Preface; Jay Chattaway
- Introduction: Hearing Utopia in Star Trek; Jessica Getman, Brooke McCorkle Okazaki, Evan Ware
- Star Trek: The Original Series, Utopian/Dystopian Spaces, and Music; Amanda Keeler
- The Trouble with Trebles: Orchestration and False Utopias in Star Trek: The Original Series; Reba Wissner
- Tracks for Trek: Music in Network Ads for TOS; James Deaville
- From Spock with Love: Fan Audio, Participatory Media, and Circulating the Materials of Star Trek Fan Culture; Kate Galloway
- Loving Lwaxana, Trek’s Sonically Disruptive Diva; Josh Morrison
- I, Musician: Humanity, Music, and Artificial Intelligence in the Star Trek Franchise; Jessica Getman
- Not Logical, but Often True: The Evolving Role of Religion in Star Trek’s Utopia; Naomi Graber
- Sinatra in Space: Music for Hope and Loss Beyond the Final Frontier; Timothy Summers
- Markers of Utopian Difference: Music in Deep Space Nine (1993?1999) and Voyager (1995?2001); Paul Sommerfield
- No, They’re Not Gonna Change My Mind: Anti-Fandom and the Enterprise Title Cue; Evan Ware
- Navigating Contrasting Styles in the First Three Star Trek Film Scores; Louis Niebur
- Songs of the Final Frontier: Listening to Whales in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home; Sarah Kessler
- Days of Utopia Past: Nostalgia and the Star Trek (2009) Soundtrack; Brooke McCorkle Okazaki
- Epilogue: The Conflicted Utopias of Star Trek’s Renaissance (2017?); Jessica Getman, Brooke McCorkle Okazaki, Evan Ware
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