Christina Chong, who voices Kexian, a mysterious member of the vampire elite, tells us more about her. She also looks ahead to Star Trek Strange New Worlds Season Three. Stay tuned as we explore the dark, thrilling universe of "Impact Winter" and the intricate relationships and politics that make this series a standout in the world of audio storytelling.

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A journey back to Gotham’s golden age of animation with exclusive roundtable interviews from New York Comic Con 2018. Join host Tony as he sat down with the creative titans and voice legends behind Batman: The Animated Series, including:

• 🎨 Bruce Timm – visionary co-creator and guiding force

• 🛠️ Eric Radomski – series producer and stylistic architect

• 🎭 Diane Pershing – the voice of Poison Ivy

• 🦸 Loren Lester – Robin/Nightwing himself

• 🦇 Kevin Conroy – the definitive voice of Batman

• 🗣️ Tara Strong – Batgirl and voice acting powerhouse

Together, they reflect on the series’ legacy, its groundbreaking artistry, and the enduring emotional resonance that continues to captivate fans decades later.

Tony also dives into the show's unprecedented creative synergy—how writers, animators, and voice actors collaborated in ways rarely seen in television production. From the noir-inspired visuals to the emotionally rich scripts, Batman: The Animated Series redefined what animated storytelling could be.

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This week on Trek Tuesday, we’re joined by the magnetic Catherine Shirriff, best known to Star Trek fans as Valkris, the Klingon operative who risked everything to obtain the Genesis data in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. Catherine brings warmth, humor, and a treasure trove of behind‑the‑scenes stories from across her remarkable career.

Catherine dives into her latest project, The Filmmaker, a bold and intimate story told entirely from the main character’s point of view. She shares what drew her to the film’s unusual narrative style, how the production challenged her creatively, and why this project feels unlike anything she’s done before.

Catherine reflects on her time in the Star Trek universe, including:

• The makeup and prosthetic process that transformed her into the mysterious Klingon spy

• What it was like working under the direction of Leonard Nimoy, both as a filmmaker and as a Star Trek icon

• A few delightful words spoken in Klingon, proving she still remembers the language of the Empire

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