Jarrah Hodge

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a group of baseball players are huddled together and one of them has the number 78 on their back Alt: Scene from Star Trek DS9 where a group of baseball players lifts Rom up after he scores a home run in a game they can’t win

Ottawa Charge fans when we scored our 1 goal tonight 👇 IYKYK #PWHL

PWHL says plans for new Ottawa arena 'not viable for us' | CBC News The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is calling Ottawa's plans for the next Lansdowne Park arena “a huge step back,” warning it throws the financial viability of the Ottawa Charge into questi...

Don’t mess with women’s hockey fans.

The PWHL agrees that Lansdowne 2.0 is a bad idea and won’t work for the Ottawa Charge.

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

PWHL says plans for new Ottawa arena 'not viable for us' | CBC News The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is calling Ottawa's plans for the next Lansdowne Park arena “a huge step back,” warning it throws the financial viability of the Ottawa Charge into questi...

The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is calling Ottawa's plans for the next Lansdowne Park arena “a huge step back,” warning it throws the financial viability of the Ottawa Charge into question.

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

I don’t think so but this is a good reminder to look again so I’ll keep you posted!

Share a TV show from the 2000s that you love.

Rutherford, Tendi, Boimler and T'Lyn sit around a table carving pumpkins.

Mariner punches Commander Ransom as Moopsie peaks through a window behind them.

Rutherford sits beside Shaxs in a pottery class

Alternate-universe Mariner hugs Boilmer. Behind her sits an alternate-universe T'Pol. Mariner says "Boims...I think that's T'Pol.

Happy Star Trek Day! Here are some of my favourite Lower Decks drawings from the last year or so.

Sometimes!

Aww what a sweetie.

Frustrated little dude gripping a pencil saying “how do I pack this down into something I can actually share?” While swirling rainbows labeled “INFINITE POTENTIAL” float around them. Little dude frowns at a tiny grey box, exclaiming “all that work for THIS?!” Little dude shoves the grey box into another little guy’s hands; Frowning, stomping off, and saying “Here you go, I made this, it sucks.” Second little dude cracks open the box, swirling rainbows project out onto their face. Second little dude stares in awe at all the swirling rainbows now floating around them.

Sometimes we’re unsatisfied with a thing we made because when it only existed in our head, we saw all the things it could have been and when it’s done we know all the things that it isn’t, but we can’t see the way it expands into a million new things when someone else unpacks it in their head. 🖊️🦑

Fluffy orange and white cat

Celebrating 12 years with Odo, the fluffiest, grumpiest, squishiest cat in the house.

At least twice daily Odo yells at us to follow him to the office, where he flops down on the floor and demands scritches. He will not accept scritches anywhere else.

Episode 236: Native Perspectives on the Maquis Listener Etawi and Writer/Cartoonist Alina Pete join Grace to discuss the Maquis from a Native perspective, what better representation could look like in Trek, and what exactly they think of Chakotay....

Almost forgot!

The Enterprise has just encountered an alien race whose entire culture is weaving elaborate tapestries and performing one ritual murder a year. Troi's hair is up in that tight bun with the beaded headdress thing and she'll never be wearing this much makeup again. "Captain..."

Episode 164: Ethics of the Prime Directive Philosophy professor Dr. Janet D. Stemwedel joins us for a discussion on the ethics of the Prime Directive. From cultural observation to natural disasters to internal politics, we take a look at how o...

And Ethics of the Prime Directive with @docfreeride.bsky.social

Episode 242: Bajor as Allegory The crew is joined by guest David Seitz as we begin unpacking all of the many allegories of Bajor that reflect real world atrocities. CW: genocide, military sexual servitude, extreme sexual violence, ...

Bajor as Allegory, also with David Seitz

Episode 253: Terrorism and Resistance Join us as we discuss the ways Star Trek portrays terrorism and armed resistance across production eras and series. We discuss the writers’ real-world inspiration for these storylines and how they use...

