Hosted by Rik Carranza · EN-GB · 6 episodes
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Comedian and massive Star Trek fan Rik Carranza is introducing his 4 year old son to Star Trek one episode at a time.
Rik Carranza hosts My Next Generation, a tv show with 6 episodes published.
We’ve reached the incredible Season 1 finale, and there wasn’t a dry eye in the room. This week on My Next Generation , 5-year-old Jonah experiences his very first Star Trek heartbreak as we tackle the epic two-parter: "
Happy Birthday, Jonah! He is officially 5 years old—which, as Dad realizes, is the exact age he was when he first discovered Star Trek in 1987! After a week of camping, Nessie hunting, space ice cream, and cake, we are b
It turns out that trying to watch two lore-heavy Star Trek episodes back-to-back with a 4-year-old, who just came from a trampoline birthday party fueled by cake and balloons, was a mistake! This week on My Next Generati
Welcome back to My Next Generation ! This week, the realities of podcasting with a four-year-old finally catch up with us. While Jonah might be retiring his "thumbs up/thumbs down" rating system for the day, his love for
What happens when a 4-year-old meets the Borg? Find out on this week's episode of My Next Generation ! Dad and Jonah continue their journey through Star Trek: Prodigy by reviewing "Asylum" and "Let Sleeping Borg Lie." Jo
It’s a massive mid-season finale event on My Next Generation ! This week, we are tackling Star Trek: Prodigy’s epic two-parter, "A Moral Star" (Parts 1 & 2). But Dad and 4-year-old Jonah aren’t exploring the Delta Quadra
Episode 4 of My Next Generation Podcast. Comedian, stage host and podcaster, Rik Carranza, introduces his 4 year old to Star Trek. Starting with Star Trek Prodigy. This week they're discussing Episodes 7 & 8. First Con-t
In this week's installment of My Next Generation , Rik and his 4-year-old son, Jonah, double down on the action by reviewing episodes 5 and 6 of Star Trek: Prodigy : "Terra Firma" and "Kobayashi." First, the duo explores
Welcome back to My Next Generation , the podcast where comedian Rik Carranza and his 4-year-old son, Jonah, explore the universe of Star Trek one episode at a time! In this second installment, the family settles in for a
Welcome to the series premiere of My Next Generation , the podcast where comedian and Trek enthusiast Rik Carranza introduces his 4-year-old son, Jonah, to the final frontier! In this inaugural episode, Rik explains why
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