Power of 3

The Second Doctor, Jamie and Zoe find themselves in a dead end town on an alien world, in Colony of Lies.
Author Colin Brake returns to join us once more, as we take a look at his BBC Past Doctor Adventures novel.
Plus, we reveals where Dimensions in Time stands in EastEnders canon, and teases what he may have done if he had taken the script editor's job in Doctor Who if Series 27 had gone ahead!

You may not have realised this, but the Power of 3 is a Doctor Who podcast based in Scotland.
We're kicking off an irregular series discussing the show with the Scots who have worked on it, with a conversation with concept artist Peter Mckinstry.
Peter's book, The Art of Time Travel, has recently been released, and in his only podcast interview, he joins us here on the Power of 3 to discuss his work on the TV show, from Series Two through to Series Five. Peter also tells us how his fant-art-stic book came about.
Plus, Steve Cole pops by to tell us about his work on the book too.

What's that you say, child? You need to know about Damnation, erm, Salvation?
Well, my boy, it's a good job the Power of Four podcast is here, is it not?
They're bringing you a look at the creation of this book featuring myself, with the editor Stephen Cole, and that charming young man who wrote it, young Steve Lyons.
Now, off you go and listen to it on your musical boxes or vinyls playing device. Go on, shoo, shoo!

As the nights are cold and dark, what could be a better time to listen to a story set in a spooky old house at night?
Craig and Kenny discuss Big Finish's masterpiece, erm, Master, from 2003.
And they're joined by producer Gary Russell, writer Joe Lidster, actress Charlie Hayes, and you will obey him... Mr Geoffrey Beevers!

We're back with the Eleventh Doctor on his adventures with Amy and Rory.
Today we put Extra Time under the microscope, as the Doctor and his friends battle to ensure England win the World Cup. (The Twelfth Doctor would not have helped here!)
We have an exclusive interview with author Richard Dungworth, who kindly replied to some emailed questions, which we've had read out on his behalf by our friend James Hadwen-Bennett. Plus, we have two readings from the book.