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So this is it folks after five years and nearly 200 episodes the series finale of the weekly podcast that is Geek Syndicate is here.

For the last episode we threw out thoughts of planning and went out as we came in with a bottle of whisky and to quote Dr Jones 'making it up as we go'.

Enjoy and remember it's only the weekly podcast that is ending all the podcast on teh GS network will still be going as will the GS website. We will also still be doing audio interviews and features for the GS website as well as out new monthly project which will be annouced during this episode.

Thanks to everyone out there who has supported the weekly podcast over the last five years!

We out!

SO FOR ONE LAST TIME.... GET YER GEEK ON NINJAS!!!

So this is it folks after five years and nearly 200 episodes the series finale of the weekly podcast that is Geek Syndicate is here.

For the last episode we threw out thoughts of planning and went out as we came in with a bottle of whisky and to quote Dr Jones 'making it up as we go'.

Enjoy and remember it's only the weekly podcast that is ending all the podcast on teh GS network will still be going as will the GS website. We will also still be doing audio interviews and features for the GS website as well as out new monthly project which will be annouced during this episode.

Thanks to everyone out there who has supported the weekly podcast over the last five years!

We out!

SO FOR ONE LAST TIME.... GET YER GEEK ON NINJAS!!!

Your trio of heroes return and try to discuss The Wedding of River Song but end up talking aout their favourite Nu-Who companions.

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We’re at Epsiode 20! Yay Whostorian!

Episode 20 starts with the Motes of News and the Villain Randomizer somehow finds Sabalom Glitz. We conclude our look at the 11 Doctors this week with the Eleventh Doctor played by Matt Smith and we talk about the episode: The Rebel Flesh.

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The short but sweet finale to Phils solo sojourn through Torchwood: The Lost Files where he absolutely insists you go and listen to it if you haven't already. Seriously, do it.

the child and Viki have a natter about Who stuff. And things. Which is nice.

In this weeks episode, the retrospective of series 5 continues with The Vampires Of Venice. While neither Paul nor Phil were particuarly looking forward to re-watching this episode, they were both surprised at how much they actually enjoyed it. However, things wouldn't be the same if they didn't pick holes in something and this week it's perception filters!!

Also in a slow news week, the Who's He? Podcast news desk brings you Doctor Who Christmas decorations and the news of The Gunpowder Plot adventure game that Paul couldn't care less about. Things also go off on a tangent as usual by the end of the show and Phil admits to knowing a man in a rubber suit.

In this weeks episode, the retrospective of series 5 continues with The Vampires Of Venice. While neither Paul nor Phil were particuarly looking forward to re-watching this episode, they were both surprised at how much they actually enjoyed it. However, things wouldn't be the same if they didn't pick holes in something and this week it's perception filters!!

Also in a slow news week, the Who's He? Podcast news desk brings you Doctor Who Christmas decorations and the news of The Gunpowder Plot adventure game that Paul couldn't care less about. Things also go off on a tangent as usual by the end of the show and Phil admits to knowing a man in a rubber suit.

Welcome to episode 24 of The Radio Rassilon Podcast

Despite sleep deprivation and poopageddon, Harry, Leeson & IamWilliam return with their brand new co-host JNT!

Thats right folks, this ones for the Dads, and the mums. But mainly the Dads…

Harry writes an song, and Leeson done a cry

The Doctor: What’s your name?
Midshipman Frame: Alonso.
The Doctor: You’re kidding me.
Midshipman Frame: No, is something wrong?
The Doctor: Something else I’ve always wanted to say. Allons-y, Alonso!

We’re headed back to the Tenth Doctor era and the start of Series Four. It also marks the comeback of Donna Noble. This week, our reviews of Voyage of the Damned, Partners in Crime and The Fires of Pompeii. Big news on the Matt Smith front *wink* and of course your feedback. Enjoy!

Scrolls Book Group: A Song Of Ice And Fire

In which we try to harness George RR Martin's vast, fiery beast as it spawls triumphantly across the gems of modern Fantasy.  From the very first book, A Game Of Thrones, this series has proven to be one of those compulsive reads that ignite the passions of a whole generation of readers, reaching far beyond the traditional boundaries of genre preference.

