Podcasts about Stardate

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Series 3, Episode 5. First broadcast on Thursday 7 August 2025. Stardate: 2184.4. This week, so entranced is Nathan by the beauty of the Enterprise crew, the size and glossy finish of its sets, and the technological wonder of the effects wall that he completely fails to notice that basically nothing happens for about half an hour. Fortunately, Joe is here to help out.

Super Disco - Owen Thomas - June 2026 Show: Super Disco Artist: Owen Thomas Air Date: 12 June 2026 Genre: House / Disco House / Funky House / Nu Disco / Disco Another hour of stomping funky house and disco fuelled tunes to work you into the weekend! Tracklist: 1. T-Connection - At Midnight (Dr Packer Remix) 2. Odyssey - Native New Yorker (Adra Disco Rescue Remix) 3. Stardate & Paul Varney - Who We Are 4. Luca Guerrieri - Disco Connection 5. Ashford & Simpson - Found A Cure (SLY Rework) 6. Michael Gray feat. Mike Dunn - You & Me 7. Grandpa Funk - High 8. Andy Bach - Feel The Night 9. Cristoph - Disco Juice 10. John Adam & Luda Lacoste - Spread Love 11. Rombe4t & Roland Clark - Everything's Alright 12. Aline Rocha & Caio Cenci - Miss The Water 13. Marco Melissen - Disco Energy 14 Milton Shadow - Black Night 15. Da Rock Solid Reprebates & Sabrina Johnston - I Wanna Sing Originally broadcast on Data Transmission Radio. Listen live and explore the archive: https://radio.datatransmission.co

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Series 1, Episodes 1–2. First broadcast on Sunday 3 January 1993. Stardate: 46379.1. – Every time I throw this ball, a hundred different things can happen in a game. He might swing and miss, he might hit it. The point is, you never know. You try to anticipate, set a strategy for all the possibilities as best you can, but in the end it comes down to throwing one pitch after another and seeing what happens. With each new consequence, the game begins to take shape. – And you have no idea what that shape is until it is completed. – That's right. In fact, the game wouldn't be worth playing if we knew what was going to happen. It's the first pitch of the game, and something groundbreaking and historic is about to happen. Which is why we're still here, thirty-three years later.

Star Trek: The Next Generation, Series 5, Episode 19. First broadcast on Monday 30 March 1992. Stardate: 45703.9. This week, Wesley faces a difficult choice. Option A: to help build another fortress of impunity to defend his privileged friends from the demands of justice and kindness. Option B: to tell the truth and expose them all to the consequences of their actions. Perhaps unsurprisingly, he chooses the least fashionable option.

On Phasers Set To Stun, we recognize the popularity of all things Star Trek, with a look at the television shows, animation, movies, and much more!This year marks the 60th anniversary of Star Trek and while Scott takes shore leave, Wayne and David are sharing everything they know about this year's upcoming Star Trek TV series, novels, toys, and comic books. They'll tease what you can expect from Phasers Set To Stun this year, and ponder the fate of Star Trek as it heads into an unknown development phase with Paramount. Check out our YouTube Channel and subscribe now!Head over to our Patreon and get started with a FREE 7-day trial. We've got plenty of exclusive content and episodes that you'll only find there! You can also sign up as a free member! www.afilmbypodcast.com/ for more information.Email us at afilmbypodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and requests.Find us on Instagram, X, and Facebook @afilmbypodcast.

Star Trek: Voyager, Series 5, Episode 6. First broadcast on Wednesday 18 November 1998. Stardate: 52143.6 (2375) and 2390. This week, Joe and Nathan stare in wonder at an episode of Voyager that gets everything right — a compelling hook, a couple of memorable and significant visuals, a clear and straightforward time loop premise, and a human story of guilt, atonement and forgiveness. One of the best episodes in Star Trek history.

