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Starbase Indy Podcast

On the Starbase Indy Podcast we talk to and about people who are inspired by Star Trek and science fiction to work towards a hopeful future in the real world. Many of our guests have been or will be presenters at the live Starbase Indy convention, which brings together fans, creators, academics, and scientists to celebrate, educate, and connect. Learn more about the live event and the mission at www.starbaseindy.org

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33:20

Voyaging with the Janeway Collective

Starbase Indy Podcast ·

2022/05/20

Grab your coffee and listen in as we talk to the Janeway Collective about the relatively new monument to Katherine Janeway located in Bloomington, Indiana.

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42:51

Theology and Science Fiction

Starbase Indy Podcast ·

2022/05/14

Dr. James McGrath is a long time Starbase Indy speaker, and he's also the Clarence L. Goodwin Chair in New Testament Language and Literature at Butler University. He's long been fascinated with the way Theology and Science Fiction both look at ideas about the world around us, and his book Theology and Science Fiction talks about the way both of these areas play together to enhance our understanding of the universe and our innermost selves.

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54:46

Speaking with the Salt Vampire

Starbase Indy Podcast ·

2022/05/08

We sit down with the Salt Vampire! That’s right, Sandy Gimpel was well into her career as a stunt woman, costumed monster and dancer when she portrayed the shapeshifting M-113 creature in The Man Trap, the first episode of Star Trek: The Original Series. Her career spans more than 50 years – she was a veiny Talosian in The Cage pilot – and she’s still working on projects today. This #starbaseindypodcast episode is a little longer than usual, but we figure you won’t mind when you hear all her great

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43:19

Catching up with KRAD

Starbase Indy Podcast ·

2022/04/30

Keith RA DeCandido, or KRAD as he's sometimes known on the internet, has written in 39 universes created by other people (as well as a couple of his own creation.) We talk with him about the work he's done in the Star Trek universes, what makes an engaging science fiction world, and his other creative endeavors. You can find more information on his website, here, including links to all of his other endeavors.

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38:51

Klingons and Robots and Geeks, oh My!

Starbase Indy Podcast ·

2022/04/23

Alan Anderson is one of the Klingon translators working on Star Trek: Discovery, and he will be the primary translator for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds when it comes out. We talk to him about how he got started with Klingon, his favorite Klingon puns, and also about his work with the Indiana First robot competitions. During the episode, Alan mentions the Mt. Vernon's Klingon Visitation Guide (which he translated into Klingon) and also the Gummy Bear song sung in Klingon.

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34:38

The Klingon Pop Warrior

Starbase Indy Podcast ·

2022/04/16

jenbom, the Klingon Pop Warrior, sings popular songs in their original Klingon. We talk to her about how the project got started, the charitable contributions she's been able to make because of it, and her favorite Klingon pun.

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35:30

Foz Rotten talks Star Trek Punk Music

Starbase Indy Podcast ·

2022/04/09

Foz Rotten is the founder of the punk rock band Boldly Go!, which was inspired by Star Trek. He talks to us about what Star Trek has in common with Punk Rock, and about his experiences at the 2021 Starbase Indy.

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31:09

Pleased to Meet Dr. Bill Sullivan

Starbase Indy Podcast ·

2022/04/02

Dr. Bill Sullivan is the Showalter Professor of Pharmacology & Toxicology and Microbiology & Immunology at the Indiana University School of Medicine. His book, Pleased to Meet Me: Genes, Germs, and the Curious Forces that Make Us Who We Are mixes cutting-edge research and relatable humor to shine a light on who we really are, and how we might become our best selves. Dr. Sullivan is passionate about bringing science to people in a way that doesn't put them to sleep or make their head implode. As a

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32:16

Hailing Frequencies Open

Starbase Indy Podcast ·

2022/03/29

Nichelle Nichols portrayed Nyota Uhura, a character that made history when she debuted on Star Trek in 1966. Nichelle Nichols affected the history of space travel, as well, working to change the face of NASA. Dr. Leah Leach has been a fan of both Nichols and Uhura. She created the Uhura Training Academy to provide programming at Starbase Indy. We talk a little bit about the convention, but primarily focus on the life and work of Nichelle Nichols in this fun conversation.

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About the Starbase Indy Podcast

Starbase Indy Podcast ·

2022/03/26

Listen to our host Lisa Meece explain the vision for the podcast, and how it connects to the mission of Starbase Indy: Celebrating Star Trek's vision of the future through humanitarianism and STEM education today.

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