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FINALE – All Good Things… Elijah
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This is a very special 400th episode of Priority One, so things are going to be a little different.
We’re skipping Trek It Out this week to make way for all the other AWESOME content that we have to share. To celebrate our 400th, we spent the day at Cryptic Studios in Los Gatos, California, talking to the development team behind Star Trek Online. We’ve got some great interviews with content designers, artists and producers, including an EXCLUSIVE announcement about new content you’ll be seeing in game soon. We also sat down with GamePrint, the company that lets you 3D print your own ship from Star Trek Online.
But first, we’re tackling the latest episode of Star Trek: Discovery in our On Screen segment. We’ll be exploring life and death in “An Obol for Charon”.
5:15 – On Screen featuring Al “CaptainGeko” Rivera
38:00 – Ship Design with:
Thomas Marrone, Ship and UI Lead
Ian Richards, Ship Artist
Donny Versiga, Ship Artist
Hector Ortiz, Concept Artist
1:14:50 – Game Print with CTO Baha Abu Nojaim
1:40:05 – Content Design and TFO Discussion with:
Paul Reed, Writer
Ryon Levitt, Content Designer
John Hegner, Content Designer
02:23:02 – General Discussion with:
Al Rivera, Lead Designer
Bill Yeatts, Art Director
Mike Fatum, Community Manager
Tagged as: Al Rivera, Donny Versiga, Hector Ortiz, Discovery, Mike Fatum, Paul Reed, Star Trek, Cryptic Studios, Online, Nick Duguid, Ryon Levitt, Thomas Marrone.
Elio is a Northern New Jersey Cuban-American and graduate of Kean University, having earned his Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance in 2011. He has performed in internationally renowned performance halls such as Avery Fisher Hall with the New York Philharmonic, as a member of the Westminster Symphonic Choir, and in Beijing, China as a representative for Kean University. Since 2012, he has had the wonderful opportunity to Executive Produce Priority One – the premiere Star Trek Online podcast. Whether recruiting, managing the global team of talented volunteers, arranging interviews with special guests, editing, web-development, finding sponsors, managing crowd funding, or writing content for the podcast, Elio has a hand in it all. A long-time Trekkie, Elio has been watching the series since he was a child and sneaking in late night, back-to-back, episodes of TNG reruns. He finally embraced the Trekdom in college and spent many hours catching up on the entire multiverse…. instead of studying.
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seannewboy on 2019-02-19
Wonderful show, love the interviews. Congo Rats on 400!
As for ship size, i started hating the size creep when the breen rezreth became available.
In the lightning round, tfo with people who leave, Al is only partially correct, yes you cant fail, but you can have ones that cease to progress, i have had this done with the gamma space one, where the next wave doesnt come. You have to leave and take the penalty at that point.
Marcase on 2019-02-17
Congratulations P1 ! Long time listener, one time caller, and still following you. Eight years already ? My, those temporal shenanigans fly by.
You guys still produce excellent content, especially the interviews with the devs. The Discovery reviews are enjoyable (what really annoyed me in An Obol however was ‘degrees Kelvin’…)
There are not many podcasts that survive more than 4-5 years and that you are still around is a testament to your dedication and efforts and love for the overall Star Trek universe.
I Vulcan salute you.
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