Podcasts about subspace transmissions

Agents Scott and Cam, along with guest operative Tyler Orton of the Subspace Transmissions podcast, ride a moon buggy through Las Vegas while tackling Sean Connery's final Eon-produced 007 adventure, Diamonds Are Forever. Directed by Guy Hamilton. Starring Sean Connery, Jill St. John, Charles Gray, Lana Wood, Jimmy Dean, Bruce Cabot, Putter Smith, Bruce Glover and Norman Burton. Check out Subspace Transmissions wherever you get your podcasts, and follow them on Facebook and YouTube. Also, make sure to watch Calvin Dyson and David Lowbridge-Ellis's excellent YouTube video on Queer Characters in James Bond films.  Become a SpyHards Patron and gain access to top secret "Agents in the Field" bonus episodes, movie commentaries and more! Pick up exclusive SpyHards merch, including the "What Does Vargas Do?" t-shirt by @shaylayy, available only at Redbubble Social media: @spyhards View the NOC List and the Disavowed List at Letterboxd.com/spyhards Podcast artwork by Hannah Hughes.

Where to find Cam Smith@spyhards on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook@camvsmith on Twitter4:45 When did you know you wanted to get into podcasting?The Ups and Downs of ‘07 podcastingAnother Star Trek podcast?Spyhards OriginsSpyhards Sneak Peak Family Spy Movies10:14 What do you wish you had known when you had started out?Stick to a scheduleCo Host WorkloadStruggles of early podcastingTips for a Great Podcast The Importance of the NOC List17:50 What gets you through the tough times?Podcast as an OutletComfort in FilmConstant ImprovementHow movies help22:19 What are you curious about?Movies!  Even ones he doesn't like25:26 What should I ask you that I didn't know enough to ask?Cam does more than watch movies?Surprising bullwhip inspirationCam's unreleased album30:56 If you could create a new holiday what would it commemorate?Holiday Movie PitchJames Bond DayCam makes his case

With Paul waylaid by the possibility of football coming home, Liam and Matt welcome Cam Smith from the Spy Hards and Subspace Transmissions podcasts to discuss one of his favourite episodes of the often overlooked Star Trek series, Enterprise. Cam tells us the origins of his Star Trek fandom and his own experiences of hosting panels at the Star Trek Las Vegas convention. Then we dissect Cam's episode choice, Twilight, discussing the Archer/T'Pol relationship, the timey whimey concept of the story and the history of alternative timelines in the Star Trek universe It's been a long road getting from the last time we covered Enterprise on the podcast to here but the time is finally near, and all you have to do is stream or download this episode now!   As usual you can find SPOCKLIGHT on: TWITTER - @spocklightpod INSTAGRAM – @spocklightpod FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/spocklightpod/ EMAIL - spocklightpod@gmail.com Please Follow, like, share and all that good stuff.   You can find Cam @camvsmith on Twitter and the SpyHards and Subspace Transmissions podcasts wherever you catch your pods. Credit for our wonderful theme music goes to the incredibly talented, Adam Johnston's, you can find more of his work at - https://adamjohnstonuk.bandcamp.com/ Our beautiful artwork was created by Stephen Trumble, see more at http://www.stephentrumble.com  Huge thanks to Russell Honeywell for post production support

Find out what your listeners want by running a survey. On the Google drive section, look up forms. There you will find templates designed to create a survey for free. The data you get back will help you to know who your listeners are and what they want you to talk about. All feedback is good feedback. Create a better show for your subscribers. This week I'm joined by the hosts of SpyHards Podcast, Scott & Cam https://www.spyhards.com/ Agent Scott Hardy Whilst little is known about this relatively new agent, what is for certain is that he relies more on luck than skill. Hailing from London, England, Scott is mostly likely to be found at the local pub drinking an appletini and trying to convince people that George Lazenby is underrated. Before his most recent assignment to the SpyHards podcast he taught Baccarat-flirting and last-minute-bomb-defusing at the British Intelligence Academy. We are reliably informed he fancies himself as a bit of a ladies man. The ladies disagree. Aliases: @tiberiushardy on Twitter & Instagram Agent Cam Smith A near life-long 007 fanatic, whose life was irrevocably changed watching Roger Moore snowboard to a cheap Beach Boys cover, British Columbia native Cam Smith loves nothing more than watching classic cinema and then manufacturing excuses to talk or write about it. While his career as an importer-exporter of rare antiquities can be action-packed, in addition to SpyHards he also finds time to co-host the long running Star Trek podcast Subspace Transmissions, as well as the Schwarzenegger film discussion show Arniegeddon. Also, Cam once tried tap-dancing in Rosa Klebb knife-shoes. It didn't end well. Aliases: @camvsmith on Twitter www.krisandkristineshow.com podtasticaudio@gmail.com