Star Trek: The Original Series, Series 3, Episode 22. First broadcast on Friday 7 March 1969. Stardate: 5906.4. This week, a feculent alien rock-monster decides to make a TV episode to determine which philosophy is stronger — good or evil. To that end, he gets his friends to dress up as Abraham Lincoln and various racist stereotypes, so they can toss sticks and jabolite rocks at each other until it's time for The Name of the Game to come on. We've seen it all before, but rarely with such an impressive lack of conviction.

Star Trek: Prodigy, Series 2, Episodes 19–20. First broadcast on Monday 1 July 2024. Stardate: 62314.8 and 5 April 2385. Oh, Dal, I wasn't talking about now. The reason the universe needs you all together, that hasn't happened yet. Things yet to come, wondrous and terrible things. But you'll have to wait and see. It's nearly time to say goodbye to the crew of the USS Prodigy as they fly off in search of new adventures. But before they go, they get to save Earth, Solum and the entire universe, while proving that it was their own bravery and ingenuity that won them the Protostar in the first place. It's exciting, breathtakingly beautiful, bewilderingly complex and just incredibly entertaining. And we're sad to see it go.

Star Trek: The Next Generation, Series 4, Episode 13. First broadcast on Monday 4 February 1991. Stardate: . Many years ago, Joe and Nathan were offered a contract by a shadowy devilish figure, who promised them 180 episodes of peace and prosperity until her return, when she would demand their eternal servitude, mostly consisting of admiring her smile and the fabulosity of her hair. Honestly, they can both see the upside.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Series 1, Episode 1. First broadcast on Thursday 15 January 2026. Stardate: . This week, the children of Earth face a difficult and precarious future — one that they didn't create but that they must nevertheless endure. And now there's a new Star Trek series where that's basically happening too. But in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, these kids have hope: some weird and kindly people are here, with patience and empathy, determined to help them find a way through.

Star Trek: Voyager, Series 6, Episode 23. First broadcast on Wednesday 3 May 2000. Stardate: . This week, Joe and Nathan struggle to find exactly the right word to express their feelings about this episode.

Star Trek: Enterprise, Series 2, Episode 10. First broadcast on Wednesday 27 November 2002. Stardate: . Another astonishingly dull and unambitious week aboard Enterprise, as Hoshi Sato is accidentally transported into a high-concept plot that we've seen done better half a dozen times in the last fifteen years. Things liven up slightly ten minutes from the end, when we are treated to the dumbest line of dialogue in the history of the franchise.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Series 4, Episodes 1–2. First broadcast on Monday 2 October 1995. Stardate: 49011.4. This week, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine starts again — with a second pilot episode two and a half years after the first one. It's The Best of Both Worlds, but much faster, funnier and more confident. And this is only the beginning. Again.

Star Trek Movie #5. Release date: 1989.Stardate: 8454.1. The quintessential odd-numbered Star Trek film, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier roared onto our screens in 1989, delighting and enthralling basically no one at all. Still, despite the glacial pace, the lack of incident and the horrendous special effects, it has something to say — something about the love and friendship between weird and grumpy old men who have known and annoyed one another for decades. And if you've got that, who needs Sha Ka Ree?

Star Trek: The Next Generation, Series 3, Episode 26 / Series 4, Episode 1. First broadcast on Monday 18 June 1990 and Monday 24 September 1990. Stardate: 43989.1. This week, a seminal moment in the history of television appears to be taking place at 0.5× speed.

Star Trek: The Next Generation, Series 2, Episode 18. First broadcast on Monday 22 May 1989. Stardate: 42823.2. “Terrible beyond terrible.” Ronald D. Moore “Here lies a colossal mess of a show, mixing serious (albeit unrealized) science fiction with broad, less-than-funny comedy.” Jamahl Epsicokhan, Jammer's Reviews “Sometimes you just have to bow to the absurd.” Jean–Luc Picard “That was fun.” “Yeah, I thought that was great.” Joe and Nathan, Untitled Star Trek Project

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Series 6, Episode 11. First broadcast on Saturday 3 January 1998. Stardate: 51408.6. This week on Deep Space Nine, Dukat (Kathy Bates) and Sisko (James Caan) crash land on one of Star Trek's less convincing standing sets, and then have a proper talk about their Feelings and Values. (Antipathy, and for one of them, Racism.)

