This week Sid and Roman are reviewing the second part of the two-parter "The Menagerie".

This week Sid and Roman are reviewing Part 1 the two parted episode "The Menagerie".

This week Sid and Roman are going to review the episode "The Corbomite Maneuver", the first regular episode produced after the two pilot episodes.

This Week Sid and Roman are reviewing the episode "Dagger of the Mind".

In this week's episode Sid and Roman are taking a closer look at the episode "Miri". Unfortunately we had to lose our community segment due to lack of interest, but we're searching for a replacement.

In this week's episode Roman and Sid are reviewing the episode "What Are Little Girls Made Of?".

This week Roman and Sid are discussing the episode "Mudd's Women". In the end they are reviewing some answers to the Community Question from Instagram.

This week Roman and Sid are reviewing the episode "The Enemy Within". At the end they have an exciting announcement to make!

Your hosts Roman and Sid are finally back from their Winter's break! This week they are reviewing "The Naked Time".

Roman and Sid review the second Star Trek TOS Pilot 'Where No Man Has Gone Before'. In the end they are visited by a special guest.

The next episode that Sid and Roman are reviewing this week is the episode "Charlie X".

In this week's episode of The Galileo Three Podcast your hosts Sid and Roman review "The Man Trap", the first regular episode of Star Trek The Original Series.

This week Sid and Roman will be discussing the first Pilot Episode of the original Star Trek Series titled "The Cage".

This is probably our last podcast since everyone else is heading to college. It remains uncut with all our pre-podcast discussions. We discuss what we saw and like at the sneak-peek for Lord of the Tachyon Galaxy. We also discuss some other random topics.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (Anonymous)

Our main topic is a review of Hidden Arsenal 7. We also go off topic a lot and reach points where we discuss some mature topics so listen at your own risk.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (Anonymous)

Our main topic: What are the best unused archetypes around? We also discuss someone running a Jaden Yuki-Style Hero Deck while we're recording this podcast, theme songs that were in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime Series, a short talk about chaos numbers, and the Pokemon series that we're talking about for who-knows-what reason.…

Our main topic: Are there any defensive cards that are used in the TCG set? We'll also discuss non-booster packs (turbo, astral, champion, etc.), the best (and worst) of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime Series, and the stupidity of Konami's useless reprints.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (Anonymous)

We're continuing from a few podcasts ago where we're discussing other cards from the Judgment of the Light Pack that will be released. The set of the week: War Gods.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (Anonymous)

We're discussing what decks could be used at YCS or Regionals. We are also discussing the card of the week: Penguin Soldier. We also discuss the Yu-Gi-Oh! Drinking Game.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (Anonymous)

We're discussing which cards are rarely or never seen in deck anymore. We thank MegaCapitalG for giving us the idea. We also discuss a possible Meta Blue-Eyes White Dragon Deck and other topics.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (Anonymous)

Knowing how to treat your opponents and the originality of common decks will be part of today's podcast. Also, we'll discuss other random topics. Forgive us for the wind in the background. (No censoring is used in this podcast)Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (Anonymous)

Today, we're discussing the non-archetype cards that will be in the to-be-released booster pack known as "Judgment of the Light". We'll also discuss what could be in Hidden Arsenal 7 and about Frank and his many complaints on the effect of Verz Thunderbird.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (Anonymous)

Our main topic in this episode involes us discussing Prophecy and Spellbook cards: what's so good about them and why we hate them. On side topics, we're discussing various card prices, some various decks we built, and the Yu-Gi-Oh! Video Games.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (Anonymous)

In this podcast, instead of one main topic, we're discuss a wide array of topics that include but are not limited to Suppressor Dragon, various strategies, various cards, and some of our most hilarious moments in dueling.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (Anonymous)

In this podcast, we'll be mainly discussing the idea of merging TCG and OCG cards. We'll also discuss some various cards, some archtypes, and a little on the new structure deck, "Bellow of the Blue-Eyed Dragon".Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (yugiohclubvideos)

The March 2013 OCG Banlist has been released. Since Konami usually doesn't change their TCG banlist from their OCG banlist, we decided to discuss it and what we like or hate about it.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (yugiohclubvideos)

The is our first podcast EVER!!! And in it, we'll be discussing what we might see being added, taken out, or remain untouched in the new March 2013 Banlist.Oleh yugiohclubvideos@gmail.com (yugiohclubvideos)

Brian Boyle, Director, Australian National Telescope Facility Stretching over a continent and comprised of over 5000 antennas, the Square Kilometre Array is proposed to be the world's largest radio telescope and one of the most ambitious pieces of scientific infrastructure ever built. It will address some of the key questions of 21st century astron…

Dr Jenni Adams, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Canterbury. More than 50 trillion solar neutrinos pass through your body every second! Abundant but elusive, these particles have truly amazing properties and provide a new way to look out at objects in our galaxy and beyond.

Professor Jack Baggaley FRAS FRSNZ, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Canterbury Comets and asteroids provide us with vital clues as to how the solar system was born. Small sized asteroids may reach the ground as meteorites, sometimes producing impact craters or exploding dramatically. Impacts by large comets and asteroids are a ve…

Alan Gilmore, Mt John Observatory, University of Canterbury The realisation that stars are just distant suns, like our own, led to speculation about the existence of other planets, and other life forms. The first extra-solar planet orbiting a 'normal' star was detected in 1996. More than 300 planets have now been identified, and many have been disc…

Dr Grant Christie MNZM, Research Astronomer, Stardome Observatory The first stars formed when the Universe was less than 2% of its current age. At this early epoch the conditions were very different to those that exist now so exactly how these stars got started and what they were like remains a major unsolved problem in astronomy. Can we probe this…

Associate Professor Ruth Barton, The University of Auckland When Galileo turned his telescope to the stars he saw spots on the sun, mountains on the moon, and moons about Jupiter. The moons of Jupiter, he wrote, proved the glory of the Medici name (and this gained him the position of mathematician and philosopher at the Medici court), but did they …