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On this special Christmas episode we take a look back at a Doctor Who adventure that you probably haven't seen, but you might have heard. So kick back by the fire with a cup of tea and a plate of Jammie Dodgers, because The Untempered Schism Podcast is about to jump a time track.

Twitter: @schismpodcast
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Duration: 40:44

The Untempered Schism continues bouncing around through the Third Doctor's era, and this time we are sitting down to watch The Time Warrior. This story not only kicks of the Third Doctor's last season, but also introduces both the Sontarans and Sarah Jane Smith.

Twitter: @schismpodcast
Web: http://www.untemperedschism.org/

Duration: 49:47

This week the Untempered Schism podcast celebrates the 47th anniversary of Doctor Who by firing up the TARDIS and heading back to review the 10th anniversary special, "The Three Doctors" (even though it was broadcast in January of 1973 instead of November)

Twitter: @schismpodcast
Web: http://www.untemperedschism.org/

Duration: 47:50

After all of the intense feelings of mashing themselves together to form a super being, The Oncoming Storm hosts have finally separated and entered the next zone. This zone is, of course, episode 126 where Josh and Rachel are joined by guest Jeff Polier to discuss The Creed of the Kromen by Philip Martin. Following all of the strangeness of the last adventure, this one has the Doctor and Charley getting back to business fighting off alien monster invaders. But does that mean it's any good? Your hosts dig in to the Alpha Sphere to find out, and along the way, we all meet a new friend! The Oncoming Storm... this time we've got the Mentors back doing what they... what? We don't? They're Kromen? Are you sure???

After all of the intense feelings of mashing themselves together to form a super being, The Oncoming Storm hosts have finally separated and entered the next zone. This zone is, of course, episode 126 where Josh and Rachel are joined by guest Jeff Polier to discuss The Creed of the Kromen by Philip Martin. Following all of the strangeness of the last adventure, this one has the Doctor and Charley getting back to business fighting off alien monster invaders. But does that mean it's any good? Your hosts dig in to the Alpha Sphere to find out, and along the way, we all meet a new friend! The Oncoming Storm... this time we've got the Mentors back doing what they... what? We don't? They're Kromen? Are you sure???

After all of the intense feelings of mashing themselves together to form a super being, The Oncoming Storm hosts have finally separated and entered the next zone. This zone is, of course, episode 126 where Josh and Rachel are joined by guest Jeff Polier to discuss The Creed of the Kromen by Philip Martin. Following all of the strangeness of the last adventure, this one has the Doctor and Charley getting back to business fighting off alien monster invaders. But does that mean it's any good? Your hosts dig in to the Alpha Sphere to find out, and along the way, we all meet a new friend! The Oncoming Storm... this time we've got the Mentors back doing what they... what? We don't? They're Kromen? Are you sure???

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 314
Running time: 1:27:51

We review live on-the-net the Doctor Who story, 'Mummy on the Orient Express' starring Peter Capaldi as the Doctor and Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, plus news, your live feedback, and more. Hosted by Louis Trapani, and Dave Cooper.

Presented to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and is a production of Art Trap Productions.

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For this double review of "Kill the Moon" and "Mummy on the Orient Express", the Diddly Dumbers have bought Third Class tickets and donned dinner jacket T-shirts to sneak into the First Class dining car. Will they manage to complete the whole podcast before anyone checks their tickets?

Along the way: The Three Who Drool are christened “the 1970s sitcom of Doctor Who podcasting” by a rival podcast. We reminisce about our past encounters with Sylvester McCoy. We discover that famous people are sometimes more lovely than you think. A slow printer replaces the water-cooler as the office gathering place. We reveal the original source from which Peter Harness shamelessly stole the “dragon living in a moon” plot. Al unfolds his insane theory about Perkins’ secret identity. We discover the film against which The Rev measures all other films. We touch briefly on working class situations in British porn. We decide which soap Doctor Who ought to resemble, and Doc away explains his body (10% human, 90% cardboard) by revealing his true comic book identity. Even Strontium Dog and his sidekicks Wulf and the Gronk get a mention.

Direct Download Link: DDPC022 – Express Delivery

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All artwork for the Diddly Dum Podcast by our own The Rev can be found collected here on Pinterest.