What made the internet angry this week?Tyler Orton and Cam Smith from the podcast Subspace Transmissions join us this week. Armie hammer has been slippin into DMs and we're all scandalized amd the guys weigh in on if cannibalistic fantasies should end a career if they are not acted upon. There's talk about Chris Evans returning to the MCU even though he hasn't even been gone for 2 years. Javier bardem and Nicole Kidman are cast for an I love Lucy biopic. The guys discuss who they would have cast for the role of Lucille Ball instead. The Netherlands got super petty with EU's rules of importing food products to the point where border officials started taking away sandwiches from drivers hands crossing the border from the UK to the Netherlands. There is a monolith by Calgary but the mysterious origins have been exposed and it's a giant downer. The guys go on a Citizen Cane tangent. The CIA released 2700 files about UAPs and it just seems like to much work to bother with. Of course we get into some star trek talk and Tyler and Cam give Derek some Star trek episode recommendations to dip his toe into the franchise.Find Tyler & Cam:http://www.subspacepod.com/Find us:https://outragefactory.transistor.fm/Reddit r/OutragefactorypodTwitter @OutrageFactPodFacebook www.facebook.com/outragefactpodEmail Outragefactpod@gmail.comCheck out our redbubble swag https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/49661850

Agents Scott and Cam, along with guest operative Tyler Orton of the Subspace Transmissions podcast, endure a tense elevator ride with Robert Redford in 1975's Three Days of the Condor.Directed by Sydney Pollack. Starring Robert Redford, Faye Dunaway, Cliff Robertson, Max von Sydow and John Houseman.Check out Subspace Transmissions at subspacepod.com, or wherever you get your podcasts.Social media: @spyhardsCheck out the NOC List at: Letterboxd.com/spyhards

What made the internet angry this week? Tyler Orton and Cam Smith from Subspace Transmissions (http://www.subspacepod.com/) are this weeks guests. Derek's life is still too busy and he couldn't record so Dale took the chance to talk some delicious Star Trek with Tyler  and Cam. More precisely the upcoming animated Star Trek: Lower Decks. Everyone weighs in with their impressions of Series one of Star Trek: Picard. Quaker Oats is getting rid of the logo and name for Aunt Gemima products which have a very racist history and the guys agree it should just go away. Then there are tangents about candy and toys from their guys' childhoods. Boston Dynamics is selling a version of their robot dog and it really doesn't serve any purpose. Wearing a mask vs not wearing a mask has turned into the controversial topic many are willing to make their ‘hill to die on'. Dale calls Superman bland and takes shit for it. The guys talk about their last movie theatre going experiences and Dale shares he is still too traumatized from smelly feet to go back to the theatre anytime soon. Some very current Pushing Tin talk. What character in the Avengers movie series would best be played by Rodney Dangerfield. West Virginia wants to replace confederate statues with Mothman statues which is on first glance baffling but further exploring has us believing that Cryptids would be a wonderful replacement for the old statues. Dale is upset the Zeller's diners went away but Cam and Tyler not so much. All this and more on the world's highest authority on movie theatres.

