Strange New Pod is excited to announce the return of Captain Picard Week!
After last year's success, SNP is bringing back the podcast festival for one more year, sending off Jean-Luc Picard and the TNG crew in fashion. Captain Picard Week II will once again dive deep into the history, lore, and character of Jean-Luc Picard and will run from February 9th to 15. The festival will take Trek fans right into the final season of Star Trek Picard with a variety of different voices from all around the Trek podcast community. We are pleased to announce that applications for Captain Picard Week II are now open.
Strange New Pod is also excited to announce two amazing podcasts that will join us right at the start, The Duras Sisters Podcast and Where's Beverly Podcast. Welcome aboard!
If we learned one thing from last year's festival, it's that there are so many Picard stories within the Star Trek podcast community. If you're an established Trek podcast or just getting your show off the ground, we welcome you to apply to take part in Captain Picard Week II. The shows that took part last year are also encouraged to apply.
All Captain Picard Week II content will be live-streamed for free on the Strange New Pod YouTube channel and available in podcast form the next day. Podcasts that take part can share their recording to their podcast feeds following the event's conclusion.
The Captain Picard Week II application deadline is Thursday, January 5th. Click here to apply.
Please feel free to contact the Strange New Pod team with any questions regarding the festival.
About Strange New Pod:
Strange New Pod is a weekly Star Trek podcast focusing on the past, present, and future of Trek. Created off the hype surrounding Strange New Worlds, SNP quickly evolved into deep explorations of Trek species & characters, weekly episodic reviews, and a wide range of cast, crew, and author interviews. Strange New Pod is hosted by Julian Brown, Erik Canaria, Michael "Hawk" Hough, and Girafe. The show is live every Thursday at 9:30 PM ET via YouTube. For more, head on over to strangenewpod.com.
