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Waffle On about Gremlins

Hello and Merry Christmas to you all. Meds and Kell jump back into the Crimbo sledge and waffle on about this cracking Christmas film from 1984.

Hope you all enjoy it, have a wonderful Christmas and a superb New Year.

Meds and Kell.

Waffle On about Gremlins

Hello and Merry Christmas to you all. Meds and Kell jump back into the Crimbo sledge and waffle on about this cracking Christmas film from 1984.

Hope you all enjoy it, have a wonderful Christmas and a superb New Year.

Meds and Kell.

Waffle On about Gremlins

Hello and Merry Christmas to you all. Meds and Kell jump back into the Crimbo sledge and waffle on about this cracking Christmas film from 1984.

Hope you all enjoy it, have a wonderful Christmas and a superb New Year.

Meds and Kell.

Our Whoverville 5 coverage continues with Jean, Scott, Adam and Keith from The Staggering Stories Podcast interviewing actor Roy Holder who appearered in the Doctor Who story The Caves of Androzani but has also had a long career including working with Ronnie Corbett in the sitcom Sorry.

You can see my photos taken at Whooverville 5 here http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/sets/72157635295320665/

End theme is Dr Who Gypsy Guitar version by Thrip

The show is now on Facebook please join the group for exclusive behind the scenes insights and of course also discuss and feedback on the show https://www.facebook.com/groups/187162411486307/

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

Gallifrey Stands presents an original Audio drama with a full cast for a great cause...

Doctor: Doctor Squee

Orla: Michelle Sewell

Ainley: Adam Manning

Sandy: Sandy Shakespeare

President So'Mar: Tom Dangerfield

President Wash: Joy Johns

Ma'Tez: Sarah Whitehouse

Dottie: Dottie Who

Lewis: Lewis Mainwaring

Huey Green: Ben Gummery

TV Announcer: Ian McElhinney

Kevin Smith: Himself

Ralph Garman: Himself

Patricia Quinn: Herself

Tye: Jeremy Raddick

Da'Bow: Simon 'Spindles' Potthast

Ba'Fes: Brendan Gylee

Market Vendor: Bethany Black

Market Traders: David Ladkin, Richard Charlebois

Kendra: Nicky Shakespeare

Phone in Callers: Johnny Rock, Mark Baumgarten, Paul Gee

Ye'Jee: Yee Jee Tso

Announcer: Will Wilkins

Interrogation Guard: Stuart Shaw

Ollac Security Officer: Nick Johns, Rafael Nowak, Johnny Whitetrash & Matt Rose

Ollac Crowd: Niamh Sewell, Richard Charlebois & Christian Basel

It was Written, Edited & Directed by Doctor Squee

Special Effects were by Mike Mann at Monkey Basement productions

Music was by Matt Lees Music

The Doctor Who Theme Tune was written by Ron Grainer & performed by Ash Tarrent.

Artwork by Dave Ladkin at Vortex Visuals

The play was recorded at Untapped Talent studios Southampton

Doctor Who: The Unsaved Planet was a Gallifrey Stands production recorded in support of Stonewall UK.

The Doctor & Orla will return next Christmas For Doctor Who: The Dark Times

Gallifrey Stands presents an original Audio drama with a full cast for a great cause...

Doctor: Doctor Squee

Orla: Michelle Sewell

Ainley: Adam Manning

Sandy: Sandy Shakespeare

President So'Mar: Tom Dangerfield

President Wash: Joy Johns

Ma'Tez: Sarah Whitehouse

Dottie: Dottie Who

Lewis: Lewis Mainwaring

Huey Green: Ben Gummery

TV Announcer: Ian McElhinney

Kevin Smith: Himself

Ralph Garman: Himself

Patricia Quinn: Herself

Tye: Jeremy Raddick

Da'Bow: Simon 'Spindles' Potthast

Ba'Fes: Brendan Gylee

Market Vendor: Bethany Black

Market Traders: David Ladkin, Richard Charlebois

Kendra: Nicky Shakespeare

Phone in Callers: Johnny Rock, Mark Baumgarten, Paul Gee

Ye'Jee: Yee Jee Tso

Announcer: Will Wilkins

Interrogation Guard: Stuart Shaw

Ollac Security Officer: Nick Johns, Rafael Nowak, Johnny Whitetrash & Matt Rose

Ollac Crowd: Niamh Sewell, Richard Charlebois & Christian Basel

It was Written, Edited & Directed by Doctor Squee

Special Effects were by Mike Mann at Monkey Basement productions

Music was by Matt Lees Music

The Doctor Who Theme Tune was written by Ron Grainer & performed by Ash Tarrent.