THE DIDDLY DUM WHOSEUM CAN BE VISITED HERE.

Email us at diddlydumpodcast@yahoo.co.uk

SHOW NOTES

The Rev really revels in Hornby train sets. It’s choo choo choo all the way to Hull.

Newest and cruelest (sob) friends of Diddly Dum are the denizens of the “Binro Was Right Podcast”. Their eponymous hero is, of course, Binro the Heretic, a character from Key to Time season story “The Ribos Operation” who was persecuted for his beliefs. Their caricature of the Diddly Dumbers as the 1970s sitcom of Doctor Who podcasting, painting Doc and Al as a “Terry and June” couple and The Rev presumably as the child they never had, is uncomfortably near the mark.

Matt Smith demonstrates why we should avoid using cloud technology. He’s not joking, he’s deadly cirrus.

Among the DVD extras for “The Second Coming” is an outtake where Ninth Doctor Christopher Eccleston surprises a co-star by appearing at a bathroom door clad in nothing but a sock over his manhood.

“Exploration Earth”, an audio story featuring Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen.

The Amazing Criswell

During the 2007 Hull Comedy Festival, our very own Rev (and his pal Sean) wins a BBC competition and had some of their little Spacehopper fims shown late at night on BBC2 as part of “The British Summer of Film”.

Macmillan Cancer Support Coffee Morning

The late actor Geoffrey Hughes played Twiggy in “The Royle Family” but far more famously also played workshy binman, Eddie Yeats, in Coronation Street – sidekick to Stan and Hilda Ogden. And if you fast forward to 2 mins 15 secs into this Youtube clip, you’ll find the famous Stan and Hilda kiss which The Rev refers to.

“Expresso” – Norman Wisdom’s last film.

“Melancholia” is a 2011 Danish art film written and directed by Lars von Trier.

The Diddly Dum Podcast rocks the foundations of Doctor Who writing this week by revealing that the space creature so improbably hatching from The Moon was based on The Soup Dragon from Oliver Postgate masterpiece “The Clangers”.

Peter Harness hails from Hornsea, home of the famous Hornsea Pottery and inspiration for The Rev’s photography book on Hornsea.

“Is Anybody There?” is a 2008 British drama film starring Michael Caine.

“Come Live With Me” song from Richard III (1995).

Doc stamps his authority on his chums as the Daddy Bear of the podcast by finally remembering some kids TV which predates Al and The Rev. Casey Jones (with Casey Junior) was, of course, the famous driver of The Cannonball Express.

“Horror Express” is a 1972 Spanish/British horror film directed by Eugenio Martin and starring Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing.

The Mary Rose raised from The Solent in 1982.

“Bergerac” was a British television show set in Jersey starring John Nettles as the title character Detective Sergeant Jim Bergerac and of course Louise (Leela) Jameson.

The Desert Island Who Podcast.

“Time Travel for the Discerning Rock Fan” – The Rev uses his own blog to rhapsodise about Queen.

Al muses at length about “Kill the Moon” and “Three-Fold Musing” and “Mummy on the Orient Express” on his own blog.

Doc hasn’t put much on his own blog for a few weeks but he’s damned if he isn’t going to get a look-in too if The Rev and Al are going to plug theirs.

“Strontium Dog” is a long-running comics series featuring in the British science fiction weekly 2000 AD, starring Johnny Alpha, a mutant bounty hunter with an array of imaginative gadgets and weapons.

“Ro-Busters” is a British comic story that formed part of the original line-up of Starlord. Similar in premise to that of the Thunderbirds television series, it was created by writer Pat Mills and was drawn by Carlos Pino and Ian Kennedy initially, before Starlord’s merger with 2000 AD. Ro-Busters is a commercial rescue organisation run by Howard Quartz, known as “Mr. 10 Per Cent” because 90% of him is robotic. Thus he has been compared to our own Doc Whom because 90% of him is cardboard.

The BBC’s official Doctor Who website gallery sends The Rev into ecstasies of design delight.

“Three Fold Musing” – more ravings from the padded cell that is Al’s blog.

Doctor Who – “Death Comes to Time”.

