What is the BEST Star Trek podcast? And why/how?

[foxmulder710]

After about six months of backlog of weekly recordings of Star Trek mostly analyzing the Borg and enjoying TNG, and now with the first half of the first season of Discovery under our belt, I'm curious what you all think the best Star Trek podcast currently running is and why?

I ask because I want to learn why that (or those) are so successful and also how to become better, more like those podcasts are.

Our podcast is called Clever Orbits and our mission is to improve the experience of the episode, by sharing our thoughts, enjoy a good conversation about the episode, and often bringing in graduate level philosophy and hilarious commentary!

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is our most recent episode, check it out if you're curious and up to date with Discovery.

Thank you so much!

 

[David cgc]

I haven't done an exhaustive survey or anything, but I'm a listener (and one-time guest!) of the Incomparable's "Random Trek" and their Discovery flashcast, "Vulcan Hello." Admittedly, the chief draw of those two is coming out of a community of hosts who initially came out of yet another community of tech people I followed, so I'm not sure if I would listen to them if I wasn't already "in the family" as it were.

I also listen to "Engage" for its official-ness, and "Literary Treks" when there's an interview. And though it's not a discussion-podcast, I absolutely adore "Improvised Star Trek."

 

[USS Intrepid]

I enjoy the various Tricorder Transmissions shows a lot.

http://thetricordertransmissions.com/

 

[cultcross]

I enjoy Mission Log and Women at Warp, both Roddenberry network ones.