S01 E04, "Absolute Candor"- -> Pleeka: Random Ramblings: Westworld 110 & 201 Rewatch. Make It So 104. The Luc Out 104. UNspoiled! Harry Potter ReRead 7: 33-34. The Line #14. Picard Live! 103. Slate Culture Gabfest: Parasite Without a Host. Subspace Transmissions 103. Discussing Trek #84. Star Trek S01 E04, The Naked Time 1966. Battlestar Galactica S02, E20, Lay Down Your Burdens 2006. Symphony No. 1 in D major, 'Titan' - Gustav Mahler 1888. Do You Know How to Waltz? - Low 1996. Landslide - Low 2015. Star Trek Voyager, S05 E11, Latent Image 1999. Star Trek Voyager, S06 E09, The Voyager Conspiracy 1999. Star Trek Voyager, S04 E18, The Killing Game I 1998. Hosts With Their Own Picard Podcast #6. In Star Trek We Trust #47. Can’t Picardly Wait 101. Making It So #24. Picardcast 104. It's Got Star Trek #12. Transporter Lock 104. Age of Discovery 104. Star Trek Picard Cast #8. The Anxious Achiever, "Managing Career Transitions Pt 2." Deadline 104. Picard's Not My Dad #4. Star Trek Discovery Pod 104. Enterprising Individuals 104. Yo, Is This Racist? 30 Oct Oct 19. The Line T3. Bald Move 103. Artificial Intelligence: Emotion. The Vulcan Hello 104. The Line L4. The Line P5. Yo, Is This Racist? 8 Oct 19. Mature Minded Gamers 104. Post Show Recaps 104. Hosts With Their Own Picard Podcast #7. TV Podcast Industries 104. Transporter Room 3: #181. Discovery Debrief #49. These Are The Voyages 104. Vintage Picard #5. The Line #3. We Hate Movies 104. Subspace Transmissions 104. Can’t Picardly Wait 104. Can’t Picardly Wait 102. The Line #15. The Line T10. Star Trek Wars 104. Trekcast #229 Spockcast 104. The Greatest Discovery #73. The Picard 104. Star Trek Universe 104. Phantastic Geek 104. Too Young for this Trek 104. Shuttle Pod 104. From the Holodeck 104.

S02 E12, "Through the Valley of Shadows": Disco Night #32. Teevee #552. Shuttle Pod 212. The Edge T31. Discovery Debrief #40. Discovering Trek 212. Age of Discovery 212. Star Trek Universe 212. The Greatest Discovery 212. Disco Night #32. Star Trek Discovery Pod 212. Shuttle Pod 212. In Discovery We Trust #34. Post Show Recaps 212. Subspace Transmissions #238. Transporter Lock #38. Discovery Debrief #39. The Edge #68. Ceti Alpha 3 #121. Why The Trek 212. Lower Decks 212. Recap FREQcast 212. Mission Log Live #64. Spockcast #41. A Discovery Home Companion 212. The Edge L30. Star Trek Universe 212. Afterbuzz 212. Transporter Room 3 #160. Priority One #407. From the Holodeck 212. Throw Your Hood Up - Mustard, Dom Kennedy, Royce, RJ 2014. Group Therapy #325: Alliance, Valo, Tidal Wave (2019). Janet Jackson: The Velvet Rope (1997). Aquí en el Barrio - JN3 2008. Blind - Korn 1994. Helmet in the Bush - Korn 1994. Papa Was a Rodeo - The Magnetic Fields 1999.

S02 E11, "Perpetual Infinity": Why the Trek 211. Discussing Trek 63. Lower Decks 211. Phantastic Geek 211. DiscoTrek #39. Post Show Recaps 211. The Edge L29. A Discovery Home Companion 211. Star Trek Wars 211. In Discovery We Trust 211. Disco Night #31. Spockcast 211. The Edge T30. Star Trek Universe 211. Star Trek Discovery Pod 211. Teevee #550. Recap FREQcast 211. Afterbuzz 211. Age of Discovery 211. Transporter Lock 211. The Greatest Discovery 211. The DiscoTrek 211. Discovering Trek 211. The Star Trek Discovery Podcast 211. The Edge 67. Subspace Transmissions 211. Ceti Alpha 3 #120. Thor: Ragnarok (2017). Tron (1982). Tron: Legacy (2010). Caught Up In You - 38 Special 1982. September - Conro 2018. Going Away - Nitzer Ebb 2010. Down On Your Knees - Nitzer Ebb 2010. Judas - Fozzy 2017. Drinkin with Jesus - Fozzy 2017. woah - XXXTENTACIÓN 2018. Murder on the Dancefloor orchestral disco - Sophie Ellis-Bextor 2019.