Trebor Mummies and their Tales from the Tomb.

The Diddly Dum podcast thanks anyone we've pinched stuff from and respects the copyright of etc etc.

For this double review of "Kill the Moon" and "Mummy on the Orient Express", the Diddly Dumbers have bought Third Class tickets and donned dinner jacket T-shirts to sneak into the First Class dining car. Will they manage to complete the whole podcast before anyone checks their tickets?

Along the way: The Three Who Drool are christened “the 1970s sitcom of Doctor Who podcasting” by a rival podcast. We reminisce about our past encounters with Sylvester McCoy. We discover that famous people are sometimes more lovely than you think. A slow printer replaces the water-cooler as the office gathering place. We reveal the original source from which Peter Harness shamelessly stole the “dragon living in a moon” plot. Al unfolds his insane theory about Perkins’ secret identity. We discover the film against which The Rev measures all other films. We touch briefly on working class situations in British porn. We decide which soap Doctor Who ought to resemble, and Doc away explains his body (10% human, 90% cardboard) by revealing his true comic book identity. Even Strontium Dog and his sidekicks Wulf and the Gronk get a mention.

Direct Download Link: DDPC022 – Express Delivery

Listen/download on iTunes

Audioboo

Stitcher.com

Find us on Facebook

All artwork for the Diddly Dum Podcast by our own The Rev can be found collected here on Pinterest.

THE DIDDLY DUM WHOSEUM CAN BE VISITED HERE.

Email us at diddlydumpodcast@yahoo.co.uk

SHOW NOTES

The Rev really revels in Hornby train sets. It’s choo choo choo all the way to Hull.

Newest and cruelest (sob) friends of Diddly Dum are the denizens of the “Binro Was Right Podcast”. Their eponymous hero is, of course, Binro the Heretic, a character from Key to Time season story “The Ribos Operation” who was persecuted for his beliefs. Their caricature of the Diddly Dumbers as the 1970s sitcom of Doctor Who podcasting, painting Doc and Al as a “Terry and June” couple and The Rev presumably as the child they never had, is uncomfortably near the mark.

Matt Smith demonstrates why we should avoid using cloud technology. He’s not joking, he’s deadly cirrus.

Among the DVD extras for “The Second Coming” is an outtake where Ninth Doctor Christopher Eccleston surprises a co-star by appearing at a bathroom door clad in nothing but a sock over his manhood.

“Exploration Earth”, an audio story featuring Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen.

The Amazing Criswell

During the 2007 Hull Comedy Festival, our very own Rev (and his pal Sean) wins a BBC competition and had some of their little Spacehopper fims shown late at night on BBC2 as part of “The British Summer of Film”.

Macmillan Cancer Support Coffee Morning

The late actor Geoffrey Hughes played Twiggy in “The Royle Family” but far more famously also played workshy binman, Eddie Yeats, in Coronation Street – sidekick to Stan and Hilda Ogden. And if you fast forward to 2 mins 15 secs into this Youtube clip, you’ll find the famous Stan and Hilda kiss which The Rev refers to.

“Expresso” – Norman Wisdom’s last film.

“Melancholia” is a 2011 Danish art film written and directed by Lars von Trier.

The Diddly Dum Podcast rocks the foundations of Doctor Who writing this week by revealing that the space creature so improbably hatching from The Moon was based on The Soup Dragon from Oliver Postgate masterpiece “The Clangers”.

Peter Harness hails from Hornsea, home of the famous Hornsea Pottery and inspiration for The Rev’s photography book on Hornsea.

“Is Anybody There?” is a 2008 British drama film starring Michael Caine.

“Come Live With Me” song from Richard III (1995).

Doc stamps his authority on his chums as the Daddy Bear of the podcast by finally remembering some kids TV which predates Al and The Rev. Casey Jones (with Casey Junior) was, of course, the famous driver of The Cannonball Express.

“Horror Express” is a 1972 Spanish/British horror film directed by Eugenio Martin and starring Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing.

The Mary Rose raised from The Solent in 1982.

“Bergerac” was a British television show set in Jersey starring John Nettles as the title character Detective Sergeant Jim Bergerac and of course Louise (Leela) Jameson.

