Power of 3

The Wheel in Space is one of those Doctor Who stories that's sometimes overlook.

One third of it still exists in the BBC archives, with the other four episodes being covered by a telesnap reconstruction in iPlayer (and originally created for Britbox USA).

Kenny, Steevie and John discuss the story, and are joined by special guest John Kelly, who created the telesnap version.

The Power of 3 Book Club turns back the clock to 1996 and the days of the Missing Adventures.

Today, we take a look at The Man in the Velvet Mask, which was regarded as something of a controversial release at the time.

Author Daniel O'Mahony joins us for a talk, including addressing the controversy, some 28 years later!

We bring you our second episode looking at the new Fifteenth Doctor audiobooks.

Today, we're putting Doctor Who on Ghost Beach under the spotlight - and yes, that is the full and correct title!

Author Niel Bushnell drops by to discuss it, with the story having been released on Thursday, 7 November.

Did you know that there's a lost Ninth Doctor adventure from BBC Books?

Mike Tucker was originally scheduled to write it, but a clash with other work meant it was shelved.

However, it was resurrected for the 2-in-1 book range, with the Doctor, Amy and Rory, rather than Rose and Jack.

Mike tells us all about it!

Series 14/season one/the first one with the Fifteenth Doctor is being extended again! Woohoo!

We take a look at Sting of the Sasquatch, the new release from BBC Audiobooks, which is out today, Thursday 7 November.

We speak to commissioning editor Michael Stevens - who's back VERY soon with more - and author Darren Jones, plus we have an exclusive five minute extract.

It's Halloween! Are you ready to be scared?

Dave and Kenny today take a look at Forever Autumn, the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones novel set on 31st October.

The pair discuss the novel - one of them reckons it's the best new series novel and should have been a TV episode - and author Mark Morris drops in. He's an acclaimed horror novelist, so he knows how to scare!

(Today's guest theme - What if John Carpenter did a Doctor Who Theme? by George C Music)

Season 25 is finally out on blu-ray, and we're all enjoying the lovely new extra content and archival gems.

Today, we're delighted to bring you some anecdotes from the making of the original stories, from visual effects assistant (as he was then) Mike Tucker.

He shares his memories of working on The Happiness Patrol, Silver Nemesis and The Greatest Show in the Galaxy.

It's Halloween week, and we're getting into the spooky and scary mood with a Third Doctor PDA.

We're looking at Rags, released by BBC Books in March 2001, and gained itself a reputation for its high horror content.

We chat with author Mickey Lewis, and find out what Doctor Who Magazine had to say about this book that's full of horrific moments.

We've done it! We've made it to 300 episodes - welcome to our party!

We're celebrating our big episode, which has taken us just over five years to reach, with two of our original co-conspirators, Kenny and Dave.

And joining them is Tom. But not Tom Harris, the podcast's founding father. It's Tom Baker.

Tom joins us live from Paisley from Saturday 23 October, 1993 (at 2pm!), almost 31 years ago to the day - sourced from Kenny's VHS recording of the talk, and given a digital clean-up by Cameron Robertson.

He discusses The Dark Dimension, Dimensions in Time, and a host of other things, in his own inimitable style.

Sit back and enjoy!

We're just four days away from the official release of Season 25 on blu-ray.

Of course, some people will get their copies a day or two early, leaving the rest of us feeling jealous... but hopefully this podcast while whet your appetite.

We've got Chris Chapman joining us to discuss his new features, including Looking For Dursley, while Peter Crocker tells all about restoring the pictures for this release - and the curious case of the missing 20 pixels from Mrs Remington's car!