Episodios

  • 65. 2022 Wrap - Up

    65. 2022 Wrap - Up
    Dec 27 2022
    Science fiction writer Scott Pearson and cohost Ella Pearson discuss what they’ve been up to in 2022—spoilers: conventions and moving—and why this is the first time they’ve gotten around to recording an episode all year! Segments 01:55 We’ve Been Remiss 02:50 Star Trek: Mission Chicago 04:33 The Famous Tom Paris Plate 05:55 Meeting Trek People 09:15 Ella Moves House 09:44 San Francisco 10:53 Thrillerfest 14:38 Hello, COVID 15:25 Scott Moves House 18:27 Shore Leave featuring John Billingsley 24:57 A Moment of Silence for Dave Galanter 25:43 San Diego Comic Con 39:10 Twin Cities Con featuring Elijah Wood and Sean Astin 45:13 Interlude: Jared Padaleki 46:01 Then There’s Sean Astin 49:26 Shameless Self-Promotion: Tales of the Weird World War 53:37 Final Thoughts Visit our website: GenerationsGeek.com
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    56 m
  • 64. Interview: Jim Johnson

    64. Interview: Jim Johnson
    Dec 19 2021
    Science fiction writer and editor Scott Pearson and cohost Ella Pearson welcome author Jim Johnson, lifelong Star Trek fan, three-time Star Trek: Strange New Worlds winner, and project manager of the Star Trek Adventures role-playing game to talk about—you guessed it—Star Trek (and plenty of other geeky things)!
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    1 h y 37 m
  • 63. Holmes Beyond Doyle (with Christopher D. Abbott)

    63. Holmes Beyond Doyle (with Christopher D. Abbott)
    Sep 21 2021
    Science fiction writer Scott Pearson and cohost Ella Pearson welcome author Christopher D. Abbott to discuss Sherlock Holmes on screen and in books not by Arthur Conan Doyle, including Abbott's own Watson Chronicles series of novellas. The game's afoot!
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    1 h y 33 m
  • 62. Interview: Erin Macdonald

    62. Interview: Erin Macdonald
    Apr 22 2021
    Science fiction writer Scott Pearson and cohost Ella Pearson welcome astrophysicist, teacher, writer, and, last but not least, science consultant for the Star Trek Universe Erin Macdonald to talk about gravity waves, Star Trek tattoos, science consulting, and, for our older listeners, her favorite Scotch whisky.
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    58 m
  • 61. Interview: Noah Averbach-Katz

    61. Interview: Noah Averbach-Katz
    Mar 12 2021
    Science fiction writer Scott Pearson and cohost Ella Pearson welcome actor Noah Averbach-Katz, Star Trek: Discovery’s Ryn the Andorian, who regales us with stories of growing up with a Trekkie mom, his (mis)adventures with Grudge the cat, working with his wife Mary “Tilly” Wiseman, and more geeky goodness.
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    1 h
  • 60. Catching Fire

    60. Catching Fire
    Feb 8 2021
    Science fiction writer and editor Scott Pearson and cohost Ella Pearson return to the dystopian world of Katniss, discussing the second film in the four-film adaptation of the Suzanne Collins book trilogy. Hunger Games fan Ella guides her newbie dad through his first viewing of the movie, doing her best to remind him of the character names he forgets.
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    47 m
  • 59. The Hunger Games

    59. The Hunger Games
    May 19 2020
    Ella introduces her dad to the dystopian world of Katniss through the first film adaptation of the Suzanne Collins trilogy. Although Ella has read all the books and seen all the movies multiple times, Dad-half has neither read nor watched any of them. We discuss the film and Ella fills in details from the books.
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    40 m
  • 58. Geek Actors Live on Stage

    58. Geek Actors Live on Stage
    Feb 27 2020
    Ella puts the “geek” in “theatre geek” as she tells us about multiple visits to the Harold Pinter Theatre in London for a variety of plays by, well, Harold Pinter. Among the cavalcade of British actors of stage and screen she saw performing were Charlie “Daredevil” Cox, Martin “Watson/Bilbo” Freeman, Rupert “Lestrade” Graves, and Tom “Loki” Hiddleston! But wait, there’s more! At theatres other than the Pinter, she had a chance to see Arthur “Rory” Darvill and Hayley “Agent Carter” Atwell! Scott also chimes in with his own adventures seeing geek actors on stage.
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    43 m