Sci-Fi writer/designer/game-tester - Karl Johanson

Episode aired Jul 14, 2021

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Bryan Kreutz and Lili Fox-Lim in A Captain's Log (2021)

3rd episode preview. Award winning writer/editor Karl Johanson of the Neo-opsis science fiction magazine is the "A Captain's Log" first guest interview. Hosted by Bryan Kreutz, Ambassador to the fans (Star Trek fans), and Lili Fox-Lim the most knowledgeable co-host helping us make the complexities and unknowns... known in the Star Trek franchise. A journalistic approach to the latest Star Trek news, Karl Johanson reveals the over 6400 stories submitted to his magazine from around the world and what the great strengths of Star Trek are. 3 Episode preview "A Captain's Log"

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In our first guest interview, six-time Aurora award-winning writer Karl Johanson discusses building the award-winning Sci-Fi Magazine Neo-Opsis and his Star Trek fandom; from praising how th... Read allIn our first guest interview, six-time Aurora award-winning writer Karl Johanson discusses building the award-winning Sci-Fi Magazine Neo-Opsis and his Star Trek fandom; from praising how the show tackles complex issues to memorabilia.In our first guest interview, six-time Aurora award-winning writer Karl Johanson discusses building the award-winning Sci-Fi Magazine Neo-Opsis and his Star Trek fandom; from praising how the show tackles complex issues to memorabilia.

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- Bryan Kreutz
- Ian H. Stewart
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- Bryan Kreutz
- Dustin Serrano
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Directors
- Bryan Kreutz
- Ian H. Stewart
Writers
- Bryan Kreutz
- Dustin Serrano
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trailer: A Captain's Log episode-3 preview- Guest: Karl Johanson

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The series very first guest interview was with Karl Johanson, which had the award-winning writer/game designer on the hot seat, literally, for his interview during a heat wave. The interview was taped during a record-breaking highest temperature ever in Victoria, British Columbia 44.8 °C (112 °F). With a full beard, it became so hot that noticeably Karl's face was red. Despite this, he still didn't pause for the 20-minute interview.