Super Fun Interview With Subspace Rhapsody Songwriters

September 17, 2023 in Star Trek Video & Music

Earlier this month The Melodology Podcast, hosted by Arthur Breur, interviewed the songwriters behind the brilliant Strange New Worlds musical episode Subspace Rhapsody.

If you enjoyed this episode as much as we did, you'll love this lively, engaging, and extremely interesting interview with Kay Hanley and Tom Polce.

Paramount+ also recently uploaded a dynamic lyric video for Status Report that is just delightful. They also wisely posted stand-alone videos of several of the other songs from the episode, but this lyric video is a standout!

From Transporter to Alien World: Star Trek Heat-Transforming Mug

June 14, 2025 in Star Trek Kitchen & Dining

Coffee, tea, or raktajino—whatever your drink of choice, this Star Trek heat-transforming mug makes every sip an adventure. At first glance, you’ll see a retro transporter design featuring classic crew members. But pour in a hot beverage, and the scene transforms before your eyes...

Geeky Décor Meets Great Sound: Star Trek Borg Cube Speaker

August 9, 2025 in Star Trek Home & Garden

Resistance Is Futile: The Borg Cube Bluetooth Speaker Upgrade your sound system with something truly out of this world—this Star Trek Borg Cube Bluetooth speaker. Measuring 4.5 inches per side, this compact cube is packed with both light...

Geek Chic for Your Kitchen: Star Trek LCARS Plates & Mugs

June 28, 2025 in Star Trek Kitchen & Dining

Bring a taste of the 24th century to your kitchen with this LCARS-inspired Star Trek dinnerware set. Designed with the iconic computer interface style from Star Trek: The Next Generation and beyond, this collectible dish set is perfect for fans who want to...

Pack Nostalgia, Not Lunch: Star Trek Mini Lunch Box

November 15, 2025 in Star Trek Collectibles

Trekkies, pack your nostalgia (not your sandwiches). This mini collectible Star Trek lunch box celebrates the iconic duo—Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock—on a pint-sized piece of retro fandom. At just 3" x 3", it’s too small for lunch but just right for displaying...