The Desert Island Who Podcast.

“Time Travel for the Discerning Rock Fan” – The Rev uses his own blog to rhapsodise about Queen.

Al muses at length about “Kill the Moon” and “Three-Fold Musing” and “Mummy on the Orient Express” on his own blog.

Doc hasn’t put much on his own blog for a few weeks but he’s damned if he isn’t going to get a look-in too if The Rev and Al are going to plug theirs.

“Strontium Dog” is a long-running comics series featuring in the British science fiction weekly 2000 AD, starring Johnny Alpha, a mutant bounty hunter with an array of imaginative gadgets and weapons.

“Ro-Busters” is a British comic story that formed part of the original line-up of Starlord. Similar in premise to that of the Thunderbirds television series, it was created by writer Pat Mills and was drawn by Carlos Pino and Ian Kennedy initially, before Starlord’s merger with 2000 AD. Ro-Busters is a commercial rescue organisation run by Howard Quartz, known as “Mr. 10 Per Cent” because 90% of him is robotic. Thus he has been compared to our own Doc Whom because 90% of him is cardboard.

The BBC’s official Doctor Who website gallery sends The Rev into ecstasies of design delight.

“Three Fold Musing” – more ravings from the padded cell that is Al’s blog.

Doctor Who – “Death Comes to Time”.

Trebor Mummies and their Tales from the Tomb.

The Diddly Dum podcast thanks anyone we've pinched stuff from and respects the copyright of etc etc.

Dave and Barry take a break from their never-ending task to celebrate 8 years of podcasting before getting on with business as usual.

Questions from the Syndicate

The lads answer a few questions from the listeners.

• If you could go back in time to stop one comic/book/film or TV show from being made what would it be?
• Do you have a comic you love in a genre you don't like?

Week that was

• Christopher Marlowe & The Bards of Nemeto
• Thor #1
• Gotham Academy #1
• Agents of Shield - Episode 1 Season 2

Dave and Barry take a break from their never-ending task to celebrate 8 years of podcasting before getting on with business as usual.

Questions from the Syndicate

The lads answer a few questions from the listeners.

• If you could go back in time to stop one comic/book/film or TV show from being made what would it be?
• Do you have a comic you love in a genre you don't like?

Week that was

• Christopher Marlowe & The Bards of Nemeto
• Thor #1
• Gotham Academy #1
• Agents of Shield - Episode 1 Season 2

This week. It's a bit of a special episode as we recorded a live round table with some of our chums from podcasting. Eventually, we got to talking about "Mummy on the Orient Express".

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This week. It's a bit of a special episode as we recorded a live round table with some of our chums from podcasting. Eventually, we got to talking about "Mummy on the Orient Express".

Twitter:

https://twitter.com/PharosProject

https://twitter.com/EHPodcast

https://twitter.com/natrtpodcast

https://twitter.com/HammeredHorror

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepharosproject/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/ehpodcast/

https://www.facebook.com/HammeredHorror

Email

pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

This week. It's a bit of a special episode as we recorded a live round table with some of our chums from podcasting. Eventually, we got to talking about "Mummy on the Orient Express".

Twitter:

https://twitter.com/PharosProject

https://twitter.com/EHPodcast

https://twitter.com/natrtpodcast

https://twitter.com/HammeredHorror

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepharosproject/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/ehpodcast/

https://www.facebook.com/HammeredHorror

Email

pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

In which Clara's life decisions make us sad. And that's coming from a pair of people who do a drunk Doctor Who podcast.

This week, there's a "Mummy on the Orient Express", which is cool. Also, it's in space, so double cool. The Doctor once again wisks Clara off on an adventure and is kind of a dick about it. But hey, this is their last adventure together, and they can quit at any time, right??? RIGHT??? Hmm.

Oh and there's tequila.

In which Clara's life decisions make us sad. And that's coming from a pair of people who do a drunk Doctor Who podcast.

This week, there's a "Mummy on the Orient Express", which is cool. Also, it's in space, so double cool. The Doctor once again wisks Clara off on an adventure and is kind of a dick about it. But hey, this is their last adventure together, and they can quit at any time, right??? RIGHT??? Hmm.

Oh and there's tequila.