Artwork by Dave Ladkin at Vortex Visuals

The play was recorded at Untapped Talent studios Southampton

Doctor Who: The Unsaved Planet was a Gallifrey Stands production recorded in support of Stonewall UK.

The Doctor & Orla will return next Christmas For Doctor Who: The Dark Times

Our Whoverville 5 coverage continues with Jean, Scott, Adam and Keith from The Staggering Stories Podcast interviewing actor Roy Holder who appearered in the Doctor Who story The Caves of Androzani but has also had a long career including working with Ronnie Corbett in the sitcom Sorry.

You can see my photos taken at Whooverville 5 here http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/sets/72157635295320665/

End theme is Dr Who Gypsy Guitar version by Thrip

The show is now on Facebook please join the group for exclusive behind the scenes insights and of course also discuss and feedback on the show https://www.facebook.com/groups/187162411486307/

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

Gallifrey Stands presents an original Audio drama with a full cast for a great cause...

Doctor: Doctor Squee

Orla: Michelle Sewell

Ainley: Adam Manning

Sandy: Sandy Shakespeare

President So'Mar: Tom Dangerfield

President Wash: Joy Johns

Ma'Tez: Sarah Whitehouse

Dottie: Dottie Who

Lewis: Lewis Mainwaring

Huey Green: Ben Gummery

TV Announcer: Ian McElhinney

Kevin Smith: Himself

Ralph Garman: Himself

Patricia Quinn: Herself

Tye: Jeremy Raddick

Da'Bow: Simon 'Spindles' Potthast

Ba'Fes: Brendan Gylee

Market Vendor: Bethany Black

Market Traders: David Ladkin, Richard Charlebois

Kendra: Nicky Shakespeare

Phone in Callers: Johnny Rock, Mark Baumgarten, Paul Gee

Ye'Jee: Yee Jee Tso

Announcer: Will Wilkins

Interrogation Guard: Stuart Shaw

Ollac Security Officer: Nick Johns, Rafael Nowak, Johnny Whitetrash & Matt Rose

Ollac Crowd: Niamh Sewell, Richard Charlebois & Christian Basel

It was Written, Edited & Directed by Doctor Squee

Special Effects were by Mike Mann at Monkey Basement productions

Music was by Matt Lees Music

The Doctor Who Theme Tune was written by Ron Grainer & performed by Ash Tarrent.

Artwork by Dave Ladkin at Vortex Visuals

The play was recorded at Untapped Talent studios Southampton

Doctor Who: The Unsaved Planet was a Gallifrey Stands production recorded in support of Stonewall UK.

The Doctor & Orla will return next Christmas For Doctor Who: The Dark Times

Gallifrey Stands presents an original Audio drama with a full cast for a great cause...

Doctor: Doctor Squee

Orla: Michelle Sewell

Ainley: Adam Manning

Sandy: Sandy Shakespeare

President So'Mar: Tom Dangerfield

President Wash: Joy Johns

Ma'Tez: Sarah Whitehouse

Dottie: Dottie Who

Lewis: Lewis Mainwaring

Huey Green: Ben Gummery

TV Announcer: Ian McElhinney

Kevin Smith: Himself

Ralph Garman: Himself

Patricia Quinn: Herself

Tye: Jeremy Raddick

Da'Bow: Simon 'Spindles' Potthast

Ba'Fes: Brendan Gylee

Market Vendor: Bethany Black

Market Traders: David Ladkin, Richard Charlebois

Kendra: Nicky Shakespeare

Phone in Callers: Johnny Rock, Mark Baumgarten, Paul Gee

Ye'Jee: Yee Jee Tso

Announcer: Will Wilkins

Interrogation Guard: Stuart Shaw

Ollac Security Officer: Nick Johns, Rafael Nowak, Johnny Whitetrash & Matt Rose

Ollac Crowd: Niamh Sewell, Richard Charlebois & Christian Basel

It was Written, Edited & Directed by Doctor Squee

Special Effects were by Mike Mann at Monkey Basement productions

Music was by Matt Lees Music

The Doctor Who Theme Tune was written by Ron Grainer & performed by Ash Tarrent.