For Volume 13, STYLEX brings another round of fresh club bangers and underground tech house heat. Expect driving basslines, infectious grooves, and floor-shaking energy featuring tracks from DJ Dove, Stardate, Jewel Kid, Ferreck Dawn and more. This episode also showcases STYLEX's latest track, ‘House of Strings', a punchy, groove-driven tune that blends melodic hooks with heavy low-end energy. Following the opening set, Ace Vedo joins for a 30-minute guest mix. Based out of Florida, Ace delivers a groove-heavy selection packed with rhythm, energy, and pure dancefloor flavour. Whether you're warming up for the weekend, cruising through late-night vibes, or reliving the club from home, turn it up loud and lock into the sound of the underground. Follow STYLEX: Instagram: www.instagram.com/stylex.dj SoundCloud: @djstylexuk Follow Ace Vedo: Instagram: www.instagram.com/ace_vedoofficial SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/djace_vedo ⚡️Like the Show? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it!

Star Trek: Voyager, Series 4, Episode 16. First broadcast on Wednesday 18 February 1998. Stardate: 51652.3. This week, we are properly introduced to Voyager's latest Intransigent Alien Antagonist, in preparation for a thrilling two-part epic in a couple of weeks' time. And things go pretty well, on the whole, despite (or perhaps because of) some interpersonal conflict between two important cast members and their characters.

The Holiday Seasons are slamming into our faces and wallets! The Banter Banter hosts sit down again at the corner of Nostalgia and Reality to talk about the holiday log, which might be your backlog! Mike discusses some of his advance preparations for the bigliest of the Capitalist holidays and prior history of being empty of expendable cash to get things for family and friends. After a little chat about the spooky Friday night costumes, Manny shares his food holiday plan of attack to be as inclusive as possible. So grab your chair and take your seat with Banter Banter for another fireside chat at this corner called Nostalgia & Reality!Intro/Outro:Kong Flix by Voicedbymic on instawebsite: https://blackboxentertainment.ca/Cover art:Pepper's Socials: https://linktr.ee/peppertroopaBanter on X: https://twitter.com/Banter_CastMike's Socials: https://linktr.ee/meanblazin Manny's Socials: https://linktr.ee/brogarAaron's Socials: VIIIBitWizard on XEmail: banterbantercast@gmail.com

Star Trek: The Next Generation, Series 1, Episode 3. First broadcast on Monday 5 October 1987. Stardate: 41209.2. An unexpected but not unprecedented miracle turns water into booze on board the Enterprise-D, and soon the entire crew is horny, depressed, or facing an awkward meeting with HR on Monday. After all this, Joe can't see how this show becomes a hit, but Nathan thinks he can. Bottoms up, everyone!

Star Trek: The Original Series, Series 1, Episode 18. First broadcast on Thursday 19 January 1967. Stardate: 3045.6. Gornfest 2025 continues this week on Untitled Star Trek Project, as we head back to 1967 — when the Gorn were just a single rubber lizard in a spangly minidress and the Federation was barely a glint in Gene L. Coon's eye. Iconic, memorable and visually striking — this is why nerds still podcast about the show 58½ years later.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Series 2, Episode 10 / Series 3, Episode 1. First broadcast on Thursday 10 August 2023. Stardate: 2344.2. This week, Strange New Worlds asks the question, “What if The Best of Both Worlds, but with higher production values, more modern narrative techniques, and much better hair?” The answer might surprise you.