S02 E10, “The Red Angel”: Disco Night #30. Why the Trek 210. Teevee #546. Nerdrotic 210. Ceti Alpha 3 #119. Age of Discovery 210. Discovery Home Companion 210. Phantastic Geek 210. A Command of Her Own 60. Star Trek Universe 210. The Edge T29. Spockcast #39. Post Show Recaps 210. Disco Nights Supplemental 210. Shuttle Pod 210. The Edge 66. Transporter Lock 210. Transporter Room 3 #158. Star Trek Wars 210. Subspace Transmissions 210. The Edge L28. Discovery Pod 210. Recap FREQcast 210. From the Holodeck 210. Discussing Trek #62. Mission Log Live #62. Discotrek #38. Priority One #405. The DiscoTrek 210. Mi Bandera - DJ Nelson, Juzt 1 Brothers, Wepaman 2001. El Camino - Nocando 2017. Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu, Victor H. Mair trans. (1990). Book of Psalms, Robert Alter trans. (2007). Pleasures of Reading in an Ideological Age, Robert Alter (1989). Mary Kinzie, A Poet’s Guide to Poetry (1999). Robert Lowell, “Mr. Edwards and the Spider” (1946). David Ferry, “At the Bar” (2012). W.H. Auden, “The Fall of Rome” (1940). W.H. Auden, “A Walk After Dark” (1949). Barton Gellman, Angler (2008). Edwin Muir, “The Enchanted Knight” (1934). Louise Bogan, “Single Sonnet” (1937).

S02 E09, "Project Daedalus": Disco Night: Calypso. Disco Night #6. Transporter Lock #35. Star Trek Universe 209. Making Sense #151. Transporter Room 3 #157. The Edge L27. The DiscoTrek 209. Lower Decks: Calypso. Lower Decks: Runaway. Mission Log Live #61. Shuttle Pod 209. Discovering Trek 209. Afterbuzz 209. Post Show Recaps 209. Recap FREQcast 209. From the Holodeck 209. Age of Discovery 209. The Star Trek Discovery Podcast #34. Age of Discovery 208. In Discovery We Trust 209. Disco Night 29. Lower Decks 209. Ceti Alpha 3 #118. Sci-Fi Party Line #312. The Well: #36, #37, #38. In Our Time: “Authenticity.” Meta Treks #70. Why the Trek 209. A Command Of Her Own #57. The Edge T28. The Greatest Discovery 209. Star Trek Wars 209. The Edge #65. The Edge P34. Teevee #543. Subspace Transmissions 209. Discotrek 209. Disco Nights 209. Discussing Trek 209. Making Sense #150. James Hancock 209 (YouTube). Nerdrotic 209. Spockcast #38. New Cydonia - Starcadia, HAYLEY 2017. Running in the Night - FM-84, Ollie Wride 2016. Freeee - KIDS SEE GHOSTS, Ty Dolla $ign 2018. Rogue One (2016). Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi (1983). Star Wars VIII: The Last Jedi (2017). Star Trek: Discovery, S02 E05, "Saints of Imperfection" (2019). Ex Machina (2014). Her (2013).

It’s coming! May’s episode of Gimme That Star Trek will pit 64 Trek villains from across all series in a bracket fight decided by five panelists. And YOU can win Fire and Water merch if you guess the most slots correctly! The minisode lays out the rules, plus Star Trek news and your feedback from the previous episode. Here is the bracket sheet you'll need to participate: Grab a copy of the sheet, fill it out until it names a winner and send it to Siskoid no later than May 1st to enter. One point per slot correctly entered. Ties broken by coin flip/dice throw. Identity of panelists secret until transmission. Their criteria (historical importance, look, personality, originality, personal preference, etc.) entirely their own. Winner announced in Subspace Transmissions in May’s episode. Listen to the minisode below! Or subscribe to Gimme That Star Trek on iTunes! This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK! Visit our WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/ Follow us on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our FACEBOOK page: https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts Subscribe via iTunes as part of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK. Credits: "Star Trek Theme" by Alexander Courage, with the Irredeemable Shagg on vocals. End theme: "Deep Space Nine Theme" by Dennis McCarthy. Bonus clip from: Star Trek’s "The Gamesters of Triskelion" featuring Bartell LaRue, Walker Edmiston and Robert Johnson. And thanks for leaving a comment!

Load your ice guns with diamonds and start cracking bad puns because hosts Cam Smith and Tony G, along with special guest Tyler Orton of the Subspace Transmissions podcast, are heading to the neon city of Gotham in order to size up Arnie's first major bad guy performance in this notorious 1997 superhero entry! Often cited as being by far the worst Batman picture, this Joel Schumacher-helmed effort has been a thorn in fans' sides forever. But is it truly without merit? And how does Schwarzenegger fare following in the iconic villainous footsteps of Nicholson, DeVito, Pfeiffer and Carrey? DOWNLOAD HEREWe're also on iTunes, Google Play & Stitcher Radio!Track us via Twitter, or email us at arniegeddonpod@gmail.com.We'll be back in two weeks with a tribute to Andrew G. Vajna!

