The Tricorder Transmissions : A Star Trek Podcast

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "Arena", Kirk's ground combat prowess, universal translator voice choices, and the iconic Gorn. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "The Squire of Gothos", Q before Q, the abundance of god-like alien life in the universe, and why Dr McCoy hangs around the bridge so much. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "The Galileo Seven", Scotty's engineering heroics, Spock's command capabilities, and logical illogical decisions. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "Shore Leave", McCoy's bedside manner, Kirk's extremely busy past, and the cultural relevance of Don Juan. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "Balance of Terror", Spock's father's double life as a Romulan commander, epic interstellar superweapons, and inexplicable advanced video streaming in the 23rd century. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "The Conscience of the King", the chronology of Kirk's past, the longevity of classic theater, and totally inept red shirt security. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "The Menagerie (part 2)", the mysterious disappearance of Mendez, the Taelosian transmissions, and "Pike's Women". Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "The Menagerie (part 1)", Spock's capacity for deception, the necessity of breaking up The Cage into a two-part episode, and the potential end of Kirk's career. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "The Corbomite Maneuver", Kirk's stalwart nature in the face of the no-win scenario, the actual size of the Enterprise, and how creeped out Jeff is by Ron Howard's brother. In addition to our normal Trek discussion, on this episode we also discuss an awesome new Trek book, the "Topps Star Trek Trading Card" book! Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff talk with April Hebert and Vernon Wilmer about their experiences as actors at Star Trek : The Experience in Las Vegas, Vernon's excellent documentary chronicling every aspect of that attraction, and their favorite Star Trek TOS moments. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "Dagger of the Mind", the replacement of Rand by more qualified personnel, Kirk's extreme pain threshold, and the first ever Vulcan mind-meld! Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "Miri", Earth-like planets, annoying future children, and more about the Kirk/Rand romance that never was. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek original series episode "What Are Little Girls Made Of?", Kirk's habit of being duplicated, Nurse Chapel's dilemma, immortality via android, and more! Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek (The Original Series) episode "Mudd's Women", interstellar mail-order brides, the roles of women in the 23rd century, and Mudd's space pimpin'. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek (The Original Series) episode "The Enemy Within", the use of dramatic lighting in the series, Shatner's iconic Kirk performances, and the good versus evil battle raging within. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek (The Original Series) episode "The Naked Time", intergalactic contageous disease, Sulu's swordsmanship, the first use of time travel in a Trek episode, and the seemingly endless number of ways the Enterprise can be taken over by a hostile force. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek (The Original Series) episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before", the differences between this second pilot and the series proper, Spock's eyebrows, and what superpowers we would want to be granted by an energy storm in space. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek (The Original Series) episode "Charlie X", Kirk as a mentor, Charlie's crush on Rand, and coming of age in the 23rd century with superpowers. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

Craig and Jeff discuss the Star Trek (The Original Series) episode "The Man Trap", intergalactic extinction inconsistencies, homicidal salt monsters, and Dr McCoy's love life. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.

This is the introductory episode of our Star Trek podcast, "The Tricorder Transmissions". In this episode, Craig and Jeff talk about their individual experiences with the original series, and explain a bit about the show in general. Join the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/thetricordertransmissions or on Twitter @TTT_Pod.