Joining us for the podcast are returning special guests Matt - The Grampus from Dissecting Worlds, and Carey - she of the Two-Monkeys from Geektress.

We tackle the books one by one and focus on a particular theme for each.  There are Major plot spoilers throughout and we do skip back and forth between books on occasion, so we strongly recommend that you only listen to this episode once you have finished reading Book 5: A Dance With Dragons.

Warning: contains gratuitous boobies.

[more....]

Amongst the many items up for discussion are: Whose fault is it anyway, Why should you never bring your mum to work, Feuds and the Feudal system, Alternative weapons of war, Cers Ei Coyote, What's eating Red R'hllor, and The ignominous fate of bastards.

In order to do the series justice we've recorded a far longer episode than usual - but never fear!  For those of you who prefer your podcasts in bite-sized chunks we have divided the episode up into approximately half-hour segments with a musical cue from the stunning HBO television series to seperate them.

The start times and themes for each section are as follows:-

2m 41s - A Game Of Thrones: Secrets
32m 57s - A Clash Of Kings: War
59m 14s - A Storm Of Swords: Betrayal
1h 28m 30s - A Feast For Crows: Religion and Magic
1h 53m 10s - A Dance With Dragons: Use of Power

If you feel inspired to carry on the conversation, come and join in on the Geek Syndicate Discussion Boards on Facebook.
Other ways you can interact with us include e-mail: scrolls@hotmail.co.uk and twitter: @scrollscast or the comments section below.

Links mentioned in the show include the foody site for Westerosi dishes, innatthecrossroads.com and the article from Tiger Beatdown about how creepy George RR Martin is.

What are you doing still reading this blather?  Click on the linky-links and start listening!

Enjoy.

Scrolls Book Group: A Song Of Ice And Fire

In which we try to harness George RR Martin's vast, fiery beast as it spawls triumphantly across the gems of modern Fantasy. From the very first book, A Game Of Thrones, this series has proven to be one of those compulsive reads that ignite the passions of a whole generation of readers, reaching far beyond the traditional boundaries of genre preference.

Joining us for the podcast are returning special guests Matt - The Grampus from Dissecting Worlds, and Carey - she of the Two-Monkeys from Geektress.

We tackle the books one by one and focus on a particular theme for each. There are Major plot spoilers throughout and we do skip back and forth between books on occasion, so we strongly recommend that you only listen to this episode once you have finished reading Book 5: A Dance With Dragons.

Warning: contains gratuitous boobies.

[more....]

Amongst the many items up for discussion are: Whose fault is it anyway, Why should you never bring your mum to work, Feuds and the Feudal system, Alternative weapons of war, Cers Ei Coyote, What's eating Red R'hllor, and The ignominous fate of bastards.

In order to do the series justice we've recorded a far longer episode than usual - but never fear! For those of you who prefer your podcasts in bite-sized chunks we have divided the episode up into approximately half-hour segments with a musical cue from the stunning HBO television series to seperate them.

The start times and themes for each section are as follows:-

2m 41s - A Game Of Thrones: Secrets
32m 57s - A Clash Of Kings: War
59m 14s - A Storm Of Swords: Betrayal
1h 28m 30s - A Feast For Crows: Religion and Magic
1h 53m 10s - A Dance With Dragons: Use of Power

If you feel inspired to carry on the conversation, come and join in on the Geek Syndicate Discussion Boards on Facebook.
Other ways you can interact with us include e-mail: scrolls@hotmail.co.uk and twitter: @scrollscast or the comments section below.

Links mentioned in the show include the foody site for Westerosi dishes, innatthecrossroads.com and the article from Tiger Beatdown about how creepy George RR Martin is.

What are you doing still reading this blather? Click on the linky-links and start listening!

Enjoy.

Hello again audience! 

Things have been hectic here at Telos AM for the last few months, as we're sure you can tell. Due to time constraints for various people involved with the podcast we are now officially moving into a semi-regular schedule. Episodes will happen when they happen, a schedule that will hopefully approximately follow an every two weeks basis.

So here is your next episode! In this episode Lindsey and Nick discuss the ins and outs of the second Gary Roberts-penned Eleventh Doctor story, Closing Time. 

