Are you afraid of things that go bump in the night? Those mysterious sounds you hear after midnight?

Then get ready to join the Fifth Doctor, Tegan and Nyssa, as they encounter Fear of the Dark.

We speak to author Trevor Baxendale about his popular novel.

And that's it - the era of another Doctor is over and done with. Ncuti Gatwa - Doctor no more!

John, Steevie and Dave gather to share their thoughts on the Doctor Who season finale, with Wish World and The Reality War.

Stand by for joy at the return of Jodie Whittaker, shock at the regeneration, and speculation ahoy as to how they thought the story was originally going to end, and piece together their evidence.

We head into a mini-era of Fourth Doctor PDAs, as we feature the first of four novels written for the range by Chris Boucher.

Former range editor Steve Cole joins us as we discuss this novel, featuring the Doctor and Leela.

And we could only find ONE quote from the late author, alluding to this book!

Well, who saw that twist coming at the end of last Saturday's episode of Doctor Who? We didn't!

The Rani is trying to resurrect Omega, the co-founder of Time Lord society.

In this episode, which we only decided to create at virtually the last minute, we look at the Big Finish story Omega, released as part of the Villains Trilogy in 2003, marking the 40th anniversary of Doctor Who.

We're joined by special guests, producer Gary Russell, writer Nev Fountain, actor Conrad Westmaas and musician Russell Stone, who tell the story of how this adventure came to be.

You can order Omega for just £3.99 in download form, from https://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/doctor-who-omega-213

Remember when the Eleventh Doctor faced his old foes, the Ice Warrior, for the first time?

We're not talking about an encounter on a submarine in Cold War, we're talking about the novel The Silent Stars Go By!

We speak to author Dan Abnett about putting the Doctor, Amy and Rory against the maurauding Martians.

Courtesy of BBC Audiobooks, we have two clips from the reading of the story by Michael Maloney, recently rereleased on The Eleventh Doctor Novels, volume 4. It's available now.

Today's episode title might sound like an anime, but Lucky Story Song Contest is our look at the latest three Doctor Who episodes.

What do Dave, Steevie, John and Kenny think of Lucky Day, The Story and the Engine and The Interstellar Song Contest?

It gets quite sweary later, but don't worry, it's all been bleeped.

This episode has a subtitle of: "Hartnell with some Vaseline."

5, 4, 3, 2, 1... The Power of 3 is go!

Simon Messingham joins Dave and Kenny to discuss his Second Doctor Missing Adventure The Indestructible Man.

They talk Gerry Anderson's pupper shows, Quatermass and a hell of a lot more.

Plus, we have readings from the author and Alistair Lock, bringing the book to life!

Daleks, conquer and destroy! Daleks, conquer and destroy! (Or, Daleks conquer shops with toys)

There's a fascinating new book out from Telos Publishing, looking at the Evolution of the Toy Dalek.

We're joined by writer Alex Storer, who tells us how this publication came about.

Find out more and order at www.telos.co.uk

The Interstellar Song Contest is on its way to our TV screens, for Juno Dawson's first TV Doctor Who credit.

But, we've turned back the clock to 2018 and spoke to Juno about her first Who story - the Thirteenth Doctor novel The Good Doctor.

Juno talks about her love of the show and how she got into Doctor Who - in an interview recorded just days before it was announced what was coming to our screens.

Malcolm Hulke is someone who fandom has been talking about once again after the release of the Season 7 blu-ray.

Looking for Mac put him in focus, and now, a biography of the writer and co-creator of the Time Lords has been release.

Michael Herbert has put finger to keyboard to craft The Writing and Politics of Malcolm Hulke, and we speak to him about it.