Episode 05: Set Your Phasers to Vibrate Part 2
In Part 2 of Set Your Phasers to Vibrate, the conversation shifts from science fiction into reality.
With Rod Roddenberry and Garrett Wang, we explore AI, digital identity, and the future of intimacy in a world where technology can simulate connection.
From virtual partners to questions of consent and ownership, this episode asks what happens when the line between real and artificial begins to disappear.
Because even as technology evolves, the need for real human connection remains.
Episode 04: Set Your Phasers to Vibrate, Pt. 1
Star Trek has shaped how generations imagine life in space.
But how does it handle sex, intimacy, and human relationships?
In Set Your Phasers to Vibrate, Pt. 1, Eric and Alicia are joined by Rod Roddenberry and Garrett Wong to explore how Star Trek has approached sexuality across its many series.
From implied relationships to alien encounters and holodeck fantasies, the conversation looks at where the franchise pushes boundaries and where it holds back.
Because even in the most idealized vision of the future, humans are still human.
Episode 03: Max-Q Glow Up: Feeling Sexy in Space
Looking attractive in space may take more work than you think.
Microgravity changes the body, limits hygiene options, and creates an environment where traditional ideas of grooming and dating become much more complicated.
In Max-Q Glow Up: Feeling Sexy in Space, Eric and Alicia are joined by Shalini Vadhera, founder and CEO of Ready Set Jet, to explore confidence, beauty, and self presentation beyond Earth.
The conversation looks at how humans maintain identity, confidence, and attraction in an environment where even basic grooming routines change.
Because if humanity is heading to space, someone will eventually have to get ready for a first date up there.
Episode 02: Let’s Get Physical…In Orbit
Microgravity changes the human body almost immediately.
Fluids shift upward.
Hormones fluctuate.
Sleep degrades.
Stress increases.
In Let’s Get Physical… in Orbit, Dr. Sheyna Gifford walks us through the medical realities of orbit and how they affect human physiology.
If we want to build sustainable life beyond Earth, we must understand how the body adapts — and how those adaptations impact intimacy.
Biology is the starting point.
Episode 01: Pillars of Creation
For decades, space has been treated as a laboratory.
But if space is becoming commercial — if civilians will live and work in orbit — then intimacy becomes part of the design challenge.
In Pillars of Creation, Eric and Alicia introduce 0g-SPOT and the core premise behind the show:
Human spaceflight must account for human behavior.
Sex, accessibility, privacy, culture — none of it disappears in microgravity.
This episode establishes the philosophical foundation for the series and asks a simple question:
If we’re building the future of humanity off Earth, why aren’t we talking about all of humanity?
Episode 00: The 0g-SPOT Podcast Teaser
The 0g-SPOT Podcast is a cosmic journey into human desires beyond Earth’s atmosphere, hosted by the dynamic duo, Eric Ingram (space accessibility pioneer and trailblazer for disabled explorers) and Alicia Topolnycky (intimacy coordinator for film, TV, and theatre who’s choreographed safe, sexy scenes across 30+ projects). Together, they represent all of us: the curious, the cheeky, and the starry-eyed, asking, “How will we unleash everything it means to be human in space?”