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.

We're back with the Eleventh Doctor, as we look at another adventure originally published in the 2-in-1 series.

We've already featured Web in Space!, so today we put the other book in Sightseeing In Space under the spotlight.

Author Steve Lyons joins us to discuss it, and we have a specially recorded reading from the book too.

Doctor Who's back on our screens, and in traditional Power of 3 style, we're looking at three stories.

We've reunited Dave, Steevie, John and Kenny, who talk their way through each of these adventures for the Fifteenth Doctor and his new pal Belinda.

But one of the team is a bit grumpy about things - and it's not who you might expect, as we discuss The Robot Revolution, Lux and The Well...

We make a welcome return to Virgin Publishing for our latest Doctor Who Book Club release.

Today's novel make purr-fect sense, as we speak to Gary Russell about his Second Doctor Missing Adventure, Invasion of the Cat-People.

And if it ever gets an audio adaptation, Gary did the casting for it back in 1995 when the book was published! Jude Law's going to be so easy to get...

We were amazed by it at Christmas, and now, we can boggle at it on blu-ray.

Yes, The War Games in colour has been given its physical release, and we can rejoice with six extra minutes of material being added too!

Joining us are editor Benjamin Cook, and lead colourist Rich Tipple, to discuss things we couldn't discuss back in episode 321, and what we can expect in the extras.

We're back with the First Doctor in an exciting adventure in time and space.

We joined him, Ian, Barbara and Susan as they travel back to America at the time of the Salem witch trials.

Dave and Kenny discuss the book, with author Steve Lyons joining in to reveal how the book came to be - and was rejected TWICE by Virgin!

We sadly learned that another member of the Doctor Who family had passed away at the weekend.

Jean Marsh - better known to fans as Princess Joanna, Morgaine and perhaps best of all as Sara Kingdom - died at the age of 90.

In tribute Kenny and Dave discuss their memories of Jean, and are joined by Simon Guerrier, who wrote five of the six main stories to feature Sara.

And courtesy of our friend James Hadwen-Bennett, we present Jean speaking at the Invasion convention in 2003, when she was interviewed by J Jeremy Bentham. James also shares his memories of Jean's panel.

Jean Marsh - 1934-2025.