The Bad Wilf Podcast

Martyn has an exciting chat with the multi-talented Connor Ratliff, host of the acclaimed Dead Eyes podcast.

Join them as they dive into Connor’s career, the intriguing world of

For information about Connor’s Edinburgh shows, click ⁠here⁠.

Check out Mart Meets on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music.

For all Doctor Who related content, check our Running Down Corridors on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify.

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In this re-released episode from 2011, Martyn and Pete are joined by critically aclaimed author and podcaster, Barry Nugent.

Barry is an English writer, who is best known for creating the Unseen Shadows universe. As well as his new book, trail of the cursed cobras. He also co-hosts the popular podcast, Geek Syndicate.

Martyn, Pete and Barry discuss their love for the Indiana Jones franchise. Spoilers are contained within the episode, obviously.

The podcast is available from all good podcast services, such as but not limited to Spotify, Amazon Music, Podchaser, Player FM, Stitcher, and Apple Podcasts.

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In this episode, Martyn sits down with the hilarious and talented comedian Alasdair Beckett-King. Known for his clever wordplay and surreal humour, Alasdair has been making audiences laugh for years with his stand-up shows, online sketches, and appearances on TV and radio.

During our conversation, Alasdair takes us behind the scenes of his creative process, sharing insights into how he comes up with his offbeat jokes and sketches. We also delve into his background, from his childhood in rural England to his early forays into comedy and his eventual rise to fame.

Along the way, we touch on some of Alasdair's most memorable performances and collaborations, including his award-winning shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Whether you're a longtime fan of Alasdair's work or simply looking for a good laugh, this episode is not to be missed. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the wit and wisdom of one of the funniest comedians around.

For information about Alasdair's tour, check out his website.

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In this episode of the podcast, Martyn sits down with Tahj Miles, a talented actor best known for his role as Marlon Pryce in the hit BBC series, Death in Paradise. Tahj takes us on his journey to becoming an actor, sharing his struggles and triumphs along the way.

Starting at the tender age of seven, Tahj’s grandfather suggested his mum find an outlet for his endless energy, and so began his journey to drama school in Hackney. It wasn’t long before he landed his first role in the musical Oliver, kicking off a successful career in the performing arts. Tahj went on to work on well-known musical productions, such as The Lion King, Matilda, and Bugsy Malone but ultimately found his true

During the podcast, Tahj also discusses his experiences filming Death in Paradise on location in the Caribbean. Despite facing challenges such as weather conditions and adapting to a different accent, Tahj finds it to be an incredibly rewarding experience.

He also talks about his relationships with fellow actors on set and how they supported him in his personal and professional growth.

Finally, Tahj reflects on his work playing Simba in the stage adaptation of The Lion King and his experience working with Sir Steve McQueen on Small Axe.

Through it, all, Tahj’s passion, dedication and infectious enthusiasm shine through.

Check out Tahj's podcast here.

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We're branching out here at Bad Wilf Towers and creating The Bad Wilf Network. Our first spin-off show is live. It's called Running Down Corridors and will be the home of all our Doctor Who discussions. 

Join Martyn, Chris and, new co-host Abi as they navigate the universe of Doctor Who. 

Both Bad Wilf and Running Down Corridors will be back sometime in April. 

In this episode, Martyn sits down with the hilarious and talented comedian Lucy Porter to discuss her life in comedy, from her early days as a performer to her current success on stage and screen.

Lucy shares her insights into the world of comedy, offering tips and tricks for aspiring comedians looking to break into the industry. She also discusses the challenges she's faced as a female comedian and how she's worked to overcome them.

But it's not all laughs and jokes in this episode – Lucy also gets candid about some of the more difficult moments in her life, such as a late diagnosis with ADHD and her husband being in Thor 2. She talks about how these experiences have shaped her as a performer and given her a deeper appreciation for the power of comedy to bring joy and healing to people's lives.

Throughout the episode, Lucy's infectious energy and wit keep us laughing and engaged, as we explore the intersections of comedy and life, and what it means to find humor in even the darkest of moments.

Whether you're a die-hard comedy fan or just looking for some laughs and inspiration, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the art and craft of comedy. So sit back, relax, and prepare to be entertained by one of the funniest and most insightful comedians in the game today – Lucy Porter.  

Wake-up call launches 13th of January. For more details visit Lucy's website.

There's a transcribed version here. 

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In which Martyn rambles on about some stuff. See you next year. 

Here in podcast land, we lost one of our own recently. David Keep from Professor Dave's Ark in Space sadly passed away last week. Dave was loved in our community, a true unsung hero of the genre. 

This is a re-upload from 2010, where Dave and his future wife, Elizabeth. Joined us to discuss the Doctor Who episode Midnight. 

As this episode is nearly 13 years old, the sound quality may not be up to today's standards. But this is a very important episode for us here at Bad Wilf Towers, as Martyn explains in a newly recorded intro. 

Our thoughts go out to Elizabeth. We love you, Dave. 

Martyn and Pete are joined by Matthew Jacobs and Vanessa Yuille, who discuss their excellent documentary 'Doctor Who am I?'

Doctor Who am I? follows Matthew Jacobs, writer of the 1996 Doctor Who TV movie, as he is reluctantly dragged back into the  American Whoniverse, in this funny and moving documentary about finding family in the unlikeliest of places.

Doctor Who am I? is currently screening in the UK, with American dates to follow. Check out Twitter and Facebook for more info. The Blu-ray and DVD are due for release on November 28th.

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In this episode, Martyn sits down with the brilliant and hilarious Toby Hadoke, a renowned stand-up comedian, writer, and actor.

Toby shares his journey into comedy, the challenges he faced along the way, and how he found humour in even the toughest of situations.

From his early days as a struggling comedian to his successful shows and tours, Toby talks candidly about the highs and lows of the industry, and the importance of perseverance and determination.

Throughout the interview, Toby's wit and humour shine through, as he shares some of his favourite comedic moments and jokes.

In addition to his work as a comedian, Toby Hadoke is also well-known in the Doctor Who community for his extensive knowledge and passion for the show. He is the creator and host of the popular Doctor Who podcast "Toby Hadoke's Who's Round", in which he interviews actors and production team members from throughout the show's history.

During the interview, Toby shares some of his favourite memories and experiences related to Doctor Who, including his interactions with some of the show's biggest stars.

He also discusses the impact that the show has had on his life, both personally and professionally.

But Toby's Doctor Who knowledge goes beyond just being a fan. He has also written several books about the show, including "Running Through Corridors: Rob and Toby's Marathon Watch of Doctor Who", a humorous and insightful look at every episode of the classic series.

So if you're a fan of Doctor Who, or just curious about the show's impact on popular culture, you won't want to miss this fascinating conversation with Toby Hadoke.

Visit Toby's website for full details about his projects. 

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