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The Voyage Podcast

Voyage Comics and Publishing

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Join in on the conversation between hosts Mike Schramm, a sarcastically pious Catholic theology teacher, and Jacob Klatte, a piously sarcastic Eastern Orthodox graphic designer, as they discuss the Christian truth, goodness and beauty found in art, story and pop culture. The Voyage Podcast is a production of Voyage Comics, which seeks to create exceptional entertainment, informed by Catholic values, that inspires people to live a heroic life. Contact us at podcast@voyagecomics.com
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The Post Atomic Horror podcast

Ron "AAlgar" Watt, Maggie Rowbotham

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An irreverent (yet loving) review of Star Trek episodes and discussion of all — okay, most — things Star Trek. Hosted by Ron "AAlgar" Watt and Maggie Rowbotham, the people who also host the Sarcastic Voyage podcast.
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Sarcastic Voyage

Ron "AAlgar" Watt, Matt Rowbotham

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An interconnected world of comedy sketches, serials and radio plays. Includes episodes from the "sketch era," the comedic soap opera Contentment Corner, the old-time radio throwback Sarcastic Voyage Theatre and the brand's current iteration: standalone comedy audio plays!
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More Bits

Ron “AAlgar” Watt

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Ron “AAlgar” Watt is the co-host of two comedy podcasts: Sarcastic Voyage (a comedy variety show) and the Post Atomic Horror (a humorous, episode-by-episode look at Star Trek). Occasionally, AAl records things that don't fit the formats of these shows. More Bits is a catch-all for these things: serious discussions, in-depth analysis of pop culture and other not-easily-categorized audio flotsam. There's no format and no release schedule. Just more bits.
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Time to talk about the giant radioactive lizard in the room. No more monkeying around. Jacob has been a radioactive nerd his entire life, and he's bringing it to the airwaves. Let's talk the oG and the bK. It's the Godzilla and Kong episode! Other podcast might spend more time paying attention to the recent release of Godzilla x Kong: The New Dumb …
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We enter the times that try men's souls as we review the most unfortunate series finale in Trek history as we review the infamous "These Are The Voyages...". That said...is it really as bad as everyone's says? yeah Trip gets the worst death scene of all time. Sure, the premise only makes a limited amount of sense. But....the worst Trek episode of a…
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Due to popular demand! The episode you've all been clamoring for! Its our first (and probably last) ever Voyage Comics Podcast Clip Show! For Easter! Come explore the meaning of Easter across the Voyage Comics Podcast catalog with your favorite hosts. Unlike those OTHER shows that just repeat old content, this episode will include commentary from M…
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It turns out Peter and Joseph are *not* the only nerds watching Trek and sharing their thoughts about it online! From across the pond we interview actor and author Tom Salinsky on his new book "Star Trek: Discovering the TV Series", wherein Tom documents his first own Trek thoughts and reviews. We dig deep on all the big questions: How did British …
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The true series finale of Enterprise is here as we review "Terra Prime"! Everyone has plot as RoboCop tries to stay winning,Trip gets the head wounds, Hoshi finally commands, Reed returns to Gotham, and Archer takes until the last second to pull off a Classic Captain's Speech Check. There are no Enterprise episodes after this! No sir! What a satisf…
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Alright, we admit it, that's just a click-bait title. What Jacob means, however, is that Frank Herbert's attempt to write a story warning people against hero worship doesn't apply to the Christian Gospel and everyone should read Dune! Yup, it's one of Jacob’s favorite books, and since the pretty good movie "Dune 2" is out, the guys are going to dis…
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It's all fun and games until its time for the hallway knife fights as we review "In the Mirror, Darkly Part 2"! We get more of everything we loved - abs, Simon Mayweather Phoenix, awesome TOS sets, Mirror Universe scene chewing, more abs, you name it! We also get more of Archer being an evil dweeb, but at least he evaporates a guy!…
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We arrive at what are likely the most famous and best regarded Enterprise episodes as we at last review "In A Mirror, Darkly"! We have our good pal Ian bust out a whole know theme song for the occasion as we hit all the highlights. For no particular reason we get the awesome nasty versions of our heroes, Jolene's abs getting their moment in the sun…
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One hundred years ago, Mike had an idea for a podcast episode about vocations. Now, Jacob is here to help discover what Avatar: the Last Airbenders and the Four Temperaments were meant to be. Mike and Jacob both discuss the new live action series and how it shows the Christian reality of vocation well. Hide your cabbages folks! Voyage Podcast does …
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We are warping right into the Red Light District as we review the very peak Sexy Alien Lady tropes as we review "Bound"! When The NX-01 gets back to doing random space stuff one last time, Archer runs into the very finest Space Hottie train in all the galaxy. Turns out it's a pretty cool episode about how Orion women use overwhelming sexual power t…
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It's a densely packed hour over here as we review "Divergence"! This one has it all - maybe too much - as Trip has to jump trains to restart the router, Phlox decided to bioweapon everyone, Archer shows up to get juiced on Klingon super blood, AND STILL MORE! We also start to have the conversation every Trek fan must - what is with this Section 31 …
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And we are back in our new fortnight format with part two of the “double feature” of the Studio Ghibli films “Spirited Away” and “The Boy and the Heron.” Jacob is super excited to get back to this film diptych, (and yes, his new baby girl is healthy and beautiful!). Jacob probably likes this film even more than “Spirited Away” which is high praise!…
