Today marks the finale of the Doctor Who and Autism series I am joined with Borna who is originally from Croatia but lives in Germany, it's his first ever podcast! such a great topic discussion on this final episode! 

First of all we talk about Doctor Who Lockdown organised by Borna with help. It was a choir singing Doctor Who music by Murray Gold who was composer on Doctor Who for 10 years an unsure he will in the new era under Russel T Davies. The Lockdown sing along brought so many people together. Borna explains in more depth, i took part in the last one, me and Borna both admit it was the hardest one! 

We also to the excitement for the future and favourite episodes, and how fun it is to visit Doctor Who locations. 

I talk to Borna about autism, as he has heard of it but doesn't much so i educated him and explained that's what this series is all about education, which a diverse amount guest so autistic and some not. This series was so fun to do. 

The doctor who and autism series will return in the future I want it to and I'm sure many of listeners and watchers do too. Don't worry in different series' Doctor Who may get a mention as part of the podcast a huge part is hobbies they make us who we are. But a direct series called Doctor Who and Autism series 2 won't happen until at least Ncuit Gatwa has done a series or two of his own. But as said Doctor Who will always have a mention in the podcast it's part of some many of us. Crohn's Autism and so much more! 

I give a suggestion to Borna on how it would be cool to do a Madame de pompadour cover from the episode "Girl in the fireplace" Borna said it's already on his list. 

Some great quotes from Borna too! 

"I don't wanna go" 

"I could of done so much more, so such more!"

"Everything that ends is always sad but everything always begins but be happy"

So great quotes from Borna, and everyone involved in the doctor who and autism series that's the magic of the show so thank you all!

Filming began end of March and now we are in September so a space of 7 months of filming and recording so everything worked out really well. 

This isn't goodbye it's see you later and in the next episode on the podcast! 

Thank you to Borna in the conclusion of this series. 

Today I am joined with Holli and Chelsea who are both fantastic cosplayers of Donna Noble! It's a first time for a podcast for both but a very good experience with excitement and nerves! 

Chelsea and Holli express how the connection to Donna Noble in Doctor Who and why it's so strong! We talk how characters can have a such an impact us in real life! 

Each of us share our bullying stories while at school Holli and Chelsea share their stories which brings a tear to my eye. Holli got bullied by another student, while Chelsea got bullied by a teacher which is so upsetting. We say it's hard when you are bullied it really affects your mental health and when you tell a member of staff that could make the bullying worse. Chelsea was at a school where other people had different needs. We also talk how much it is hard to ask for help. It's a great space where we can all share our stories. 

Chelsea started watching Doctor Who at the time she was getting bullied so Doctor Who Saved her she said. We cover a lot about bullying and education because we don't want people of future generations to go through what we did. 

Such a good conversation and Doctor Who and Autism with Holli and Chelsea. Holli's favourite Doctor is Matt Smith The 11th Doctor and Chelsea's is the 10th Doctor! 

quotes and favourite quotes by both Holli and Chelsea are below...

Holli - "I will not forget one line of this, I'll always remember when the Doctor was me" Matt Smith's speech 

Chelsea - "If you see a blue box in the sky shout for me Gramps" From Donna Noble to Wilfred Mott 

A quote Chelsea has related to and helped her since 2014 is...

By Rose Tyler - "You don't just give up you don't let things happen, you make it a stand. say no you have the guts to do what's right when everyone else just runs away"

Thank you Holli and Chelsea, this episode is truly worth a watch! 

Thank you again!

In today's episode we are introduced to the land of autistica a fictional island for autistic people!

Ery was diagnosed with Autism when she was 32 we talk about how to accept being autistic and how social skills isn't for everyone it's important everyone is different. Ery and I was recently on a panel together which how we met and Ery saw the blue box and that's how we discovered Ery loves Doctor Who. 

Ery talks to us about the species of the OOD and how they are very similar in ways to autistic people, you will here the term "Oh you don't look autistic" where the OOD are very different find it hard to fit in to society. We talk about how autism is related into the universe of doctor who and how different Doctor's show autistic traits. 

We talk about the difficult of change in a show like doctor who and how it's hard to move on and when a doctor is casted you tend to think when the next regeneration will be...

Ery loves Donna Noble up there with one of the best companions of all time and we agree with series 4 being one of the best seasons. 

Some great autism advise from Ery,

we see you in Utopia The Land Autistica! looking forward to seeing this Land me and Ery picture and snowfall winter land with the OOD as the guardians. 

Thank you again Ery!

In Today's episode I am joined with my friend Elliot who is Autistic and we both show passion for the show Doctor Who. Elliot talks about watching Doctor Who growing up and some of the most iconic Historic episodes! 

We talk about legend Bernard Cribbins passing known as Wilfred Mott. And we talk the 60th and the future as well as the past! 

This is Elliot's first time on a podcast, a great experience! 

Elliot's favourite quote and line from Doctor Who is...

"Allonsy" Known as let's go! 

Thank you again Elliot! 

In the next part of the Doctor Who and Autism series - Journey of a lifetime 

we are joined with Mikey - Who is autistic and has a awesome wonderful universe 

Jason - Who isn't autistic but is a great piano player on his piano

And Alex - His brother has Autism 

A great conversation about writing, Doctor Who, Autism and the 60th anniversary and the power that music has on us!

Thank you guys for retuning some of you a third time!

Journey of a lifetime 2! is phenomenal! 

Today I am joined back with some great guests..

James, Louis, Kathryn, Chandler and Mark 

great recurring guests in the first part of the conclusion of this wonderful series! 

We talk all things Doctor Who and Autism. 

Fact of the day from Mark: The sonic Screwdriver was originated from the series Thunderbirds are go! 

Thank you everyone it's been great to have you all back!