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A VERY SPOILER FILLED look at the new Trek movie, plus listener mail!


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A VERY SPOILER FILLED look at the new Trek movie, plus listener mail!

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Covering “Lessons” and “The Chase.”

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AAl & Matt face danger in the Mysterious East and the world mourns the loss of a truly tragic American.
Bonus material

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Covering “Birthright part 2” and “Starship Mine” with Vishal Bharadwaj.

I go solo to discuss the loss of an influential force in my life.

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Covering “Tapestry” and “Birthright part 1” with Adrian Bachnivsky.

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Chapter two of our serial, Matt reveals a new invention and Disney entertains fresh ideas for Star Wars!

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Covering “Aquiel” and “Face of the Enemy” with “Irish” Gav Brown.
As you may be aware, Sarcastic Voyage has changed formats. We now largely do prepared material (sketches and longer-form comedy), punctuated by a few short host segments. We know that some people were fond of our earlier work — particularly the friends we talked to on the show. We’d rather not mislead potential new listeners by leaving these very different shows out there, though. So, here’s the compromise: you can download the old shows here, in blocks of 20. So… good luck with all that!
| Episodes 1-20 | Featuring Dave Fields, Mark Boszko, Chris Coleman, Scott Ziolko, Jason Ellis, Mark Darin, Ed Casey, Sabrina Snyder, Adrian Bachnivsky, Pat Loika, Angel Robinson, Jose Baez, Kevin Lynch, Gav Brown, Gav Drury, Annie Ladner and Corwin Gibson. Also includes our first annual appearance at the Emerald City Comic Con. |
| Episodes 21-40 | Featuring Tony Palermo, Amanda Smith, Dewey Bass, Heather Andresen, Chris Page, Brian Lynch, Blandy Buchanan, Irene, Maria Bustillos, theme shows on Back to the Future, Star Trek (TOS, TNG, DS9), The Simpsons and Star Wars; and year one of Clusterflonk. |
| Episodes 41-60 | Featuring Dustin Long, Kevin Lynch, Rob Humphries, Lauri Chapple, Pete Lenz, Michael Kupperman, Travis Holyfield, Terry Drosdak, Chuck Metcalf, Mallory DuVal, Mike DiDonato, Andy Fleck, Ashwin Pande; theme shows on Ghostbusters and Buffy and our 50th episode. |
| Episode 61-80 | Featuring Pat McDonnell, Michael Charles Hill, Laura Woodard, Jessy Schutz, Albert Ching, Ted Bigsby, Jen Siciliano, Gav Brown, Mallory DuVal and a celebration of our one year anniversary. |
| Episodes 81-100 | Featuring Terry Drosdak, Shana Ziolko, Adrian Bachnivsky, our 100th episode and the second annual Clusterflonk. |
| Episodes 101-120 | Featuring several of our regular guests, a theme show on Futurama and our second annual appearance at the Emerald City Comic Con. |
| Episodes 121-140 | Featuring serious steps toward our current format, the third installment of Clusterflonk and our third annual appearance at the Emerald City Comic Con. |
| Episodes 141-161 | Featuring several regulars, plus Monica Hamburg and Kimberly LaJeunesse. Also covering the fourth annual Clusterflonk. |
Wondering where all that cool cover art went? Check out our album of it! If you see something you’d like us to put on a shirt, let us know. We can probably hook that up, if it’s not already offered in our store.
You may have heard (since we’ve mentioned it about thirteen times on this website alone) that the format of Sarcastic Voyage is changing a bit. However, it’s been a bit of a gradual change over time, and the past year or so’s worth of shows are already effectively in “the new format.” So, we’ve chopped out some of the extraneous bits from those episodes and inserted the current theme music. These could now, effectively, fall under the new banner that we’ve erected. (Heh. Erected. Heh. Girth. Heh. Thrust.) The removal of the mail segments from these episodes is in no way a reflection of our opinions of the featured guests. We just feel that the mail segment was the weakest part of the show, and we were hoping to concentrate on the less weak parts. In hopes of making a not-terrible show. The original shows are available, untouched, in our archives. Safe journeys!