The Temporal Trek Podcast

What do Crustaceans and Vauxhall Corsa' have in common?This episode of the podcast. No joke it's just because we can't decide how to say Kretassans and Vox Sola.Reed solves a tech problem without breaking a sweat.T'Pol lapses into Vulcan-splaining.Hoshi is crunching numbers.Its part Horror, part action movie.Join Dan Hitch, Co-Host Daniel Huckfield and guest Paul Wright from The Cosmic Pizza and The Epsilon 3 Podcasts.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!Now we've escaped the clutches of the Vulcan grip on Human deep space flight and exploration, lets sit back and marvel at the achievements of the year 2151.Technical innovation, First Contacts, Character Growth, Protocols and try to pick an MVP.Not to mention some vital statistics.Join Dan Hitch and Daniel Huckfield as we hope our old acquaintance not be forgot,and we raise a cup of charm my dear to the hopes for 2152.

As 2021 draws to a close it appears there are some changes ahead for The Temporal Trek shows in 2022?

Where last episode perfectly timed greed and wanting to the themes of Christmas (although we didn't know it), join us this week as we see in a hopeful New Year for 2022 discussing:Humanity at its worstRacial TensionHistory distilled to SoundbitesThe Loss of Dean StockwellOuch, this didn't go so well.Join Dan Huckfield and I as we attempt to look past our prejudice in Star Trek Enterprise' Season 1 episode 'Detained'.The Intro Music is by AudioBinger check out their work on freemusicarchive.org

Twas the night during a raidwhen all through the shipnot a lower life form was talkingn Ferengi were outsmarted by Trip.By complete fluke a shift in reschedules this is our 2021 Christmas Eve release episode and its very apt.Greed, wealth, dysfunctional family dynamics, funky socks and Die Hard!Join Guest Dan Huckfield and I as we make no direct Christmas references AT ALL as we hadn't planned it this way, but hopefully it keeps the episode evergreen so you can listen any time; afterall remember Trek is for life NOT just for Christmas.The intro music is by AudioBinger check out their work on freemusicarchive.org

Join myself and guest Daniel Huckfield from Academic Trek, as we start to think this episode is a little bit too rogue.Is it about Environmentalism?Or Bravado VS Sensitivity? Is it just one writers attempt to televise a Yates poem?Switch on your night vision goggles, get out the camo gear cos its huntin' season, view halloooo!

No silly show comments this week.Fusion deals with serious issues and i don't want to undermine a strong subject matter.Below there are advice and support lines listed in the show itself; if you have suffered abuse i hope you find the support you need.England 0808 2000 247N.Tre 0808 802 1414Wales 0808 80 10 800Scotland 0800 027 1234Male Abuse Line UK wide 0808 801 0327Any Crime or Abuse Victim Support UK wide0808 168 9111Alternatively search gov.uk for advice and guidance.

Is there such a thing as being TOO British?How big is a Shuttlepod?Why does T'pol always talk about Micro Singularities?Is Mash Potato the greatest engineering food in existence?How many doors does the Enterprise have?Find answers and more as I'm joined this week by Paul Wright of the Epsilon 3 podcast and Cosmic Pizza Podcast as well as Matt Banard from the Philoscifiz Podcast.

What happens when two academically minded guests, and a host who barely scraped through his bachelors degree, have to watch a light-on-plot episode of Enterprise? Naturally they discuss it for an 1 hour and 40 minutes.Love Shacks, Evil Fishermen and Shran's BACK!Join me Dan Hitch, AcademicTrek host Daniel Huckfield and Matt Barnard of Philoscifiz as we examine the Shadows of P'Jem.

ChronoDate S3Ep15:S1Ep13.Klingons looking to be crushed into oblivion.Is it honourable to die a needless death or is heroism not called for?Hoshi struggles to hit her targets, and does this episode likewise suffer from not hitting the mark too?Join Host Dan Hitch and guest Daniel Huckfield from the @AcademicTrek podcast as we discuss, Honour, sneezes and poor sanitation on Starships.The Intro Music is by AudioBinger on freemusicarchive.org