What happens when mankind, finally takes that final step into the final frontier and goes up where the stars are? What is its fate? What happens to the morality of human, when the matters go beyond humanity? These questions are just a few examples of what a franchise by the name of "Star Trek" set out to ask and answer, since almost 6 decades ago. A number of tv shows, over a dozen movies, and many more tales told through audio and text bring out the universe of Star Trek and transform it into a shining beacon of lore and exploration; but where does it reside now?

That is the primary question we're faced with when we are talking about our subject of discussion: "Star Trek: Lower Decks". For a franchise with such a rich history, and such a unique world, where does this animated show with a comical twist fit? Join us as we delve deep into the world of Star Trek, and ask questions like what is the mission of Lower Decks and what does it tell us about the current fate of one of the oldest space franchises of all time?

The world of gaming goes through a bit of skirmish every few years, that is usually caused by going from one generation of gaming to another. What constitutes a new generation? Usually an advancement in graphical capabilities, power of processors and generally a new console. These gaming consoles, each with their highs and lows, gather an audience of loyal supporters and gamers who would start the aforementioned skirmish to determine a few outcomes: Which console is the superior one? Which console will sell more? And which console will likely dictate the next few years in the world of gaming?

With so much battle and so many different aspects to consider, it was inevitable that we were also going to join the discussion. So join us as we discuss the Console Wars of 2020 to look at who was participating, and who brought what artillery to the infamous war. With us on this episode, is also Soheil (from "S01E05 - On the Subject of Fandom") and Babak (from "S01E04 - Archer & Batman Arkham").

With a new year comes new opportunities, new plans, and more importantly, new episodes of your favorite show, YASP!

Stick around for more, coming very soon...

In the first episode of our podcast, we talk about Justin Roiland's new TV show, "Solar Opposites" and also the latest game by David Cage, Detroit: Become Human.

It's mostly a friendly exchange between two nerds, and during the episode we try to deconstruct Justin Roiland's new creation and compare it to other shows in its category, then go on to touch on some other subjects like gaming consoles, controllers, the history of interactive storytelling and so on.