Welcome to our brand new series, “Voyager – The Greatest Voyages,” where the Clonestar Podcast dives deep into the most impactful two-part episodes of Star Trek: Voyager.Hosted by Jodi Pickens, this premiere episode, “Voyaging into the Unknown – The Weird & the Wild,” features special guest Derek Attico, multi-award-winning author and Star Trek writer, for an in-depth discussion of two unforgettable two-parters:“Equinox” (S5E26 & S6E1) – What happens when another Starfleet ship sacrifices its principles to survive in the Delta Quadrant? We unpack the ethical grey areas, the haunting tone, and how this two-parter challenges the very heart of Federation values.“The Killing Game” (S4E18 & S4E19) – When the Hirogen seize control of Voyager’s holodecks, the crew is forced to live out brutal simulations. We look at how this two-parter blends war, identity, and performance in one of Voyager’s most daring storylines.From the strange to the morally complex, we explore how Voyager thrived when it pushed into unknown territory—narratively, emotionally, and visually.Join our PatreonWatch the episode on youtube!For more awesome contentFollow Clonestar on TwitterFollow us on Instagram
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Tim Russ on Tuvok & the Legacy of Star Trek: Voyager
As part of our special Star Trek: Voyager 30th anniversary series, the Clonestar Podcast proudly presents an exclusive interview with the legendary Tim Russ, known to fans around the world as Tuvok, Voyager’s steadfast Vulcan security officer.In this in-depth conversation, Tim takes us back to his time on Voyager, sharing stories from the set, insights into Vulcan character development, and what it meant to bring Tuvok to life for seven seasons. We discuss his return to the role in Star Trek: Picard, his enduring connection to the Star Trek universe, and the legacy of Voyager three decades on.As a director, musician, and lifelong creative, Tim also opens up about his work beyond Trek, his artistic passions, and how Star Trek continues to inspire both fans and performers alike.🖖 Whether you’re a lifelong Voyager fan or discovering the Delta Quadrant for the first time, this episode is a must-watch.Join our PatreonWatch the episode on youtube!For more awesome contentFollow Clonestar on TwitterFollow us on Instagram
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Dan Curry on the Visual Legacy of Star Trek: Voyager | 30 Years of Voyager
As part of our 30th anniversary celebration of Star Trek: Voyager, the Clonestar Podcast proudly presents an exclusive interview with Emmy Award–winning visual effects legend Dan Curry.From creating alien worlds and breathtaking battles to designing the iconic Klingon bat’leth, Dan’s artistic vision helped shape the very look and feel of Star Trek across four series—including his unforgettable work on Voyager.In this fascinating conversation, Dan reflects on his creative process, behind-the-scenes challenges, and the innovations that brought the Delta Quadrant to life. We also explore how visual effects evolved over the course of the show, his influence on Klingon culture, and the enduring artistry of Voyager 30 years on.A must-listen for Star Trek fans, creatives, and anyone who’s ever wondered how the future is built, frame by frameJoin our PatreonWatch the episode on youtube!For more awesome contentFollow Clonestar on TwitterFollow us on Instagram
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The Women of Voyager: Seven of Nine | Exclusive 30th Anniversary Panel with Jodi Pickens
As part of our exclusive Star Trek: Voyager 30th anniversary coverage, the Clonestar Podcast proudly presents “The Women of Voyager: Episode 2 – Seven of Nine”, a special virtual panel hosted by Jodi Pickens.Joining Jodi for this thought-provoking discussion are two brilliant guests: Dr Una McCormack, acclaimed author and Star Trek expert, and Dr Erin Macdonald, astrophysicist and science consultant for Star Trek.Together, they explore Seven of Nine’s journey through the lenses of feminism, transhumanism, and identity. How did Seven redefine what it meant to be human in the 24th century? What does her character tell us about autonomy, empowerment, and belonging? And why does Seven’s story continue to resonate so deeply with audiences today?This episode offers a rich, insightful conversation celebrating one of Voyager’s most iconic characters and her lasting impact on the Star Trek universe.Join our PatreonWatch the episode on youtube!For more awesome contentFollow Clonestar on TwitterFollow us on Instagram
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David Livingston on Directing Star Trek: Voyager
As part of our special 30 Years of Voyager series, the Clonestar Podcast welcomes legendary Star Trek director and producer David Livingston. With over 60 episodes across The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise under his belt, David offers a rare and insightful look into the visual and emotional heart of Star Trek.In this exclusive interview, we dive into his work on Voyager—from capturing powerful character moments to directing unforgettable episodes like “Timeless.” David shares his creative process, the challenges of directing sci-fi television, and the collaborative energy behind the scenes.We also explore his broader legacy across the Star Trek universe and reflect on how Voyager continues to resonate with fans, 30 years on.Whether you’re a long-time Trekkie or just discovering the Delta Quadrant, this episode is a must-watch celebration of storytelling, vision, and Voyager.Join our PatreonWatch the episode on youtube!For more awesome contentFollow Clonestar on TwitterFollow us on Instagram
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