Power of 3

For our 550th episode, we're absolutely delighted to welcome the one and only Jon Culshaw back to the Power of 3.

We're pleased to have Jon - Britain's leading impressionist - with us, as he explains how he came to be cast as the Twelfth Doctor for Big Finish.

Expect impressions throughout, laughs aplenty, and a fascinating insight into how Jon found the voice of Peter Capaldi.

We're highlighting a special release from the Black Archive series today - An Adventure in Space and Time.

We speak to write David Rolinson about the work, featuring the special programme made for Doctor Who's 50th anniversary.

You can order a copy of the book at https://obversebooks.co.uk/product/an-adventure-in-space-and-time/

Find out more about David's work at www.britishtelevisiondrama.org.uk

David A McIntee's third New Adventures novel is the subject of our latest episode.

We feature some extensive archival interviews with the author, read by Dr John Bollan, as Kenny is joined by James Hadwen-Bennett to discuss the novel.

Plus, David Steel provides a reading of the DWM Prelude, and from the book itself, while Gary Russell voices his thoughts on why he thinks this is the greatest New Adventure.

The Twelfth Doctor is back! Hurrah!

We may not have Peter Capaldi playing him, but we have the amazing Jon Culshaw slipping into those polish leather Doc Martins, and he's not alone. We're delighted to be joined by producer and head writer on the new Big Finish series, Alfie Shaw, director Lisa Bowerman, and the Doctor's new companion Ash, played by Gwithian Evans.

You can order the episodes individually - starting with The Second Death - here:

https://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/doctor-who-the-twelfth-doctor-adventures-run-fast-be-kind-the-second-death-3390

Alternatively, you can order a bundle of the first six adventures here:

https://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/doctor-who-the-twelfth-doctor-adventures-run-fast-be-kind-3389

Barry Letts - a name that is rightly revered in Doctor Who circles for his work in producing the majority of the Third Doctor's era on television, as well as casting Tom Baker as the Doctor.
Today, we take a look at a novel which was written by Letts in 2005, just as the TV show returned to our screens with Christopher Eccleston.
Island of Death features the Third Doctor, Sarah, the Brigadier and Jeremy Fitzoliver, as he expands Season 11, having started with The Paradise of Death and The Ghosts of N-Space.
We feature a plethora of reading talent, bringing this novel to life, 21 years after publication.