Hey there kiddies, it’s that time of year again – the premiere Doctor Who convention in Central Florida, Time Lord Fest 2014 is about to take place Sunday October 19th in Tampa. Rita and JC are all over it with wall to wall coverage including interviews with Con Organizer Ken Spivey, Doctor Who Wholesale Strategy writer, actor and director John Reid Adams and KSB band member Brooke Pulin. While going TLF mad, we still sneak in our thoughts on the premiere of the Walking Dead and Doctor Who episode Mummy on the Orient Express. All this and much more on Transmissions From Atlantis!

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Transmissions From Atlantis 88 – Time Lord Fest 2014

Line Up

• Opening
• The Walking Dead
• Time Lord Fest
• Ken Spivey Interview
• Doctor Who
• John Reid Adams Interview
• Mummy on the Orient Express Review
• Closing featuring Ken Spivey Band’s Sexy Professor

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START THE CLOCK: We've got more than 66 seconds worth of discussion on the new Doctor Who episode "Mummy on the Orient Express" - did we enjoy this as a faithful replica of what an Agatha Christie story is?  What did we make of Perkins?  And, of course, discussion of Clara's about-face from her "wobble" - "Give me PLANETS"!  Plus, Trivia and some news!  Come have a listen, please? (BONUS: No allegorical discussion this week!)

START THE CLOCK: We've got more than 66 seconds worth of discussion on the new Doctor Who episode "Mummy on the Orient Express" - did we enjoy this as a faithful replica of what an Agatha Christie story is? What did we make of Perkins? And, of course, discussion of Clara's about-face from her "wobble" - "Give me PLANETS"! Plus, Trivia and some news! Come have a listen, please? (BONUS: No allegorical discussion this week!)

Episode #136 of Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats! And the story we will be discussing today is...

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This week we cover Doctor Who story #249, 2014's "Mummy on the Orient Express", in which the Doctor must learn the secret of the ancient mummy known as The Foretold, faces a difficult goodbye to his companion Clara!

QotW: What are your theories about who Missy is?

Listener Mailbag

Discussion of "Mummy on the Orient Express" (Trevor 8.5, David 8, Charlie 9)

Connor's Corner

Discussion of Big Finish audio adventure "The Wanderer" (Trevor 7.75, David 7.9, Charlie 8.5)

Doctor Who on the Web: http://angel.flamingcow.org/

Hosts:

• Trevor
  • Twitter: @WhovianTrev
  • Tumblr: http://trevsplace.tumblr.com/

• Charlie
  • Twitter: @insanityinchaos
  • Infinite Longbox Podcast
  • Comic Conspiracy Podcast
• David
  • Twitter: @gwythinn
  • WWW: http://www.davidsafar.com/
  • Tumblr: http://maroonedwhovian.tumblr.com/

Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #250, Flatline.  We invite you to follow along by watching the episode before the podcast; please acquire a copy in accordance with the laws of time and space.

Nic, Martin, Derek and Andy risk the Mummy’s curse as they talk about Missing Episodes. Oh and this weeks Mummy centric episode, which was rather good.

The 2nd Doctor voice overs are again provided by the scarily good Christopher Thomson. Find out more about him here! - http://www.outpostskaro.com/2014/09/14/new-talent/

Mummy on the Orient Express

Adam. Debbie, Mary, Kirby and Ben discuss the latest episode of Doctor Who plus we have feedback, new and You Won't Get This One.

"Are you my mummy?"

Yes, they couldn't resist it.

No blitz-dodging, gasmark-wearing nippers this time though, just a rancid old vet that even a decent vet couldn't save.

For he is the Mummy on the Orient Express who, despite his state-of-the-art soldiering kit is not really what the passengers had in mind when they were promised "all mod cons".

The Doctor plays Poirot, Clara looks in need of a Charleston and Perkins bears an uncanny resemblance to "that disc jockey" (but thankfully not the white-haired Hartnell-alike).

Jelly babies are shared, old ladies fulfill their job descriptions and the kitchen staff are let outside for a breath of fresh vacuum.

But is it a rattling good locomotive of an episode? Or derailed stock which refuses to roll?

Jim and Martin take rather more than 66 seconds to decide.