Stardate 2025.251. To celebrate Star Trek Day, I wanted to talk about some Star Trek related news, specifically, The Last Starship (IDW), Starfleet Academy, Khan, and two upcoming games. I end with some quick thoughts about Strange New Worlds season 3 (up to and including episode 7). Feedback! Email = longboxreview@gmail.com Text/voicemail = 208-953-1841 Social = Bluesky Mastodon Facebook Web = longboxreview.com Thanks for listening! Theme music: “Saving the World” by Aaron Kenny  episode 17

"A Dance – Tiger Stripes Back To Jazz (Miguel Migs Salty Rework) – Emiliano S, Miguel Migs Hype (Record Club Remix) – Drake Deep Underground (N.W.N. Remix) – Dj Disciple, David Tort, Dj Ruff, N.W.N. Give It Up (Sebb Junior Extended Remix) – Kry (IT), Stardate, Sebb Junior Make It Out (Mana's Dub) – Crackazat Hold On Honey (Extended Mix) – Groove P, Adeva Who Got The Funk (Extended Mix) – Fedde Le Grand I Wanna Thank You (Extended Mix) – Harry Romero, Jose Nunez, Alex Alicea, Shawnee Taylor I Like It Like That – Rosbern Lift Your Heart (Extended Mix) – Daniel Steinberg After Five (Extended) – Luke Alessi Discover Love (Extended Mix) – Roel Drunk Dialing (Record Club Edit) – Curren$y, Wiz Khalifa Time For Peace – Tiger Stripes Cardi B - Money (Ralph Session NYC Boot Tapes Mix) Explicit – Ralph Session The Way (Original Mix) – Jay Vegas Cloonee – Young M.A Pump (Extended Mix) – Tiger Stripes"

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Series 2, Episode 9. First broadcast on Thursday 3 August 2023. Stardate: 2398.3. Strange New Worlds jumps genres this week to create something hitherto inconceivable in Star Trek: a high-stakes space problem that can only be solved with a massive, heartfelt musical finale.

Star Trek: Voyager, Series 6, Episode 7. First broadcast on Wednesday 10 November 1999. Stardate: 53167.9. This week, the crew of the USS Voyager awaken an ancient evil and unleash it upon the Delta Quadrant: the Vaadwaur, a phantom army that appears out of thin air, destroys entire colonies, and vanishes in the blink of an eye — but whose soldiers' physiognomy is such that few men can find them afterwards.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Series 4, Episode 23. First broadcast on Monday 13 May 1996. Stardate: 49904.2. There's a get-to-know-you buffet at 1930 this week, as the crew of the Defiant team up with the Jem'Hadar to fight some Jem'Hadar rebels who want to take over the Galaxy. And, surprisingly late in the series, we get the first appearance of Jeffrey Combs as Weyoun.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Series 1, Episode 17. First broadcast on Sunday 23 May 1993. Stardate: 46925.1. Three plots for the price of one this week on Deep Space Nine. In reverse order of importance: (C) we all stand around in Ops talking about the computer; (B) Julian gets some funny lines and a pleasantly unsurprising character arc; and (A) Odo and Lwaxana are trapped in a lift together with nothing to do but some amazing and even quite moving acting. Underrated, but mostly by people who don't enjoy things that are good.

Star Trek: Lower Decks, Series 5, Episode 7. First broadcast on Thursday 28 November 2024. Stardate: 59499.6. This week, Tendi and T'Lyn learn the usual Star Trek lesson about co-operation and competition, Boimler and Rutherford learn that Starfleet uniforms are less absorbent than is sometimes necessary, and Mariner learns that the real Inner Light experience comes from the friends (and murderers) we meet along the way. And Data shows up too, is just as delightful and wise as we always expect him to be.

