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OnTime Capsule Episode 401,  Sonequa Martin Green, as she revisits her evolution as the resilient Captain Burnham in "Star Trek: Discovery," facing the emotional challenges of playing an older version of her character due to a narrative twist involving a "time bug." 
Doug Jones adds dimension with his reflections on playing Saru and the complexities of portraying familial relationships amidst the backdrop of rebuilding the Federation.
I then pay tribute to Herbert Wright, fondly remembered as the father of the Ferengi, reminiscing about the visionary Gene Roddenberry's influence on "Star Trek: The Next Generation."
Our conversation then shifts as we engage with Radha Mitchell, discussing her role in the film "Sacrifice," and exploring how her character's journey through mystery and emotional rawness drew her into the project. 
Richard Harmon brings us tales from "The 100" Season 4, delving into Murphy's uncertain path and the character dynamics that keep the narrative unpredictable and his own survival surprising yet believable.
Lastly, "The Walking Dead" stalwarts Greg Nicotero, Gale Anne Hurd, and Angela Kang gather to discuss the series' lasting impact, its exploration of hope amid apocalypse. 
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Kitty Swink, Armin Shimerman, John Billingsly and Jonathan Frakes talk about this weekend’s Purple Stride walk against Pancreatic Cancer.

This week's Sci-Fi Talk Weekly episode 94, bursting with insights and updates from across the universe of fandom. Tony Tellado scours the internet to bring you the latest— from M. Night Shyamalan's intriguing promises about his new film "Trap" to a review of the vampire flick "Abigail," which cleverly morphs from a heist film into supernatural chaos. We’ll discuss the lukewarm reception to "Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Two," dive into the unique dynamics of "Fallout’s" Lucy and Maximus, and reveal what to expect from the new season of "Doctor Who" with its groundbreaking exploration of race. Meanwhile, "Starfleet Academy" aims to return to its roots by possibly setting the show in San Francisco, and a historical model of the Starship Enterprise makes an unexpected return to the Roddenberry family after five decades. Join us as we explore these stories and more.
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From 2013, A look at the second season with roundtable interviews with JD Pardo, new producer Rockne S. O’Bannon, Billy Burke and consulting producer Ben Edlund.

I am thrilled to present an episode featuring two distinguished stars from the Star Trek universe, Doug Jones and David Ajala. Join us as Doug shares Saru’s compelling journey from fear to fearless leader, his familial bond with Michael Burnham.

Actor talks about playing Stan Edgar in season two of The Boys and his clashes with Homelander.