Terrorism and Resistance with David Seitz

Episode 54: Indigenous Representation in Star Trek An amazing group of guests, including Molly Swain and Chelsea Vowel (Métis In Space), professor and author Sierra Adare-Tasiwoopa Api, and David Holquinn (Trekradio) join us to talk about Indigenous r...

Indigenous Representation in Star Trek, featuring an all-star panel of guests

Episode 169: Colonialism and Imperialism in Star Trek We’re joined by Dr. Lynette Russell and Andrea to talk about colonialism and imperialism in Star Trek, from the series’ Space Western origins to the Maquis. We also discuss the Prime Directive and env...

Colonialism & Imperialism in Star Trek, feat. @katzehalifornia.bsky.social and @lynetterussell.bsky.social

Episode 229: Anglo-American Empire in Star Trek We’re joined by Dr. Fiona Davidson to talk about how the United Federation of Planets embodies the supposedly universal morality of Anglo-American empire, how this has manifested across the franchise,...

First up: “Anglo-American Empire in Star Trek” featuring Dr. Fiona Davidson

Screencap from the Strange New Worlds episode “What is Starfleet?”

If you want to continue the broader Starfleet/empire conversation from “What is Starfleet?”, the Women at Warp back catalogue has you covered. Here’s a playlist thread of our episodes touching on the topic of colonialism and empire in Star Trek. 👇 #StarTrek #SNW

Dr Crusher from the TNG episode "Remember Me" saying "If there's nothing wrong with me... maybe there's something wrong with the universe"

Here’s a repost of a drawing from one of Dr Crusher’s greatest episodes which I watched with @jarrahpenguin.bsky.social and @annetheriault.bsky.social over Zoom during the lockdown

Share your top Star Trek series by the following categories:

First: TNG
Emotionally Compelling: DS9
Most rewatchable: TNG
Best written: LDS
Most aspirational: DSC

Two cats on a couch

One cat in a catio and the other inside

Four cats on the couch

Two cats in the office

This Caturday we’re celebrating the fact that our merged cat household is finally getting along after 10 months! Site swapping and patience have paid off!

Rhubarb: The hilarious story of a cat who inherited a ball team

Astro Cuisine: La cuisine selon votre signe astrologique - 140 recettes « péchés mignons » pour recevoir, plaire et conquérir

Today’s ephemeral joy, courtesy of @cpi.bsky.social’s free book event

a woman sitting at a table talking to a man with the words " what are our options " below her Alt: a woman sitting at a table talking to a man with the words " what are our options " below her - from The Expanse

What cause, non-profit or social movement accounts do you think are doing a great job raising awareness and engaging followers on social media (here or elsewhere)? Looking for recommendations of who to follow!

Image is line paper with writing showing an English word followed by how it is written in the Cherokee language followed by how it is spelled and pronounced. The words are star trek and pronounced nawkweesee uhyeesuhyee

Image is line paper with writing showing an English word followed by how it is written in the Cherokee language followed by how it is spelled and pronounced. The words are lower decks and pronounced aylahdeegay deelahseedaw

Image is line paper with writing showing an English word followed by how it is written in the Cherokee language followed by how it is spelled and pronounced. The words are strange new worlds and pronounced ahsayghee eejhay heeluhskee aylawhee

Your Cherokee words for today.
The top word is English followed by how it is written in the Cherokee language followed by how it is spelled in English then how to pronounce it phonetically.

Movie you’ve watched more than six times using gifs (hard mode, no SW, ST, or LOTR)

What U.S. v. Skrmetti Did, What It Didn’t Do, and What It Can Never Do There is going to be a lot of catastrophizing today. We lost U.S. v. Skrmetti, one of the biggest transgender civil rights cases of our…

Listen. We cannot predicate fighting on winning. We're going to lose a lot in the days to come, and if we’re going to make it through the nights we need to find something to fuel us that runs deeper than hope. We’re past hope.

We don't follow hope. Hope follows us.

Even a positive update on our custodial staff or some new hand towel dispensers would be appreciated at this point.

#PWHL #OttawaCharge

Book called Wound Care Made Incredibly Visual, 2nd edition. With a girl with a paintbrush and easel on the cover.

Spotted in my local Little Free Library