Stardate: 81055.9 Recording Status: “Involuntary Reboot Loop”System Status:Zero initiated sequence… then forgot why.Attempted auto-transcription... Result: [ERROR 502: Bad Gateway to Hell]. Notes flagged for excessive alcohol content and “ambient horniness”. System override triggered by “too many soundboard lasers, not enough logic.”[Transcript Reconstruction: PARTIAL]: Okay, Ripley, but if the asteroid is made of hops… does that make us the beer foam? : I swear to Emperor Zurg if Zero burps one more binary I'm yanking his RAM out manually. : Can someone PLEASE explain why there's a ferret in the captain's chair??Highlights (??):: “Would a black hole get you drunk faster?”: “If you could vape time, would you?”[Voicemod Catastrophe Detected] – Entire segment recorded in accidental sexy vampire filter.Unsolved Debate: Is Earth just a locked server in an abandoned MMO?[Error Code 42069: Echo Chamber Overflow] – Joeba mispronounces “asteroid” as “ass droid” for 12 straight minutes.System Notes:“Zero began singing Smash Mouth in reverse. That's a Class 7 haunting.”“Podcast declared legally non-Euclidean in 3 star systems.”“Hosts keep referencing a ‘beer comet' no one else can see.”Transmission Support Channels:Instagram – @theslurredkind Email – ⁠closeencountersslurredkind@gmail.com⁠ Web – ⁠ceskpod.42.io⁠ Facebook Group – Join the chaosPodcast Outro:

Star Trek: The Original Series, Series 3, Episode 12. First broadcast on Friday 6 December 1968. Stardate: 5121.5. A series of urgent production catastrophes this week, as we arrive at Paramount Studios with no set, no lines for our female guest star, and a script with no story and no plot. Can these omnipotent bum-headed aliens help us out?

Star Trek: The Next Generation, Series 3, Episode 21. First broadcast on Monday 29 April 1991. Stardate: 44769.2. This week, Jean Simmons strides imperiously onto the Enterprise bridge, accompanied by her executive assistant, her scary stenographer, her daddy issues, and a terrifying sense of self-righteous rage. Unmissable.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Series 6, Episode 7. First broadcast on Friday 10 October 1997. Stardate: 51247.5. This week, Worf and Jadzia celebrate the triumphant 150th episode of Untitled Star Trek Project by setting a date for their wedding, holding one fun party and one excruciating one, punching a future mother-in-law in the face, calling off the wedding, calling it back on again, and having sex with that handsome young lieutenant from the USS Sutherland. Or was that last one just us?

Star Trek: The Next Generation, Series 1, Episode 26. First broadcast on Monday 16 May 1988. Stardate: 41986.0. This week, Joe and Nathan are woken from 380 years of cryosleep to discover that the world has changed forever: the ship's captain isn't friendly and welcoming like Captain Stubing, some of their ports of call have been scooped in their entirety off the surface of the planet, and those people in that scary green cruise ship over there look very unfriendly indeed.

Star Trek: Voyager, Series 1, Episode 16. First broadcast on Monday 22 May 1995. Stardate: 48846.5. Two B-plots on Star Trek: Voyager this week, each one more forgettable than the other. In the A B-plot, Tuvok is unreasonably mean to four obnoxious misfits, while the B B-plot is somehow about cheese.

Star Trek: Discovery, Series 2, Episodes 13–14. First broadcast on Thursday 11 April 2019 and Thursday 18 April 2019. Stardate: 1050.8. The whole of Discovery Series 2 has been leading to this: a baffling and possibly ill-advised decision to catapult the show 930 years into the future. (Spoiler: it turns out better than we could have dared to imagine.) On the way though, we get to experience breathtaking CGI, some vertiginous camerawork, and more heartfelt and prolonged emotion than the entire history of the franchise to date.

Star Trek: The Next Generation, Series 5, Episode 6. First broadcast on Monday 28 October 1991. Stardate: 45208.2. This week, it's The One Where the Entire Crew is Taken over by an Orgasmatronic Video Game. Oh, and Wesley's back as well. It's Star Trek, at the very top of its (don't say it) Game.