Artwork by Dave Ladkin at Vortex Visuals

The play was recorded at Untapped Talent studios Southampton

Doctor Who: The Unsaved Planet was a Gallifrey Stands production recorded in support of Stonewall UK.

The Doctor & Orla will return next Christmas For Doctor Who: The Dark Times

Happy New Year, folks! In our first episode of 2014 we're getting stuck into X-Men issue 22 Divided -- We Fall! (July 1966). This was the first issue in which Roy Thomas had full creative autonomy and it's interesting to spot the changes. The X-Men are up against a new super (or not so super) villain collective led by Count Nefaria. Thomas is obviously trying to change things up here and give the readers some fresh material so this is definitely an issue worth a read!

Happy New Year, folks! In our first episode of 2014 we're getting stuck into X-Men issue 22 Divided -- We Fall! (July 1966). This was the first issue in which Roy Thomas had full creative autonomy and it's interesting to spot the changes. The X-Men are up against a new super (or not so super) villain collective led by Count Nefaria. Thomas is obviously trying to change things up here and give the readers some fresh material so this is definitely an issue worth a read!

Gallifrey Stands presents an original Audio drama with a full cast for a great cause...

Doctor: Doctor Squee

Orla: Michelle Sewell

Ainley: Adam Manning

Sandy: Sandy Shakespeare

President So'Mar: Tom Dangerfield

President Wash: Joy Johns

Ma'Tez: Sarah Whitehouse

Dottie: Dottie Who

Lewis: Lewis Mainwaring

Huey Green: Ben Gummery

TV Announcer: Ian McElhinney

Kevin Smith: Himself

Ralph Garman: Himself

Patricia Quinn: Herself

Tye: Jeremy Raddick

Da'Bow: Simon 'Spindles' Potthast

Ba'Fes: Brendan Gylee

Market Vendor: Bethany Black

Market Traders: David Ladkin, Richard Charlebois

Kendra: Nicky Shakespeare

Phone in Callers: Johnny Rock, Mark Baumgarten, Paul Gee

Ye'Jee: Yee Jee Tso

Announcer: Will Wilkins

Interrogation Guard: Stuart Shaw

Ollac Security Officer: Nick Johns, Rafael Nowak, Johnny Whitetrash & Matt Rose

Ollac Crowd: Niamh Sewell, Richard Charlebois & Christian Basel

It was Written, Edited & Directed by Doctor Squee

Special Effects were by Mike Mann at Monkey Basement productions

Music was by Matt Lees Music

The Doctor Who Theme Tune was written by Ron Grainer & performed by Ash Tarrent.

Artwork by Dave Ladkin at Vortex Visuals

The play was recorded at Untapped Talent studios Southampton

Doctor Who: The Unsaved Planet was a Gallifrey Stands production recorded in support of Stonewall UK.

The Doctor & Orla will return next Christmas For Doctor Who: The Dark Times

Gallifrey Stands presents an original Audio drama with a full cast for a great cause...

Doctor: Doctor Squee

Orla: Michelle Sewell

Ainley: Adam Manning

Sandy: Sandy Shakespeare

President So'Mar: Tom Dangerfield

President Wash: Joy Johns

Ma'Tez: Sarah Whitehouse

Dottie: Dottie Who

Lewis: Lewis Mainwaring

Huey Green: Ben Gummery

TV Announcer: Ian McElhinney

Kevin Smith: Himself

Ralph Garman: Himself

Patricia Quinn: Herself

Tye: Jeremy Raddick

Da'Bow: Simon 'Spindles' Potthast

Ba'Fes: Brendan Gylee

Market Vendor: Bethany Black

Market Traders: David Ladkin, Richard Charlebois

Kendra: Nicky Shakespeare

Phone in Callers: Johnny Rock, Mark Baumgarten, Paul Gee

Ye'Jee: Yee Jee Tso

Announcer: Will Wilkins

Interrogation Guard: Stuart Shaw

Ollac Security Officer: Nick Johns, Rafael Nowak, Johnny Whitetrash & Matt Rose

Ollac Crowd: Niamh Sewell, Richard Charlebois & Christian Basel

It was Written, Edited & Directed by Doctor Squee

Special Effects were by Mike Mann at Monkey Basement productions

Music was by Matt Lees Music

The Doctor Who Theme Tune was written by Ron Grainer & performed by Ash Tarrent.