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What is hopefully your favorite podcast talks about a lot of things this week, because we only had the second half of "Affliction"to go over. Great episode, Reed is somehow interesting for a change, the Trip/T'Pol gets real weird real fast, bust mostly we ramble about Deus Ex, Voyager episodes, and even AI a little bit. Give it a listen!…
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Hey, you ever heard of the "Disney" of Japan, Studio Ghibli? Well, if you're a normie American it's probably the only thing anime studio you've ever heard about - (unless you work at Spencer's or Hot Topic, in which case, yes, Jacob is still going to call you a normie)! But he thinks there is a reason that Studio Ghibli has captured so much popular…
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Hey there, guys and gals, this week's episode is going to be close to home for those of us living in great Northern expanses of the Midwest. You betcha, we'll be talking about Fargo! The TV show season 5 just ended, and as Jacob has been a watcher from the beginning, it seemed like a timely moment to discuss the Original movie, as well as the evolu…
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Get your trench coat and eyeliner out and prepare to wallow in angst! It's the Poe episode! PSYCHE! What if there is more to Poe than death and the macabre? What if Poe had a more nuance philosophy behind his work than history has given him credit for? Well, Netflix produced a new Mike Flanagan horror series back in October '23 and it has given you…
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It's the shifty antagonists you always need to have show up eventually as we review "Babel One"! When the Romulan/Brujah Primogen starts drone striking a few too many weddings, can Archer make his Diplomacy skill check? Meanwhile, we also review "Godzilla Minus One" and ask if you want us to review....Kindred: The Embraced?…
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Mike is gonna write this...because we're gonna be talking about his, and everyone's favorite topic: biblical and mythological interpretation theory!! Tuck in while we serve up this four-course meal, one for each of the "senses," or understandings of Scripture according to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the four types of myth. Don't worry…
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This week Mike and Jacob cover an old classic, "The Warriors," a very R-rated but super whimsical look at New York City street gangs of the 1970s! It's kind of a strange movie, but one that is pretty easy to map all kinds of "journey-style" story themes onto from a Christian context, so bust out your preferred costume cliche and let's go for a stro…
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It's the episode straight from Peter's darkest industrial accident dreams as we review "Daedalus"! When the Enterprise has on-board the creator of the transporter, horrifying hyjinks ensue as ensigns lose their face, the transporter is confirmed for being a soul elimination device, and the main guest star forgot how to act.…
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Now that 2023 has ended, the Voyage Comics Podcast duo has a special episode all about... endings. But what kind of endings? Does this just mean the final moments of a story? Or can it be more about the purpose behind something? Perhaps you'll see the point by listening to this weeks episode! Voyage Podcast does not own copyrights to the music scor…
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It's beginning to look a lot like the Voyage Comics Podcast Christmas Special! In this episode, Jacob and Mike talk about their favorite Christmas myth, A Christmas Carol, and examine why it is both a myth and a Christian one at that. They will also discuss their favorite adaptations of the story in popular culture. Voyage Podcast does not own copy…
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The Future is NOW! Or maybe it's still waiting in line at the TVA... This week we discuss Loki Season 2 in all of its glorious purporting! The first half of this discussion is just Jacob trying to figure out what the heck even happened this season, but he mostly liked it... It's riveting! Stick around for meatier threads on free will, grace, and th…
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The Hawkeye series – named after not only our favorite bow-toting Avenger, Clint Barton, but also (by season’s end) for his new apprentice Kate Bishop – show that determination, keeping the faith, and continually doing good can lead to perseverance. ... Original author: Roman T. Flores Originally posted on the Voyage Blog on 1/5/22 You can read the…
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In the theology of ancient pagans, as told through their myths, universally present is that the ground of reality is power. This is the lens through which everything else is understood. ... Original author: Mike Schramm Originally posted on the Voyage Blog on 12/21/23 You can read the entry here: https://voyagecomics.com/2023/12/21/maybe-the-greate…
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At the Incarnation, God takes on a human nature. He comes into the world to Redeem it from Sin and Death by His Cross and Resurrection. Like Superman, Christ comes into this world from another. Like Superman, He fights evil and strives for justice and peace. ... Original author: Joseph Tuttle Originally posted on the Voyage Blog on 12/14/23 You can…
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The desert Messiah of Dune is known by multiple names, even as the Messiah was also known as the “Lion of Judah” and the “Righteous Branch” from the stump of Jesse. Likewise, the Dune Messiah is known as the Kwisatz Haderach to the Bene Gessarit and Muad'Dib to the Fremen.... Original author: Scott L Smith Originally posted on the Voyage Blog on 4/…
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Are you ready to spend some quality time with your beloved Voyage Comics Podcast Co-Hosts? We thought you might be! Join us as we continue our conversation on the Christian treatment of time in the context of Loki, Season One.Voyage Podcast does not own copyrights to the music score/elements. All music score/elements used with permission via standa…
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Transhumanism, or the concept that humans can transcend our physical limitations using technology, is the central theme of Ghost in the Shell (GITS). Discussions of personhood- Who’s a person? What’s a person?- appear in all versions of the GITS story... ... Original author: Michael Bertrand Originally posted on the Voyage Blog on 12/07/23 You can …
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