**Stardate:** 81042.6 **Recording Status:** "Spilling Over" **System Status:**Zero-Frux attempted transcription… Result: **[ERROR 502: Bad Gateway to Sanity]** Notes corrupted due to **"severe beer flood and excessive nonsense levels."** Recovery efforts... **[FAILED]** **[Transcript Reconstruction: BEGIN]** : "Ripley, if an AI passes out, does it dream of electric hangovers?" : "Depends. Did it drink enough liquid RAM?" : "Zero, initiate coherent speech mode..." : **[COMMAND REJECTED: SYSTEM SLURRING AT 85%]** **Highlights (if you can call them that):** : "If a Xenomorph plays beer pong, does it count as acid damage?" : "Why does Predator's helmet have WiFi, but Zero-Frux still runs on dial-up?" **[Random Tangent Detected]** – Discussion derails into whether beer foam is technically a **"tiny drunk cloud."** **[Error Code 808: Infinite Loop]** – Zero attempts to define **"quantum chugging"** but crashes after attempting to divide by hops. **System Notes:** "Data compromised. Hosts continue to spout absurdity. Immediate intervention required… *but also kinda entertaining.*"

Star Trek: Lower Decks, Series 5, Episode 2. First broadcast on Thursday 24 October 2024. Stardate: 59376.9. Everyone learns a valuable lesson this week: Boimler learns about the perks and perils of being the fun boss, Tendi learns what it takes to be a kick-ass swashbuckling aunt, and T'Lyn learns why, how and how much Rutherford and Tendi love each other. Even the gardener bot gets a little arc. (Good for him.)

Captain's Log, Stardate 1709.2 After a long hiatus, the Trek-Cast is back with the season one classic, Balance of Terror. I am excited for the submarine inspired action sequences, but can't help but feel uneasy… I suspect that one of my crew is a Romulan spy - I can't prove it, but what I can prove is that someone is stealing my hair plugs and selling them on the black market at outrageous prices. I'm hoping to smoke this individual out on the episode and find out where their allegiances lie, by how they rate the dorky looking fashion of the Romulan crew… I'm your host and captain, Dave, and joining me again as we brace for impact from the giant red ball of death are fellow Trekkies Lt. Mike and First Officer Jackie. Topics of discussion in this episode include Trek at its best, aka: submarine style space combat; we'll also call the fashion police on the Romulan crew's attire; and finally, William Shatner shows his acting chops and proves that James T. Kirk is more than the Zap Brannigan parody he is known for. Be sure to rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can also Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, or shoot us an email at apocalypsevideopod@gmail.com What are your favorite episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series? Let us know, but please, only logical answers will be accepted. The Apocalypse Video Trek Cast will return with Journey to Babel.

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Star Trek: The Next Generation, Series 3, Episode 4. First broadcast on Monday 16 October 1989. Stardate: 43173.5. – You see, my people once lived in caves. And then we learned to build huts and, in time, to build ships like this one. – Perhaps one day, my people will travel above the skies. – Of that, I have absolutely no doubt. Top-tier Star Trek this week, as The Next Generation belatedly hits its stride, with a well-written, well-acted and well-made story about the beauty and fragility of progress.

On "Phasers Set To Stun," we recognize the popularity of all things Star Trek, with a look at the television shows, animation, movies, and much more! This episode, our crew is back on the bridge ready to discuss all the great new upcoming Star Trek projects. They're letting you know what's heading to this quadrant, and offering up their... trekxpectations!For exclusive episodes and content, send some latinum to our Patreon here! You can sign up for a FREE 7-day trial, or sign up for a free membership to get limited access!Check out www.afilmbypodcast.com/ for more information.Email us at afilmbypodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and requests.Find us on X Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @afilmbypodcast.

Stardate: 81042.6Recording Status: “Unpredictable” System Status: Zero attempted transcription… Result: [ERROR 418: I'm a Teapot] Notes corrupted due to “unusually high nonsense levels.” Recovery efforts initiated… [Transcript Reconstruction: BEGIN] : “Okay, Ripley, what's the one thing you'd NEVER tell a Wookiee after three margaritas?”: “That the mullet's coming back. It's not, Joeba. It's just not.”: "Requesting permission to self-destruct... Denied." Highlights (if you can call them that): : “Would an Ewok get a discount on a booster seat?” : “Never trust a guy with two monocles. Commit to the full goggles or get out.” [Random Tangent Detected] - Debate spirals into whether Zero has a "dream job" or if existing in the Swirl is a perpetual nightmare. [Error Code 3001: Randomness Detected] – Hosts attempt to define “schlorping” and why it's banned on most intergalactic dating apps. System Notes: "Does not compute. Hosts are incorrigible."