Artwork by Dave Ladkin at Vortex Visuals

The play was recorded at Untapped Talent studios Southampton

Doctor Who: The Unsaved Planet was a Gallifrey Stands production recorded in support of Stonewall UK.

The Doctor & Orla will return next Christmas For Doctor Who: The Dark Times

Gallifrey Stands presents an original Audio drama with a full cast for a great cause...

Doctor: Doctor Squee

Orla: Michelle Sewell

Ainley: Adam Manning

Sandy: Sandy Shakespeare

President So'Mar: Tom Dangerfield

President Wash: Joy Johns

Ma'Tez: Sarah Whitehouse

Dottie: Dottie Who

Lewis: Lewis Mainwaring

Huey Green: Ben Gummery

TV Announcer: Ian McElhinney

Kevin Smith: Himself

Ralph Garman: Himself

Patricia Quinn: Herself

Tye: Jeremy Raddick

Da'Bow: Simon 'Spindles' Potthast

Ba'Fes: Brendan Gylee

Market Vendor: Bethany Black

Market Traders: David Ladkin, Richard Charlebois

Kendra: Nicky Shakespeare

Phone in Callers: Johnny Rock, Mark Baumgarten, Paul Gee

Ye'Jee: Yee Jee Tso

Announcer: Will Wilkins

Interrogation Guard: Stuart Shaw

Ollac Security Officer: Nick Johns, Rafael Nowak, Johnny Whitetrash & Matt Rose

Ollac Crowd: Niamh Sewell, Richard Charlebois & Christian Basel

It was Written, Edited & Directed by Doctor Squee

Special Effects were by Mike Mann at Monkey Basement productions

Music was by Matt Lees Music

The Doctor Who Theme Tune was written by Ron Grainer & performed by Ash Tarrent.

Artwork by Dave Ladkin at Vortex Visuals

The play was recorded at Untapped Talent studios Southampton

Doctor Who: The Unsaved Planet was a Gallifrey Stands production recorded in support of Stonewall UK.

The Doctor & Orla will return next Christmas For Doctor Who: The Dark Times

Gallifrey Stands presents an original Audio drama with a full cast for a great cause...

Doctor: Doctor Squee

Orla: Michelle Sewell

Ainley: Adam Manning

Sandy: Sandy Shakespeare

President So'Mar: Tom Dangerfield

President Wash: Joy Johns

Ma'Tez: Sarah Whitehouse

Dottie: Dottie Who

Lewis: Lewis Mainwaring

Huey Green: Ben Gummery

TV Announcer: Ian McElhinney

Kevin Smith: Himself

Ralph Garman: Himself

Patricia Quinn: Herself

Tye: Jeremy Raddick

Da'Bow: Simon 'Spindles' Potthast

Ba'Fes: Brendan Gylee

Market Vendor: Bethany Black

Market Traders: David Ladkin, Richard Charlebois

Kendra: Nicky Shakespeare

Phone in Callers: Johnny Rock, Mark Baumgarten, Paul Gee

Ye'Jee: Yee Jee Tso

Announcer: Will Wilkins

Interrogation Guard: Stuart Shaw

Ollac Security Officer: Nick Johns, Rafael Nowak, Johnny Whitetrash & Matt Rose

Ollac Crowd: Niamh Sewell, Richard Charlebois & Christian Basel

It was Written, Edited & Directed by Doctor Squee

Special Effects were by Mike Mann at Monkey Basement productions

Music was by Matt Lees Music

The Doctor Who Theme Tune was written by Ron Grainer & performed by Ash Tarrent.

Artwork by Dave Ladkin at Vortex Visuals

The play was recorded at Untapped Talent studios Southampton

Doctor Who: The Unsaved Planet was a Gallifrey Stands production recorded in support of Stonewall UK.

The Doctor & Orla will return next Christmas For Doctor Who: The Dark Times

Gallifrey Stands presents an original Audio drama with a full cast for a great cause...