What made the internet angry this week? With Derek off to china for to celebrate the lunar new year Dale is joined by two guest hosts, Cam and Tyler from the podcast Subspace transmissions (http://www.subspacepod.com/) For the cross over even of the decade. Aparently the new live action Aladdin movie is giving people nightmares... well specifically the Will Smith genie. Liam Neeson somehow manages to milkshake duck himself. Brian Singer is the latest terrible person in Hollywood amongst an endless shitpile of terrible people and it is in fact turning out that Hollywood might not be the utopia we're led to believe. Dale lets it slip that he likes robocop... repeatedly through the whole podcast. Hair and makeup is actually a very important category at the Oscars and they idiotically plan to hand it out during the commercial break. Oh by the way Woody Allen is still a creep. So yeah all movie stuff... but who doesn't like movies amirite?

Remember how huge 2016 was for Star Trek, with the 50th anniversary and Beyond? Well, this year proved more exciting and momentous than fans likely ever dared dream, with the intense anticipation and spectacular unveiling of Discovery. The resulting renewed spark of optimism and life in the franchise helped make 2017 an unforgettable era for Subspace Transmissions, inspiring week-to-week coverage of a new series for the first time, and the development of other fun avenues for delving into Burnham and crew's ongoing adventures. Which of course brings us to this incredibly packed fourth annual retrospective, wherein hosts Cam Smith and Tyler Orton usher out the old with an in-depth discussion on their feelings regarding Trek in 2017, as well as forecast the potential gifts waiting in 2018. There's also plenty of highlights from the past 365 days, featuring cosmically cool guests Tom Ball, David Borys, Carmin Carotenuto, Andy Chan, Dale Deruiter, Tony Geluch, Patrick Johnson, Geneva Orton, Vicki Siu and Janine Smith, involving penalty boxes, trout-fishing, Andorian 00-agents, surprise hologram characters, unlikely rowing instructors and so much more! Plus, as an added bonus, the duo offer their spoilery thoughts on Star Wars: The Last Jedi and celebrate two of the year's biggest sci-fi movie triumphs.     Right-click to download.Read more »

When you're celebrating a podcast anniversary you have to go big! And what better (and more suitably controversial) way to mark a momentous 200th episode than with the hottest topic in all of Trekdom? This week hosts Cam Smith and Tyler Orton don party hats and toss confetti while counting down their picks of the ten greatest stories in the history of the franchise. From Kirk and Spock's tragic trip through the Guardian of Forever, to the creepy debut of Locutus and Jake Sisko's tear-inducing alternate future, the duo sing the praises of the unforgettable sci-fi hours that made Roddenberry's universe as popular and powerful as it is. Plus, as an added milestone-worthy bonus, the two fondly recall their favorite Subspace Transmissions installments from the past couple years. Right-click to download.Read more »

Montreal native William Shatner became one of the most iconic science fiction actors in history, this two part series opens with an examination of Shatner's early life and his time in Star Trek while part two will look at fellow Canadian James Doohan who played the iconic engineer Scotty. Both episodes were written by Star Trek aficionado and host of the popular Star Trek podcast Subspace Transmissions, Cameron Smith.

While Epi-Cast may be gone (?), fans of the show may appreciate the latest program from camvsmith.com: Subspace Transmissions - A Star Trek Podcast. All installments of this exciting new show can be found on iTunes, as well as at our official blog. If you enjoy this particular entry, make sure to join me and my two regular co-hosts as we delve into the best, worst, weirdest, wildest and everything in-between the franchise has to offer three times a month. I promise it'll be a grand time!Anyways...In this very special Film Flashback bonus episode hosts Cam Smith and Tyler Orton, regrettably down one Benjamin Yong, take a long, in-depth look at 1979's polarizing Star Trek: The Motion Picture. What still works and what doesn't? Where does the film rank in the franchise's movie canon? And what scene does one host call out as being among his favorite love scenes of all time? All these questions are answered and so, so much more, in the first entry of this ongoing series of grade-A supplemental shows focusing on cinematic Trek. Download the episode here.Or, head over to the iTunes store and subscribe to the show! Send any questions or comments to subspacetransmissionspod@gmail.com