Introducing Star Trek Radio

[Star Trek Radio]

Hi There,

My name is Zach and I am the owner of Star Trek Radio.

Star Trek Radio is a dedicated 24/7 radio network heard exclusively on the internet. Each week, our team of over 25 DJs along with our podcasting partners, broadcast live to a worldwide audience of over 20,000 fans in 80 countries with a variety of popular music and the latest entertainment news.

The station regularly hosts live interviews with a range of Star Trek celebrities and special guests. Chase Masterson, Tim Russ, Eugene Roddenberry, and the popular sci-fi rock band Warp 11 visited recently as well as numerous developers from Cryptic Studios, the creators of Star Trek Online. Browse through our archives and download past interviews in the On-Demand section at www.sto-radio.com/on-demand.

With a team located around the world, the station is in a unique position to provide a wide range of coverage on popular Star Trek conventions and events. Included are conventions in San Diego, San Francisco, Las Vegas, New Jersey, New York, London, and Germany along with events such as the Roddenberry Revolution, various product or game launches and much, much more.

DO YOU WANT TO BE A DJ?

We are currently recruiting DJs, so if you are interested in Star Trek, think you could do a Star Trek related music or talk show and have at least 2 hours per week that you could spare to do a show, then fill out our recruitment form at http://sto-radio.com/become-a-dj

ABOUT STAR TREK RADIO

Star Trek Radio (STR) was launched in June 2010 as the internet’s first dedicated Star Trek Radio Network. For more information visit www.StarTrekRadio.com. For regular updates follow us at www.Twitter.com/STO_Radio, or become a fan on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/STO-Radio.

 

[Alienesse]

Oooooh, interesting, will definitely check it out. Thanks for the link!

 

[Shatnertage]

With a team located around the world, the station is in a unique position to provide a wide range of coverage on popular Star Trek conventions and events. Included are conventions in San Diego, San Francisco, Las Vegas, New Jersey, New York, London, and Germany along with events such as the Roddenberry Revolution, various product or game launches and much, much more.

The Roddenberry Revolution will not be televised. [/rimshot]

 

[AstroSmurf]

This really belongs in the website forum.

Moving now...

 

[Star Trek Radio]

Oooooh, interesting, will definitely check it out. Thanks for the link!

My pleasure

@ Smurfula - sorry for posting in the wrong area, but is the websites area good? Star Trek Radio is more than just a website or a web design, its a full fledged and full staffed Internet Radio Station dedicated to all things Star Trek.

I would like to make sure this thread is in the appropriate section as we will post in it in the future about our interviews - for example, we have an interview coming up with Eugene Roddenberry soon which we would come here to check if anyone had any questions they might want asked.

It seems the websites area is not visited very often and looking at the other topics in there, this one seems out of place.

Please advise.

 

[SPCTRE]

I'll definitely check it out, big fan of specialized online radio

 

[Alienesse]

Tuned in to Star Trek Radio a while ago. I really like the music you guys play.

 

[AstroSmurf]

@ Smurfula - sorry for posting in the wrong area, but is the websites area good? Star Trek Radio is more than just a website or a web design, its a full fledged and full staffed Internet Radio Station dedicated to all things Star Trek.

I would like to make sure this thread is in the appropriate section as we will post in it in the future about our interviews - for example, we have an interview coming up with Eugene Roddenberry soon which we would come here to check if anyone had any questions they might want asked.

It seems the websites area is not visited very often and looking at the other topics in there, this one seems out of place.

Please advise.

General Trek is not the place to advertise. If you wanted to discuss Star Trek or something specific about Trek, General Trek would be fine. And threads about interviews, as long as you create a discussion about them rather than just advertising them, is welcome in General Trek.

Technically I should have closed this thread and deleted the links since you are basically soliciting, which is against board rules. Instead I gave you the benefit of the doubt and whisked it off to the only forum that allows such things.

 

[Star Trek Radio]

@ Smurfula - sorry for posting in the wrong area, but is the websites area good? Star Trek Radio is more than just a website or a web design, its a full fledged and full staffed Internet Radio Station dedicated to all things Star Trek.

I would like to make sure this thread is in the appropriate section as we will post in it in the future about our interviews - for example, we have an interview coming up with Eugene Roddenberry soon which we would come here to check if anyone had any questions they might want asked.

It seems the websites area is not visited very often and looking at the other topics in there, this one seems out of place.

Please advise.

General Trek is not the place to advertise. If you wanted to discuss Star Trek or something specific about Trek, General Trek would be fine. And threads about interviews, as long as you create a discussion about them rather than just advertising them, is welcome in General Trek.

