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Star Trek Bridge Crew is a 4-person co-op game that thrusts Trekkers into the role of Starfleet Officers. I'm joined with /r/BridgeCrew mod WormSlayer and members from a Bridge Crew Discord RPG community, Cocus, Dag, and HyrooHimolil as we talk about commanding and running your own bridge. To see us in action with Bridge Crew: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLikPc_RUag9qMEzjkxoXYm-T3BriyM91X and check out the game on PS4 and PC.

 Star Trek Bridge Crew is a 4-person co-op game that thrusts Trekkers into the role of Starfleet Officers. I'm joined with Bridge Crew roleplayers Prower and Cocus as we take our ship out for a few missions. 

Star Trek and creative writing are combined for a community that enjoys good old fashioned story based adventures. We talk with Pojodan, Badger, and Thriven about their continuing voyages in the realm of text-based Star Trek Role Play.

Gifs are one of the pillars of Reddit and Star Trek is an excellent source of content. We talk to one of the moderators of /r/startrekgifs, AnneBancroftsGhost, about Star Trek Gifs on Reddit, community engagement in content creation, and promoting diversity among the fandom.

Star Trek Discovery has been the talk of the Reddit Star Trek community since it was first announced. We're now into the second season of the show and we sit down with Redditors BigJ76, Yazman, Smash, and Murphs33 to discuss Discovery's impact and what Reddit has to say about the series.

Star Trek Discovery, Short Treks, the announcement of the Picard show, and more kept the Trek community busy this year. We take a look back at Star Trek on Reddit in 2018 with BigJ76, Yazman, Smash, and ZadocPaet.

Memes are a large part of Reddit and Star Trek makes no exception. We explore the meme economy of Star Trek with /r/StarTrekMemes moderator, Flelk, and discuss how this franchise lends itself to meme content on the internet.