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Who would have believed that a nonchalant fangirl post on the SyFy Sistas Muthaship Facebook group could lead to an actual squeal before letting the Fabulous One into the zoom room? The best Anniversary present ever!  

Is the fandom finally ready for a Sista in the Seat?
A Black female lead on the bridge is an idea that sent a vocal minority of Star Trek fans into a feedback loop. But relax, because Michael Burnham is really our hero, James T. Kirk!  

From a Sista in the Seat to a Brother with the Shield, J.D. leads Fran, Subrina, Tamia, and Yvette into a deep discussion covering DC vs. Marvel comics, code-switching, big sisters and little brothers, and all sorts of Marvel Easter eggs.  It isn’t Star Trek, but trust them to get it in somehow.

The Sistas react viscerally to the Falcon and the Winter Soldier #102. Tamia does her best to keep the discussion on track, J.D. drops more Easter Eggs, Yvette goes to Lord of the Rings, Subrina makes a temporal incursion to Episode 3, Fran is clear about Walker, and we ALL wonder about Lemar. 

Things get real in “Power Broker” as Sam and Bucky are involved in a jailbreak and spy antics in the search for Karli, the Angry Child. We discuss poor Bucky’s reprise as the Winter Soldier.    Evil Madripoor, wicked sartorial choices, and a killer cameo round out  Episode 3.  

The Sistas ask: Can you be a superhero without being super? Yvette keeps it real, deconstructing the dilemma of lost people. It's back to the everyday with a Tina Fey reference, snatching Lemar's Black Card, and Tom Hanks (?). Tamia wants more on the Blip,  J.D. sees the human side of John Walker. 

The Sistas ask: Can you be a superhero without being super? Yvette keeps it real, deconstructing the dilemma of lost people. It's back to the everyday with a Tina Fey reference, snatching Lemar's Black Card, and Tom Hanks (?). Tamia wants more on the Blip,  J.D. sees the human side of John Walker. 

We come to the end of Falcon's story. The Sistas are okay with "a Black man carrying the Stars and Stripes" but they are split on the new costume. Yvette and Tamia won't give Bucky a break about that phone call, and everybody is so done with Karli.  Subrina finds a Marvel Easter Egg! J.D. you did it

As LeVar Burton wraps up his week guest-hosting Jeopardy, the SyFy Sistas celebrate him with a look back at Star Trek: TNG and its Chief Engineer, Geordi LaForge. But being the Sistas, they also discuss a serious omission in Picard, and an 'if-only' alternate ending to the Leah Brahms storyline.  

This week the SyFy Sistas sit down with Lucila M or Dr. Luz to talk about our other favorite Chief Engineer, B'Elanna Torres. She is brilliant, passionate, and loyal, but with deep-seated issues.  B'Elanna 'sciencing' her way out of trouble, makes Tom Paris grow up, and faces her inner demons. 

The Sistas talk to Roy M. Evins II, founder of The Urban Nerd Con (TUNC). Roy & the SyFy Sistas believe TUNC will become the Premier Urban and Multi-Cultural Comic, Gaming, Cos Play & Tech event in the Southeast! Creators of African showcase and sell their work!  Guests: Cirroc Lofton, a regular 

Join us for a chat with Malissa Longo, co-host of the 7th Rule Podcast with Cirroc Lofton and Ryan Husk. Malissa is not only a business owner and the wife of our beloved Aron Eisenberg, but a dancer, actor, and artist in her own right.

We look at the special relationship Captain Jean-Luc Picard maintains with three amazing Black women; Guinan, the El-Aurian bartender, Lily Sloane from the film Star Trek: First Contact(1996), and Raffaela (Raffi) Musiker,  his quest companion in the series Picard.

 It’s our first Trek Geeks Crossover Show with the Divine Treasury. The fun we had with our Fandom Friday social media posts made the Sistas curious about collecting. So, we go to the pros, Mike Bovia and Jamie Rogers, host of our sister show The Divine Treasury, for an overview on collecting.  

This week the SyFy Sistas look at the thirteen Star Trek films to see how Black actors have fared in them. We rate the TOS crew, the TNG crew, and the Kelvin crew on inclusion. With a Bechdel-Wallace type test that we call the Cultural Inclusion Checklist we hold these films up to an IDIC mirror.