In this episode, Jenna and Bill reflect on powerful character arcs and leadership journeys within the Star Trek universe. From Burnham’s path of redemption and groundbreaking representation, to Pike’s quiet strength and compassionate command, to Shaw’s gritty realism in a messy galaxy—each captain brings something vital to the table. They also shine a light on lesser-known but equally impactful leaders like Saru, Georgiou, and Archer. What does leadership look like when the stakes are cosmic—and personal?

In this February episode of the TrekConvention Podcast, Bill and Jenna spotlight Starfleet’s most trailblazing captains—Benjamin Sisko and Kathryn Janeway. From Sisko’s dual identity as Starfleet commander and Bajoran Emissary to Janeway’s unshakable leadership in the Delta Quadrant, we explore what made these captains groundbreaking both on-screen and culturally. Plus, we catch you up on major Star Trek updates, including the premiere of Section 31, the announcement of Star Trek: Khan, and the new Lore War comic crossover.

In this episode, we dive into the legacy of Starfleet’s most iconic leaders—Captain James T. Kirk and Captain Jean-Luc Picard. From Kirk’s fearless, action-driven command style to Picard’s diplomatic, philosophical approach, we explore how each shaped the Federation and left an indelible mark on fans. Plus, we’ll share insights from a recent fan gathering, including celebrity encounters with Tim Russ and Malcolm McDowell. Join us for a deep dive into what makes a great Starfleet captain!

In this episode of the Trek Convention Podcast, we dive into the exciting yet bittersweet state of modern Star Trek. With Lower Decks ending, Section 31 arriving as a one-time event, and Strange New Worlds returning with question marks around its future, fans are once again caught in the cycle of celebration and uncertainty. Plus, we break down the latest Star Trek news from New York Comic Con, including Starfleet Academy updates, new cast announcements, and more. Join us as we explore the highs, the lows, and the ever-present question: how long will these journeys last?