsday Machine” in its remastered format.

As the title suggests we’ll be once again taking a deep dive into the depths of Reddit. Looking in particular at the interesting (and sometimes strange) discussions found within the Star Trek subreddit pages, giving our thoughts and feelings on particular conversations we think are interesting!

In this episode we retrospectively look backwards at Star Trek: Strange New World's third season, giving our opinions on what we think they got right and what they got wrong.

As the title suggests in this episode we attempt to answer the age old question what do Starfleet Admirals actually do?

In our final episode of the year as usual we pick our favourite podcast moments to share with you! Merry Christmas and a happy new year to all our listeners!

As the titles suggests, in this episode we’ll be discussing the positive elements that modern Star Trek under Alex Kurtzman has brought to the franchise in recent years!

In this year's Absent Friends we shine a spotlight on the amazing achievments of Jeri Taylor (Producer), Roberto Orci (Producer), Gary Graham (Actor) and Layla Sarakalo (Background Actress). With focus placed on people related to Star Trek Voyager which had it's 30th anniversary this year.

In the first part of two, we discuss our favourite Star Trek facts trivia. First up is Simon talking us through twenty-five of this favourite Star Trek facts (kindly assisted by Jamie). Who's stretching the rules… as always!

As the title suggests, in this quickfire episode we’ll be talking about (and theorising) how people take time off in the future.