"Are you my mummy?"

Yes, they couldn't resist it.

No blitz-dodging, gasmark-wearing nippers this time though, just a rancid old vet that even a decent vet couldn't save.

For he is the Mummy on the Orient Express who, despite his state-of-the-art soldiering kit is not really what the passengers had in mind when they were promised "all mod cons".

The Doctor plays Poirot, Clara looks in need of a Charleston and Perkins bears an uncanny resemblance to "that disc jockey" (but thankfully not the white-haired Hartnell-alike).

Jelly babies are shared, old ladies fulfill their job descriptions and the kitchen staff are let outside for a breath of fresh vacuum.

But is it a rattling good locomotive of an episode? Or derailed stock which refuses to roll?

Jim and Martin take rather more than 66 seconds to decide.

"Are you my mummy?"

Yes, they couldn't resist it.

No blitz-dodging, gasmark-wearing nippers this time though, just a rancid old vet that even a decent vet couldn't save.

For he is the Mummy on the Orient Express who, despite his state-of-the-art soldiering kit is not really what the passengers had in mind when they were promised "all mod cons".

The Doctor plays Poirot, Clara looks in need of a Charleston and Perkins bears an uncanny resemblance to "that disc jockey" (but thankfully not the white-haired Hartnell-alike).

Jelly babies are shared, old ladies fulfill their job descriptions and the kitchen staff are let outside for a breath of fresh vacuum.

But is it a rattling good locomotive of an episode? Or derailed stock which refuses to roll?

Jim and Martin take rather more than 66 seconds to decide.

The Who's He? Podcast plough on with their review of series 8 of Doctor Who and this week it's the turn of Mummy On The Orient Express. After last weeks episode that divided fandom, is this a story that finds fandom reunited and more importantly do Phil and Paul show a united front also? Will Phil rant like he did last week or is it Paul's turn? One thing is for sure, they have longer than 66 seconds to decide! But the prog rock dinosaurs that they are, they still can't figure out just who Foxes is.

And in an incredibly quiet news week, they can only bring you stats!!

The Who's He? Podcast plough on with their review of series 8 of Doctor Who and this week it's the turn of Mummy On The Orient Express. After last weeks episode that divided fandom, is this a story that finds fandom reunited and more importantly do Phil and Paul show a united front also? Will Phil rant like he did last week or is it Paul's turn? One thing is for sure, they have longer than 66 seconds to decide! But the prog rock dinosaurs that they are, they still can't figure out just who Foxes is.

And in an incredibly quiet news week, they can only bring you stats!!

The Who's He? Podcast plough on with their review of series 8 of Doctor Who and this week it's the turn of Mummy On The Orient Express. After last weeks episode that divided fandom, is this a story that finds fandom reunited and more importantly do Phil and Paul show a united front also? Will Phil rant like he did last week or is it Paul's turn? One thing is for sure, they have longer than 66 seconds to decide! But the prog rock dinosaurs that they are, they still can't figure out just who Foxes is.

And in an incredibly quiet news week, they can only bring you stats!!

Doctor Squee & Dottie Who catch up with Traci Porczynski of Blue Box Balms to talk about her Doctor Who inspired lip balms, tweeting with the stars and we have an American edition Doctor Who quiz.

You can find Traci @ www.BlueBoxBalm.com on the facebook group on on twitter @BlueBoxBalm.

Gallifrey Stands is sponcered by Dotties Charms Doctor Who range https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/dotscharms?section_id=16041002&ref=shopsection_leftnav_5

Find the show at www.GallifreyStandsPodcast.Podbean.com

Thanks for listening.

Doctor Squee & Dottie Who catch up with Traci Porczynski of Blue Box Balms to talk about her Doctor Who inspired lip balms, tweeting with the stars and we have an American edition Doctor Who quiz.

You can find Traci @ www.BlueBoxBalm.com on the facebook group on on twitter @BlueBoxBalm.

Gallifrey Stands is sponcered by Dotties Charms Doctor Who range https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/dotscharms?section_id=16041002&ref=shopsection_leftnav_5

Find the show at www.GallifreyStandsPodcast.Podbean.com

Thanks for listening.