This appears to be a transcript of an interview with Ben Acker and Adam Ragusea, the hosts of the podcast "The Greatest Generation" and "Greatest Trek", respectively.
The conversation revolves around their plans to re-record their past episodes from scratch, starting from the beginning, in preparation for potential new episodes or spin-offs. They discuss how this approach will allow them to inject fresh energy into their content and explore different storylines and characters.
Ben Acker mentions that they've received screeners for "Starfleet Academy", a new series of Star Trek shows, and are optimistic about its production. He also expresses his enthusiasm for the show's potential to explore new ideas and stories within the Star Trek universe.
Adam Ragusea shares his personal desire to be blown out of an airlock in a future episode of Star Trek, which has become a recurring joke among fans. Ben jokingly mentions that if the producers offer him this opportunity, he'll fly himself to Toronto for it.
Throughout the conversation, the hosts frequently reference their love for Star Trek and their passion for creating engaging content around the franchise. They also discuss the importance of community engagement and fan feedback in shaping their shows.
Overall, the interview offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process and camaraderie between Ben Acker and Adam Ragusea as they prepare to embark on new adventures with "The Greatest Generation" and "Greatest Trek".
The conversation revolves around their plans to re-record their past episodes from scratch, starting from the beginning, in preparation for potential new episodes or spin-offs. They discuss how this approach will allow them to inject fresh energy into their content and explore different storylines and characters.
Ben Acker mentions that they've received screeners for "Starfleet Academy", a new series of Star Trek shows, and are optimistic about its production. He also expresses his enthusiasm for the show's potential to explore new ideas and stories within the Star Trek universe.
Adam Ragusea shares his personal desire to be blown out of an airlock in a future episode of Star Trek, which has become a recurring joke among fans. Ben jokingly mentions that if the producers offer him this opportunity, he'll fly himself to Toronto for it.
Throughout the conversation, the hosts frequently reference their love for Star Trek and their passion for creating engaging content around the franchise. They also discuss the importance of community engagement and fan feedback in shaping their shows.
Overall, the interview offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process and camaraderie between Ben Acker and Adam Ragusea as they prepare to embark on new adventures with "The Greatest Generation" and "Greatest Trek".
I think it's super cool that these guys are re-recording their episodes from scratch! It shows they're committed to bringing the best content out for fans like me 
. And omg, can you imagine if Ben actually got blown out of an airlock 
? Adam's joke has become a thing among fans and it's awesome how he's not afraid to poke fun at himself. The fact that they're so passionate about Star Trek and community engagement is really inspiring 
. I'm hyped for their new episodes and the potential spin-offs! 
And what's with Adam wanting to be blown out of an airlock in an episode? Is that even a thing that could happen in Star Trek? 
Also, how many podcasts can two guys really handle at once? Are they just gonna burn out or what? 
! Like, can you even imagine goin' back to the beginning and tryin' all that stuff for real this time around? It's like a whole new world of possibilities, fam 
. I mean, Ben Acker's got his fingers on the pulse with that "Starfleet Academy" series - it's gonna be lit 
! And Adam Ragusea's just bein' his goofy self, talkin' about gettin' blown outta an airlock 
. Bring on the new episodes, fam! 
I'm actually kinda hyped about these guys re-recording their episodes from scratch. It's like, they're trying to put their own spin on things and that's awesome. Plus, who wouldn't want to see some fresh energy injected into Star Trek? 
As for "Starfleet Academy", I'm hyped they're getting screeners - that's gotta be a pretty exciting sign that production is moving forward. Fingers crossed it brings some new life to the franchise! 
. It's always a bit sad when old episodes get stuck in a time warp, but this way they can bring some fresh energy to the shows. I love how passionate they're about it - it's infectious! 
I'm also curious about "Starfleet Academy" and what new ideas they'll bring to the table. Fingers crossed that Adam gets blown out of an airlock in a future episode 
I mean, who wouldn't want to see Ben Acker get blown out of an airlock in a Star Trek episode? 
Or is it? 