Episode 2 – Phone Data Seizure Law in Japan explained

Under a new law in Japan, it is a crime for a suspect held by the police to refuse to give them their cell phone password. The first person to be charged with the law is a foreigner. Quick news highlights from abroad:1. Recent defeats for right wingers in Brazil and Serbia https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/far-just-lost-twice-215500501.html2. USA mid-terms…

Episode 001- Self Introductions

Our inaugural episode!!
Hosted by Terrandabo and Erich Meatleg
October 25th, 2026
This episode is basically our self-introductions (自己紹介)

MPi 005: Wading into Animation 2

Today we have our second interview with Neil Wade. Neil is a lifelong Trekkie and he was the Current Series Manager for Nickelodeon and guided the production on many shows including Star Trek: Prodigy.

MPi 004: “Bruce or Dare” with Bruce Horak

In this podcast we have a young man named Bruce Horak. Bruce is a visual artist, a performance artist, a musician, an actor on stage, and a life long Trekkie that you know and love as Hemmer AND General Garkog in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds AND Very Short Treks. We also discussed his upcoming theater work and his…

MPi 003: Wading into Animation

In this episode we interview Neil Wade. He holds the title of Current Series Manager at Nickelodeon. He oversees many titles including SpongeBob, Big Nate and Star Trek: Prodigy. This interview was recorded on the eve of Comic Con in 2022, before the second half of Star Trek: Prodigy aired, so we delve into the…

MPi 002: The RYNterview with Noah Averbach-Katz

Meatleg Productions had the privilege to interview the rising star that is Noah Averbach-Katz. Everyone’s favorite 32nd century Andorian from Star Trek: Discovery! Noah gave me an hour of his time during which I asked him about his school life, acting technique, his activism, new union demands, and some other stuff that I can’t remember…

MPi 001: The Fabulous Pires

Meatleg Productions presents a Zoom interview with our own Lead VFX Guru Fabio Pires about his work on Season One of Star Trek: Discovery. While he was working with the VFX powerhouse called Crafty Apes in New York, he worked on a total of five episodes and we ask about the process and what he was responsible for in each scene.