Join us as we discuss the Star Trek episodes we’re picking up on our Long Range Sensors.
About the Show
Long Range Sensors is a retrospective Star Trek podcast series by British podcasters Alastair & Trev.
Tune in to hear them reminisce about a different episode of Star Trek every month. These two life-long Trek fans offer up their knowledge, insights, and British memories of this well-loved 50+ year franchise that continues to astound, entertain and inspire people to this day.
Additional Content
In addition to our main podcast, we have other shows that allow us to talk more about the wider world of Star Trek:
Short Range Sensors is our new short-form spin-off show where we voyage together to the final frontier of nostalgia; discussing what life was like growing up with Star Trek, covering a range of memorabilia including books, toys, games, and more. We also take a look at sets, props, and costumes, in addition to trying to head-canon our way out of various Star Trek plot holes.
Subspace Live is our members-only live show where we chat about what we’ve been up to recently, along with all the latest news & releases from the current wave of Star Trek series and films.
About the hosts
Alastair and Trev both met in London, England back in 2008. They naturally bonded over Star Trek, and it wasn’t long before they recorded a one-off podcast episode about the movie Star Trek: The Motion Picture. It was intended to see how well they’d work together as as co-hosts, which led to them producing a general-interest podcast together. Then in 2013 they teamed up again to work on Console Shock; their retro gaming show on YouTube which Trev has since turned into a successful podcast.
Now, several years later, they’ve both returned to their roots to start a new transatlantic podcast together all about Star Trek.
Alastair & Trev outside the holodeck at Destination Star Trek: London, October 2012
Alastair McFly
Alastair is a British expat who’s been living in Nova Scotia since 2014. He is currently writing an unofficial Star Trek guide aimed at new viewers, and you can often find him streaming Minecraft on Twitch. He is also a semi-regular co-host on other podcasts including The Citadel Cafe and Console Shock.
Website: AlastairMcFly.com
Trevor Wale
Trevor, an avid Charlton Athletic F.C. supporter based in London, is best known as one of the hosts of Console Shock; his podcast focusing on modern & retro gaming chat. He’s been a trekkie since 1989 (beating Alastair by a year), and alongside Trek his favourite things are Transformers, GI Joe, and playing & collecting video games.
Website: ConsoleShock.net