Technically I should have closed this thread and deleted the links since you are basically soliciting, which is against board rules. Instead I gave you the benefit of the doubt and whisked it off to the only forum that allows such things.

OK Thanks :-)

 

[Star Trek Radio]

StarTrekRadio.com is very happy to announce the first two interviews coming for you all during the month of November.

On Saturday, November 6th at 1pm PST (4pm EST, 9pm GMT), we will be interviewing the Star Trek and Science Fiction themed band, Sci-Fried and on Saturday, November 13th at 1pm PST (4pm EST, 9pm GMT) we have a very special guest joining us, Mr Eugene “Rod” Roddenberry, son of the late Gene & Majel Barret Roddenberry.

Sci-Fried

Sci-Fried was formed in early 2007 by Chuck Silver and Jim Frederick out of a love for Science Fiction and Rock music, bringing life to the new and exciting concept of “geek rock”. Joined by the Chuckcon crew, we began writing parodies of popular songs with the flavor of our favorite movies and TV shows. Dr. Vern and Mike Jensen (KSV) soon added their vocal abilities. With Sunni Simmons on Bass we bringing the true vision of Sci-Fried to life. The parodies led to original music of the same “geek rock” flavor. The evolution of Sci-Fried into its present day Force was complete.

Some of their most popular Star Trek songs include; My Name Is Spock 2.0, TNG 2.0 and Trippin’ Through The Wormhole

If you have a question for Sci-Fried, please send it to zach@sto-radio.com with the words “Sci-Fried Question” in the Subject Line!

Be sure to tune in on November 6th at 1pm PST (4pm EST, 9pm GMT)

Eugene Roddenberry

The name “Eugene Roddenberry” needs no description attached to it – he is the son of the late Gene Roddenberry and Majel Barret, the mother and father of Star Trek and he fully embraces his legacy.

Most recently, Eugene has been working on the upcoming “Trek Nation” documentary which features a series of exclusive interviews and unique look at the life of Gene Roddenberry through his son’s eyes.

In 2009, he formed the Roddenberry Dive Team which is dedicated to the exploration, education and preservation of the Earth’s oceans.

In addition, he worked as a production assistant on Star Trek: The Next Generation and has acted as a consultant on the Star Trek: New Voyages / Phase II fan series.

With a life that is so heavily influenced by Star Trek, Star Trek Radio is more than honoured to be having him on the air on November 13th at 1pm PST.

If you have a question that you would like to ask Eugene Roddenberry, please submit it to “zach@sto-radio.com” with the words “Eugene Roddenberry Question” in the subject line.

Coming Soon

Also coming in November, we will be hosting a live interview with Rick Sternbach. Rick Sternbach has had a long involvement with Star Trek – he worked as an illustrator on Star Trek: The Motion Picture and later worked with Andrew Probert on the creation of Star Trek: The Next Generation.  Sternbach helped define the look of the 24th century that would be used throughout The Next Generation and the series that followed it, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager.

Finally, towards the end of November, we will be broadcasting a pre-recorded interview with actor and comedian Simon Pegg – perhaps best known to trek fans worldwide as the new “Scotty” from “Star Trek: XI”. We got the chance to sit down with Simon Pegg in October for a mammoth five hour interview which is currently being edited down to a more digestable size.

Be sure to look for broadcast dates for both of these interviews later on in November.

Finally…

This weekend on October 30th, we got the chance to interview writer Kevin Anderson, who was co-author of the new “Night of the Living Trekkies” book that is available in book stores now.

This one hour interview is now available in our “On-Demand” section for download – visit the on-demand section by clicking here

 

[SPCTRE]

^ Looking forward to the interviews.

Tuned in to Star Trek Radio a while ago. I really like the music you guys play.

Agreed, I've tuned in several times and always enjoyed the music

 

[ShamelessMcBundy]

With a team located around the world, the station is in a unique position to provide a wide range of coverage on popular Star Trek conventions and events. Included are conventions in San Diego, San Francisco, Las Vegas, New Jersey, New York, London, and Germany along with events such as the Roddenberry Revolution, various product or game launches and much, much more.

The Roddenberry Revolution will not be televised. [/rimshot]

It got canceled by UPN.

 

[Star Trek Radio]

Coming Up Today - Simon Pegg!

Coming up this today on Trek Radio at 11am PST, Trek Radio sits down for an intimate chat with Simon Pegg, the british actor that played “Scotty” in the new Star Trek Movie in 2009. He joins us for a lengthy 90 minute interview where we discuss a range of subjects.


Be sure to tune in on Today (27th November) at 11am PST which is 2pm EST or 7pm GMT – only on Trek Radio at www.startrekradio.com
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