Doctor: Doctor Squee

Orla: Michelle Sewell

Ainley: Adam Manning

Sandy: Sandy Shakespeare

President So'Mar: Tom Dangerfield

President Wash: Joy Johns

Ma'Tez: Sarah Whitehouse

Dottie: Dottie Who

Lewis: Lewis Mainwaring

Huey Green: Ben Gummery

TV Announcer: Ian McElhinney

Kevin Smith: Himself

Ralph Garman: Himself

Patricia Quinn: Herself

Tye: Jeremy Raddick

Da'Bow: Simon 'Spindles' Potthast

Ba'Fes: Brendan Gylee

Market Vendor: Bethany Black

Market Traders: David Ladkin, Richard Charlebois

Kendra: Nicky Shakespeare

Phone in Callers: Johnny Rock, Mark Baumgarten, Paul Gee

Ye'Jee: Yee Jee Tso

Announcer: Will Wilkins

Interrogation Guard: Stuart Shaw

Ollac Security Officer: Nick Johns, Rafael Nowak, Johnny Whitetrash & Matt Rose

Ollac Crowd: Niamh Sewell, Richard Charlebois & Christian Basel

It was Written, Edited & Directed by Doctor Squee

Special Effects were by Mike Mann at Monkey Basement productions

Music was by Matt Lees Music

The Doctor Who Theme Tune was written by Ron Grainer & performed by Ash Tarrent.

Artwork by Dave Ladkin at Vortex Visuals

The play was recorded at Untapped Talent studios Southampton

Doctor Who: The Unsaved Planet was a Gallifrey Stands production recorded in support of Stonewall UK.

The Doctor & Orla will return next Christmas For Doctor Who: The Dark Times

This holiday season, Radio Free Skaro is presenting a Fluid Links Advent Calendar! Every day from December 1 until December 24, we'll discuss one topic from our list provided by you, the listeners. Today: Day 19.

This holiday season, Radio Free Skaro is presenting a Fluid Links Advent Calendar! Every day from December 1 until December 24, we'll discuss one topic from our list provided by you, the listeners. Today: Day 19.

Our apologies for the late release, but with both of us traveling for the holidays, time just got away from us!  This month we bring you our discussion of the BBC Eighth Doctor novel The Fall of Yquatine by Nick Walters, featuring the Eighth Doctor (duh!), Fitz, and Compassion.  From the back cover:

Yquatine – cultural, political and economic centre of the Minerva System.  A planet with a month to live.

Fitz knows.  He was there when Yquatine fell.  Now, trapped a month in the past, he doesn’t know if the Doctor survived.  He doesn’t know where Compassion has gone.  He doesn’t know who the invaders will be.

But he does know the date and time when he will die with the millions of others.

The Doctor teams up with Lou Lombardo – part-time dodgy temporal gadget salesman and full-time pie seller.  Compassion is lost in time and space.  And Fitz is living out his final days working in a seedy cocktail bar, where he meets Arielle, the President’s runaway girlfriend.  But is she really the best person to shack up with?

As the Doctor tries to talk sense into the politicians and soldiers, and Compassion tries to avert the war, Fitz is about to discover that things can truly get worse.

This is our first selection by Nick Walters, who has written two Eighth Doctor novels, Dominion and Reckless Engineering, the Virgin New Adventure Dry Pilgrimage, and the BBC Past Doctor novel Superior Beings.

Please pour yourself a glass of Admiral’s Old Antisocial and listen in as we talk about Nick Walters’ The Fall of Yquatine.

Catch us on Facebook, email us at dwbcpodcast@gmail.com, and follow us on Twitter via @dwbcpodcast.  You can also follow Erik via @sjcaustenite and Sean via @tardistavern.

This holiday season, Radio Free Skaro is presenting a Fluid Links Advent Calendar! Every day from December 1 until December 24, we'll discuss one topic from our list provided by you, the listeners. Today: Day 19.

This holiday season, Radio Free Skaro is presenting a Fluid Links Advent Calendar! Every day from December 1 until December 24, we’ll discuss one topic from our list provided by you, the listeners. Today: Day 19.

This holiday season, Radio Free Skaro is presenting a Fluid Links Advent Calendar! Every day from December 1 until December 24, we’ll discuss one topic from our list provided by you, the listeners. Today: Day 19.

This holiday season, Radio Free Skaro is presenting a Fluid Links Advent Calendar! Every day from December 1 until December 24, we’ll discuss one topic from our list provided by you, the listeners. Today: Day 19.

