Silver Nemesis is a story we've featured a lot on the Power of 3 over the last few months.

We've talked to its writer Kevin Clarke, Cyberleader David Banks, and discussed some of the new features to accompany it.

Now, we speak with James Cooray Smith, who's written a Black Archive entry on it, giving insightful analysis of what we got to see in Doctor Who's 25th anniversary story.

You can order a copy of it here - https://obversebooks.co.uk/product/75-silver-nemesis/

Our Book Club Mondays welcome back the always delightful Christopher Bulis.

Fifty years ago, Tom Baker's first season was airing, so we drop into the events of season 12, to join the Doctor, Sarah and Harry on their adventures.

We discuss A Device of Death with Chris, who performs several readings from his 1996 novel, one of the last Missing Adventures from Virgin.

We're back with Character Options's Al Dewar, as we turn back the clock to some previous releases.

Today, we're putting series five under the microscope, as we discuss the various figure releases from Matt Smith's first season as the Doctor.

Find out about the TARDIS console room, and the flight control TARDIS too!

We're going back to the seventies for today's Power of 3 book club.

We board the number 22 bus to Putney Common, and join Iris Wildthyme and her friend Tom, as they encounter an exiled traveller in time and space, known only as 'the Doctor'.

The Doctor, with his friend Jo, along with Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, Captain Yates and Sergeant Benton must defend the Earth from the Master...

Author Paul Magrs joins us to discuss this adventure with a difference.

The Power of 3 has hit the road once again.

Dave and Kenny made the trip down the M74/M6 to Manchester, for John Nathan-Turner Day, which was held at the Anthony Burgess Institute.

They discuss Me and Him and Who, Stephen Wyatt's play about JNT and his partner Gary Downie, and speak with producer Gareth Kavanagh about it, as well as Stephen, actor Richard Unwin who plays JNT, and JNT's biographer Richard Marson.

We also get the thoughts of Blue Peter's 42nd presenter Abby Cook - a Doctor Who fan, who just happens to come from Scotland!

Our book club release today take a look at the Second Doctor adventure Combat Rock.

Author Mickey Lewis joins us to discuss his work on this novel, which features cannibalism and other adult themes.

This episode contains darker content which may not be suitable for younger listeners.

And in a complete coincidence of timing, Mickey also appears in Doctor Who Magazine issue 613, discussing his work as a monster actor!

He's back - again! Character Options's Al Dewar returns to the Power of 3 to discuss action figures once more.

Al replies to more of your questions, giving honest answers, with some yeses, nos, and maybes.

New Adventures Seventh Doctor? Baines? The Flood? Twelfth Doctor in a waistcoat? Mel? Kate Stewart? TARDIS consoles? We answer these, and much more!

After a look at some new series books on the Power of 3 book club, we return to the First Doctor's era.

Today, we are joined by Simon Guerrier to discuss his novel The Time Travellers, which features the Doctor, Susan, Ian and Barbara.

We've a couple of readings from the novel by James Hadwen-Bennett (his full fan-made reading without sound design is available at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzNtNqZdyNC_bDfKUtrttnsDY09ne4gUg).

We even have the later William Russell reading a section too! (With thanks to Alan McWhan)

There's no hiding the fact that John Nathan-Turner is one of the most controversial figures in the history of Doctor Who.

As the show's producer from 1980-1989, he cast three Doctors, a host of companions, and became a fixture at conventions on both sides of the Atlantic.

However, Richard Marson's biography revealed a darker side to John and his partner Gary Downie, as JNT suffered from an alcohol addiction in later life, when he struggled to find work.

This struggle features in a play, Me and Him and Who, written by Stephen Wyatt - author of Paradise Towers and The Greatest Show in the Galaxy - which is being performed next week.

Dave and Kenny discuss John and his legacy, and are joined by Stephen to talk about the John and Gary he knew.

Find out more at https://www.fatsoma.com/e/7jir2f8n/me-and-him-and-who

Our book club listening takes us into the era of the Thirteenth Doctor, for just the third time.

We've previously featured David Solomons's novels, which were aimed at younger readers, so this is our first dip into the run of three BBC Books.

We speak to Steve Cole about writing Combat Magicks, and returning to the post of project editor on the Doctor Who novels.