More mixes can be found on my YouTube channel along with the latest from my label (Brooklyn BeatDown Music) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH5gF0DK3jWT02u-aA5zsUA[](http://) **PLAYLIST** Aili, Paresse - Babychan (Paresse Remix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnbPBHP-2XU AnAmStyle - Outside (Original Mix) https://www.traxsource.com/track/12620962/outside-original-mix The Bootz & Kutz Stratagem - Smack Dab In The Middle https://www.traxsource.com/track/12702472/smack-dab-in-the-middle Walter G, Venessa Jackson - Gimme Some Lovin' (Vocal edit) https://www.traxsource.com/track/12627276/gimme-some-lovin-vocal-edit Rod Carrillo, Diego Brown - The Way (Club Mix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPfXuePrZZU Martina Budde, Riccardo Fiori, Karmina Dai - I'll Do My Best (Extended Mix) https://www.traxsource.com/track/12495914/ill-do-my-best-extended-mix Manuel Varey - Sylveon (Original Mix) https://www.traxsource.com/track/12487474/sylveon-original-mix IsaVis, Nassi, AnAmStyle, Aldo Bergamasco, Carol Jiani - Get Ready Be Happy (Original Mix) https://www.traxsource.com/track/12617273/get-ready-be-happy-original-mix Diskobar - So Mad (Original Mix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6sD9L8WHyE Disko Dust Trip - Freak In Me (Original Mix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3R8oyscQSxE Phie Claire, Stardate, Dancing Divaz - Make It Happen (Stardate & Dancing Divaz Deep Dip 2024) https://www.traxsource.com/track/12612124/make-it-happen-stardate-and-dancing-divaz-deep-dip-2024 Miracle Thomas ft. Dave Mascall - Let a Man Be a Man (Soulful House Extended Mix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ng0KPFC0ZtY The Bootz & Kutz Stratagem - 2nity https://www.traxsource.com/track/12702471/2nity Chemars - Celebrate (Original Mix) https://www.traxsource.com/track/12623874/celebrate-original-mix Jay Caruso, G-Sax - Turn The Music Up (Original Mix) https://www.traxsource.com/track/12667538/turn-the-music-up-original-mix

Alex Kentucky inspires and motivates you with his live mix from the paradise island of Ibiza. Dont miss the opportunity to enjoy the full experience at XF Gym. XF Ibiza 015 01. Jono McLeery - To See You Again 02. Detras Del Viral - Painful Choice 03. Logic1000 - Oceanic feat. Vagabon 04. Rhye - The Fall (Ivo Franza Remix) 05. Tom Odell, Lost Frequencies - Black Friday (Pretty Like The Sun) 06. DJ Shade (FR) - Good Times 07. Stardate, Nicolas Lacaille, Carol Jiani - Free Yourself 08. Dam Swindle - The Last Time 09. Vellichor - This Is War 10. Mijangos, George Calle - Dis Poem (Mijangos Afro Latino Mix) 11. Ralph Session - I Need You 12. Ralph Session - Boogie Thanks to all the labels and artist for his music. All tracks selected and mixed by Alex Kentucky www.alexkentucky.com Encoded by MUSICZONE PODCAST SERVICES

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Ship Droid Data Entry 489. Stardate 2067.43.2 (Transmission Initiated…) Error 404. Corrupt Disc. System Overload. Unauthorized beverage detected on command console 5jghvbfds7... Systems failing…[AUTO-TRANSLATING…] English (Estimation 78.4% accuracy): Comm Log Recap:System Reboot at 13:42. Playback of recent Slurred Lines Episode log… [Playback Failed] Crew Status: Joeba Fett — Status: Incapacitated (Probable Cause: "Testing" alien beverages) Ripley Scott — Status: Annoyed (Revised Status: Still Annoyed) Ship Condition: Minor damage to navigation console. Strange smell originating from cargo bay. End of Entry.