Sit down with your tea and your crisps and enjoy a few diverting minutes of digressions regarding Captain Jack, children in Doctor Who, or anything else that drops uninvited into the minds of our hosts.

Well, it had to come to this eventually - a slow news week and a duff episode of Doctor Who to be commented on both occurring on the same episode of Radio Free Skaro. With little in the way of actual news to discuss, the Three Who Rule instead bandied about their mostly positive experiences while playing the new Doctor Who Adventure game, The Gunpowder Plot. And with equally little in the way of actual good Doctor Who, the Three meandered into discussions about Justin Bieber and the films of director Peter Weir. You have been warned.

Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

Well, it had to come to this eventually - a slow news week and a duff episode of Doctor Who to be commented on both occurring on the same episode of Radio Free Skaro. With little in the way of actual news to discuss, the Three Who Rule instead bandied about their mostly positive experiences while playing the new Doctor Who Adventure game, The Gunpowder Plot. And with equally little in the way of actual good Doctor Who, the Three meandered into discussions about Justin Bieber and the films of director Peter Weir. You have been warned.

Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

Well, it had to come to this eventually - a slow news week and a duff episode of Doctor Who to be commented on both occurring on the same episode of Radio Free Skaro. With little in the way of actual news to discuss, the Three Who Rule instead bandied about their mostly positive experiences while playing the new Doctor Who Adventure game, The Gunpowder Plot. And with equally little in the way of actual good Doctor Who, the Three meandered into discussions about Justin Bieber and the films of director Peter Weir. You have been warned.

Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

It's been so long! We're back with our examination of third (and second! and first!) Doctor and the season 10 episode "The Three Doctors." Bobby, Nancy, BJ and Brian continue their mission to cover all of the canonical doctors before the Christmas special and take live listener questions as well. Don't worry, we handle the twitter as always and lay out a plan for Tom Baker. So sit back, relax and enjoy the only podcast that also travels in time!

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, Stormageddoned, in front of the 2011 Doctor Who episode, Closing Time, and spout our usual nonsense!

Craig’s been left holding the baby, the Doctor’s passed his CRB checks and Stormageddon is the Dark Lord of All. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy Closing Timea|

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• BBC: Doctor Who – Closing Time.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Twitter: Adam J Purcell.

Recorded back in late August here's the audio diary of my fifth visit to Cardiff and South Wales generally, you'll hear me visit The Newport TARDIS one of the few Police Boxes still standing on a UK street and also track down one of the filming locations used in the Doctor Who Story "The Lodger" I also manage to eat in a certain diner on Cardiff Bay with a Doctor Who connection too.

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.

Recorded back in late August here's the audio diary of my fifth visit to Cardiff and South Wales generally, you'll hear me visit The Newport TARDIS one of the few Police Boxes still standing on a UK street and also track down one of the filming locations used in the Doctor Who Story "The Lodger" I also manage to eat in a certain diner on Cardiff Bay with a Doctor Who connection too.

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.

Recorded back in late August here's the audio diary of my fifth visit to Cardiff and South Wales generally, you'll hear me visit The Newport TARDIS one of the few Police Boxes still standing on a UK street and also track down one of the filming locations used in the Doctor Who Story "The Lodger" I also manage to eat in a certain diner on Cardiff Bay with a Doctor Who connection too.

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.

David and Marty take a trip to the infamous Titanium Bunker to sit down with the Hingley brothers and Dr. Phill.  The entire Hoo On Who family discusses the Peter Davison story, Earthshock, along with DVD Extras.  Marty and David all cover listener feedback emails (as always) and Marty gives his High Speed Review of The Wedding of River Song! SPECIAL THANKS to Marty for doing the Post Production and Editing on this episode while "Dad" was not available!

David and Marty take a trip to the infamous Titanium Bunker to sit down with the Hingley brothers and Dr. Phill. The entire Hoo On Who family discusses the Peter Davison story, Earthshock, along with DVD Extras. Marty and David all cover listener feedback emails (as always) and Marty gives his High Speed Review of The Wedding of River Song! SPECIAL THANKS to Marty for doing the Post Production and Editing on this episode while "Dad" was not available!