Our apologies for the late release, but with both of us traveling for the holidays, time just got away from us! This month we bring you our discussion of the BBC Eighth Doctor novel The Fall of Yquatine by Nick Walters, featuring the Eighth Doctor (duh!), Fitz, and Compassion. From the back cover:

Yquatine - cultural, political and economic centre of the Minerva System. A planet with a month to live.

Fitz knows. He was there when Yquatine fell. Now, trapped a month in the past, he doesn't know if the Doctor survived. He doesn't know where Compassion has gone. He doesn't know who the invaders will be.

But he does know the date and time when he will die with the millions of others.

The Doctor teams up with Lou Lombardo - part-time dodgy temporal gadget salesman and full-time pie seller. Compassion is lost in time and space. And Fitz is living out his final days working in a seedy cocktail bar, where he meets Arielle, the President's runaway girlfriend. But is she really the best person to shack up with?

As the Doctor tries to talk sense into the politicians and soldiers, and Compassion tries to avert the war, Fitz is about to discover that things can truly get worse.

This is our first selection by Nick Walters, who has written two Eighth Doctor novels, Dominion and Reckless Engineering, the Virgin New Adventure Dry Pilgrimage, and the BBC Past Doctor novel Superior Beings.

Please pour yourself a glass of Admiral's Old Antisocial and listen in as we talk about Nick Walters' The Fall of Yquatine.

Catch us on Facebook, email us at dwbcpodcast@gmail.com, and follow us on Twitter via @dwbcpodcast. You can also follow Erik via @sjcaustenite and Sean via @tardistavern.

Last month we had the opportunity to join in on a panel at Kansas City Comic Con with the hosts of A Gal & A Gay podcast. Mitch & Kat (or as they are also known, Mick and Kitty) invited us to record a live podcast. We discussed everything from podcasting to Doctor Who and even talked a little bit about Star Wars along the way.

A big thank you to A Gal & A Gay podcast for hosting the panel and to Kansas City Comic Con for having us be part of their convention.

You can find A Gal & A Gay podcast here.

Our apologies for the late release, but with both of us traveling for the holidays, time just got away from us!  This month we bring you our discussion of the BBC Eighth Doctor novel The Fall of Yquatine by Nick Walters, featuring the Eighth Doctor (duh!), Fitz, and Compassion.  From the back cover:

Yquatine – cultural, political and economic centre of the Minerva System.  A planet with a month to live.

Fitz knows.  He was there when Yquatine fell.  Now, trapped a month in the past, he doesn’t know if the Doctor survived.  He doesn’t know where Compassion has gone.  He doesn’t know who the invaders will be.

But he does know the date and time when he will die with the millions of others.

The Doctor teams up with Lou Lombardo – part-time dodgy temporal gadget salesman and full-time pie seller.  Compassion is lost in time and space.  And Fitz is living out his final days working in a seedy cocktail bar, where he meets Arielle, the President’s runaway girlfriend.  But is she really the best person to shack up with?

As the Doctor tries to talk sense into the politicians and soldiers, and Compassion tries to avert the war, Fitz is about to discover that things can truly get worse.

This is our first selection by Nick Walters, who has written two Eighth Doctor novels, Dominion and Reckless Engineering, the Virgin New Adventure Dry Pilgrimage, and the BBC Past Doctor novel Superior Beings.

Please pour yourself a glass of Admiral’s Old Antisocial and listen in as we talk about Nick Walters’ The Fall of Yquatine.

Catch us on Facebook, email us at dwbcpodcast@gmail.com, and follow us on Twitter via @dwbcpodcast.  You can also follow Erik via @sjcaustenite and Sean via @tardistavern.

Last month we had the opportunity to join in on a panel at Kansas City Comic Con with the hosts of A Gal & A Gay podcast. Mitch & Kat (or as they are also known, Mick and Kitty) invited us to record a live podcast. We discussed everything from podcasting to Doctor Who and even talked a little bit about Star Wars along the way.

A big thank you to A Gal & A Gay podcast for hosting the panel and to Kansas City Comic Con for having us be part of their convention.

You can find A Gal & A Gay podcast here.

Last month we had the opportunity to join in on a panel at Kansas City Comic Con with the hosts of A Gal & A Gay podcast. Mitch & Kat (or as they are also known, Mick and Kitty) invited us to record a live podcast. We discussed everything from podcasting to Doctor Who and even talked a little bit about Star Wars along the way.

