That’s really good to hear. I stopped watching Shuttlepod ‘cause Keating wouldn’t let his guests talk.
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That’s really good to hear. I stopped watching Shuttlepod ‘cause Keating wouldn’t let his guests talk.
Watching the D-Con's new interview with Nick Meyer. It's alright...
So far, all the Star Trek-related material has been covered in every recent podcast I've heard Meyer on, down to the references of the "art is cool" quote, him forgetting about his memo exchanges with Roddenberry until he saw his papers again at the University of Iowa, and so on.
So far, all the Star Trek-related material has been covered in every recent podcast I've heard Meyer on, down to the references of the "art is cool" quote, him forgetting about his memo exchanges with Roddenberry until he saw his papers again at the University of Iowa, and so on.
I watched the interview with Nicholas Meyer. I've read the Sherlock Holmes book that takes place in Egypt I thought it was an interesting book.. I've read 3 other Sherlocks Holmes books he wrote and thought they're were well written.I liked the one that has characters from the Phantom of the opera.That's my favorite Sherlock Holmes book he wrote.
This weeks guests for the D-Con is Casey Biggs and Vaughn Armstrong it's a good show this week .They talked about how they formed the Enterprise blues band at one of the conventions. Casey was playing guitar and Vaughn was playing a harmonica and sang an original song at the end of the interview. They have a new cd of music their band recorded this past summer.
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I've recently found out that they started a new podcast after the other one fell apart for whatever reason, had no idea they were continuing it. I will say from what I've seen so far I don't think the Skype interviews aren't as good, doesn't work as well. Hope they get the same momentum that the other one has.
She tends to be a delight.
Very good interview. Surprised to hear she was from the north of England and grew up poor, she's been really lucky in life cause so many talented people from the north never got the opportunities anymore because all the funding is in and around London as per usual.
It hit some of the same notes from his appearances on Gates McFadden and Leonard Maltin's podcasts, but overall a very good interview. Loved hearing some more details regarding Discovery's production.
I noticed Dom was getting back into his tendency to talk over the guest a little bit.
Definitely looking forward to Bryan Fuller being on the show soon. I'd love to hear what he has to say about his ideas and concepts for Disco.
I noticed Dom was getting back into his tendency to talk over the guest a little bit.
Definitely looking forward to Bryan Fuller being on the show soon. I'd love to hear what he has to say about his ideas and concepts for Disco.
.....don't be too happy yet. He interrupted Bill Mumy a lot. The comments were not nice about it.... 
I visited the website, but couldn't find "A Night in Sickbay." Do you have to pay to hear it? Or have they not reviewed it?
This is not a recap/review podcast like Delta Flyers. It's an interview/talk show.
They did just start doing watch parties but they've only done the pilot episode for now so it will be a while before they got to A Night In Sickbay.
Based on the comment section, it looks like they didn't touch on Disco at all, so there goes the interest I had in watching.I'll just wait until some kind soul recaps anything of DSC interest...if there is anything.
Just listened to it and can confirm that DSC is not talked about. They didn’t even try asking him about it so the subject was probably off the table.