TV, Books, Games, Comics, Movies: Is There Just Too Much Stuff?
2019-12-08
There is too much to watch. And read, and listen to, and… you get the picture. So where does Doctor Who fit in, and where is it going?Read More →
Doctor Who Series 12 Trailer and 56th Anniversary Chat
2019-11-29
Doctor Who Series 12 is coming soon, but does the awesome trailer tell the whole story? Or could it be a case of all style and no substance?Read More →
PropKast: How Four Doctor Who Fans Built a Sonic Screwdriver Replica
2019-10-29
This week’s show is a PropKast featuring Brian A Terranova telling us about how he and a group of prop enthusiasts built their own RTD-era sonic screwdriver. Tying in nicely with our RTD era sonic screwdriver PDF, Brian tells Christian Cawley how prop makers put their heads together, pooled resources,Read More →
Unnecessary Star Wars Origins Movies, Iffy CGI, and War of the Worlds
2019-10-19
This week’s show is largely a chat about the comparative lack of necessity for the Star Wars “Origins” movies, Rogue One and Solo. Meanwhile, coming soon on BBC 1 is a new adaptation of H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds. But of more immediate interest is whether Brian Terranova hasRead More →
Christopher Eccleston Talks 50th Anniversary, Exit, and Love for Fans
2019-10-08
Comic cons, book launches, interviews in Radio Times – former Doctor Who Christopher Eccleston is everywhere right now, opening up and talking honestly for the first time ever. So it should come as no surprise that this brand new Kasterborous PodKast is almost entirely about him. Oh, and Brian A.Read More →
Early Memories and Doctor Who: The Iron Legion
2019-10-03
Remember The Iron Legion? Or are your early memories of Doctor Who somewhat different? In this week’s Kasterborous Doctor Who podcast, Christian Cawley and Gareth Kavanagh look back through the space-time visualizer at their earliest memories of classic Doctor Who.Read More →
Remembering Terrance Dicks: Audiences, Cons, and Targets
2019-10-03
The late Terrance Dicks is the subject of this week’s show, as Gareth Kavanagh and Christian Cawley recall their encounters with the Doctor Who writer.Read More →
Looking Back at Torchwood: Children of Earth (Plus: Pertwee Centenary)
2019-07-13
Christian Cawley and James McLean discuss the 10th anniversary of Torchwood: Children of Earth, a brief chat about the Third Doctor following 100 years since Jon Pertwee’s birth, and there’s news of our brand new Classic Era Sonic Screwdriver Ebook! Shownotes Torchwood: Children of Earth (Blu-ray) April Walker Wikipedia pageRead More →
“We Apologise For The Inconvenience” Hits Edinburgh Fringe
2019-07-05
Christian Cawley chats to Gareth Kavanagh about recent Room 5064 productions, including the Edinburgh Fringe run of We Apologise for the Inconvenience, a play by Mark Griffiths about Douglas Adams’ famous writer’s block. Episode 31 Shownotes: Room 5064 on Facebook Tickets for “We Apologise for the Inconvenience” at the EdinburghRead More →
I Love You 3000: Avengers Endgame Review Podcast (SPOILERS!)
2019-05-09
Right, so, yeah, we actually went and saw it. And honestly, by the time this little audio gem reaches your ears, the cinematic behemoth that is Avengers: Endgame should have well and truly graced your eyeballs. I mean, it’s taken a good fortnight for us to wrestle our thoughts intoRead More →
Doctor Who Virtual Reality & Captain Jack IS the Doctor
2019-05-04
There’s not a lot of Doctor Who news around at the moment, but what is going on is pretty interesting. To highlight the gems, Christian Cawley and James McLean got together to record a new podcast! Shownotes New Doctor Who virtual reality adventure The Runaway Captain Jack/Sixth Doctor crossover MissionRead More →
Doctor Who Crossovers: Star Trek and Beyond
2019-04-29
Remember the time the Doctor met the crew of Star Trek’s Enterprise? Does Doctor Who occur in the same universe as Blake’s 7? What about Marvel UK’s soon-to-be resurrected Death’s Head, and his contract on the Doctor? Join Christian Cawley, Gareth Kavanagh, and James McLean as they navigate the wondrousRead More →