A big thank you to A Gal & A Gay podcast for hosting the panel and to Kansas City Comic Con for having us be part of their convention.

You can find A Gal & A Gay podcast here.

Last month we had the opportunity to join in on a panel at Kansas City Comic Con with the hosts of A Gal & A Gay podcast. Mitch & Kat (or as they are also known, Mick and Kitty) invited us to record a live podcast. We discussed everything from podcasting to Doctor Who and even talked a little bit about Star Wars along the way.

A big thank you to A Gal & A Gay podcast for hosting the panel and to Kansas City Comic Con for having us be part of their convention.

You can find A Gal & A Gay podcast here.

Last month we had the opportunity to join in on a panel at Kansas City Comic Con with the hosts of A Gal & A Gay podcast. Mitch & Kat (or as they are also known, Mick and Kitty) invited us to record a live podcast. We discussed everything from podcasting to Doctor Who and even talked a little bit about Star Wars along the way.

A big thank you to A Gal & A Gay podcast for hosting the panel and to Kansas City Comic Con for having us be part of their convention.

You can find A Gal & A Gay podcast here.

Actress, podcaster, and Afterbuzz TV host Alana Jordan stops by to offer her thoughts on The Twelfth Doctor's Era and the upcoming Thirteenth Doctor. Would an earlier departure of Jenna Coleman's Clara Oswald provided a better explanation to the Twelfth Doctor? What does 2018 hold for the next Doctor? Join Lee Shackleford as he and Alana discuss all this and more. Hosted by Kyle Jones.

about the Episode

For more about Alana Jordan, visit Afterbuzz TV or follow her on Twitter.

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Actress, podcaster, and Afterbuzz TV host Alana Jordan stops by to offer her thoughts on The Twelfth Doctor's Era and the upcoming Thirteenth Doctor. Would an earlier departure of Jenna Coleman's Clara Oswald provided a better explanation to the Twelfth Doctor? What does 2018 hold for the next Doctor? Join Lee Shackleford as he and Alana discuss all this and more. Hosted by Kyle Jones.

about the Episode

For more about Alana Jordan, visit Afterbuzz TV or follow her on Twitter.

About the Show

Want more Discussing Who? Become a Patreon Supporter! By becoming a Patreon, you can support the show while receiving exclusive perks made available for Patreon Supporters. Visit Patreon.com/DiscussingWho for more information and to join the fun!

Join the fun by liking us on Facebook, following us on Twitter, find us on Instagram, and more! Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, PlayerFM, Stitcher, and others! Help others discover us by giving star ratings and/or recommending us on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher.

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The Oncoming Storm is back from Christmas Break! And boy, does it show in episode 86! Josh, Ashley, Sacha, and Rachel are your hosts for the episode, as they struggle to shrug off the leftover holiday cheer and rustiness to get back into lean, mean podcasting shape! After a little bit of "What did we do over the break" talk, your hosts are proud to present their discussion of the Big Finish story Spare Parts by Marc Platt. Heralded by many as the definitive "classic" of the early Big Finish era, Spare Parts gives us a view of the origins of the Cybermen! Does it hold up to it's reputation? Do the Cybermen even need an origin story? Join us as these points and others are stumbled and mumbled over. The Oncoming Storm... This time, YOu WiLL BE LIkE US.

Last month we had the opportunity to join in on a panel at Kansas City Comic Con with the hosts of A Gal & A Gay podcast. Mitch & Kat (or as they are also known, Mick and Kitty) invited us to record a live podcast. We discussed everything from podcasting to Doctor Who and even talked a little bit about Star Wars along the way.

A big thank you to A Gal & A Gay podcast for hosting the panel and to Kansas City Comic Con for having us be part of their convention.

You can find A Gal & A Gay podcast here.

Actress, podcaster, and Afterbuzz TV host Alana Jordan stops by to offer her thoughts on The Twelfth Doctor's Era and the upcoming Thirteenth Doctor. Would an earlier departure of Jenna Coleman's Clara Oswald provided a better explanation to the Twelfth Doctor? What does 2018 hold for the next Doctor? Join Lee Shackleford as he and Alana discuss all this and more. Hosted by Kyle Jones.

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