Podcasts about Cartmel

Racing in Ireland on Saturday is in the Curragh (24th May 2025). Cross-channel, there are meetings in Haydock, Goodwood, Beverly, Catterick, Cartmel, Salisbury and Windsor. With his 'Saturday Six,' here's Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.

In this episode, we sit down with Registered Acupuncturist Courtney Cartmel to explore the powerful link between gut health and emotional well-being through the lens of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Courtney shares her deep knowledge of how acupuncture can support digestive function, regulate the nervous system, and help bring the body back into balance.  We talk about how emotions are stored in different organs according to TCM, offering insight into how symptoms like bloating, anxiety, and fatigue may be connected, which can be supported by acupuncture!  Whether you're curious about acupuncture, struggling with gut issues, or simply want to deepen your understanding of mind-body connection, this episode is for you!   Connect with Courtney  Visit her website to learn more and book your appointment Follow on Instagram @courtneycartmel.auc   Connect with Jo Anne's Place Visit our website to learn more about Jo Anne's Place Learn more about The Wellness on Purpose Program to Educate   Listen to other Wellness on Purpose Podcast Episodes Follow on Instagram @joannesplace

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. On today's show, Dale Gibson, Professional Jockeys' Association Executive Director, joins to reflect on the circumstances surrounding top rider Tom Marquand riding in the subsequent race following a fall that left him badly dazed and ultimately with suspected concussion. Also today, NBC's Matt Bernier looks at the Travers Stakes and where City of Troy might stack up against the principals in the Breeders Cup Classic. Plus, jockey Kerrin McEvoy joins us from Australia, where Euro import Via Sistina struck in the Winx Stakes at the weekend to earn herself prominence in the Cox Plate market, while we visit the more homley surrounds of Cartmel racecourse with Clerk James Armstrong. Plus, news of Peter Savill's PRA initiative, overall reflections on York's Ebor Festival, and Ballydoyle running plans.

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. On today's show, Dale Gibson, Professional Jockeys' Association Executive Director, joins to reflect on the circumstances surrounding top rider Tom Marquand riding in the subsequent race following a fall that left him badly dazed and ultimately with suspected concussion. Also today, NBC's Matt Bernier looks at the Travers Stakes and where City of Troy might stack up against the principals in the Breeders Cup Classic. Plus, jockey Kerrin McEvoy joins us from Australia, where Euro import Via Sistina struck in the Winx Stakes at the weekend to earn herself prominence in the Cox Plate market, while we visit the more homley surrounds of Cartmel racecourse with Clerk James Armstrong. Plus, news of Peter Savill's PRA initiative, overall reflections on York's Ebor Festival, and Ballydoyle running plans.

Racing in Ireland on Saturday (24th August 2024) is at the Curragh and Killarney. Cross-channel, there are meetings at Goodwood, Newmarket, York, Cartmel, Redcar and Windsor. With his 'Saturday Six,' here's Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.

Racing in Ireland on Saturday (20th July 2024) is in the Curragh. Cross-channel, there are meetings in Market Rasen, Cartmel, Newbury, Ripon, Newmarket, Doncaster and Haydock. With his 'Saturday Six,' here's Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.

Racing in Ireland on Saturday (25th May 2024) is in the Curragh. Cross-channel, there are meetings in Haydock, Goodwood, York, Chester, Cartmel, Salisbury and Windsor. With his 'Saturday Six,' here's Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.

In today's episode, we dive deep into the evolving world of recruitment within Australia's beauty and aesthetics industry with Amelia Cartmel, the Co-founder, Director, and Head of Recruitment at The One Clinic Agency. Amelia, with a rich background in the beauty and aesthetics industry, co-founded The One Clinic Agency to address the sector's unique recruitment needs. Her expertise lies in matching the right talent with the right role, ensuring that both employees and employers thrive. Listen up as we explore the evolving landscape of recruitment within the beauty and aesthetics industry, where the cost and complexity of hiring have dramatically changed. Key Takeaways: The Recruitment Revolution: Understand the challenges clinics face in hiring, with costs soaring to $23,000 per candidate and filling positions taking up to 82 days. Misconceptions Unveiled: Amelia tackles the biggest misconceptions about hiring therapists in Australia and shares insights into what business owners are saying about the recruitment landscape. Strategies for Success: Learn how small businesses can navigate increased hiring expenses and extend hiring timeframes, and the role of effective job descriptions in streamlining the recruitment process. Cultural Fits and Skill Balances: Discover the importance of balancing hard skills and soft skills in recruitment, and how innovative approaches can help identify the best fit for both skills and company culture. Employee Retention: Tips on retaining talent through professional development and creating a positive work culture. This episode is a must-listen for clinic owners, HR professionals, and anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes of recruitment in the beauty and aesthetics industry. Stay tuned for our next episode, where we continue to explore the latest trends and innovations in dermatology and health. Learn More About Amelia Cartmel and The One Clinic Agency here: Website: www.theoneclinicagency.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/theoneclinicagency Instagram: www.instagram.com/theoneclinicagency/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/81850107 Be sure to subscribe to the podcast for more inspiring stories and educational content from the aesthetics and beauty industry! And follow us on Instagram @dermhealth.co and @digitalhealth.co ----------------------------------- Are you still using DIY website-building platforms with generic templates that lack strategy and industry features? If the answer is yes, then it's time for you to switch to Australia's first Website Builder for the Beauty and Aesthetic Industry. Enter Aesthetic-Ally.  www.aesthetically.online With Aesthetic Ally, you're not just building a website; you're crafting a digital home for your brand. Ready to start your web design journey and make your digital debut or revamp? We're your behind-the-scenes tech squad. ----------------------------------- This episode of "DermHealth.co" is proudly powered by Digital Health Co, your trusted partner in the medical aesthetics and beauty industry! Struggling to juggle it all and ready to embrace your visionary potential? We get you! Our "Freebies Library," packed with expertly crafted resources, empowers you to take charge. Supercharge your online presence with website tips, local SEO, and the confidence to shine as a business in an ever-evolving market. Unlock Access Today! No more overwhelm! Head over to ⁠⁠⁠www.digitalhealthco.com.au⁠⁠⁠, powered by Digital Health Co, and grab our handpicked tools. You'll shine online and break free from the therapist-employee role. Empower your beauty biz, attract clients, and let your inner visionary soar. We've got your back, Aussie beautypreneurs! Book a virtual coffee with the team at Digital Health Co

We have a special show for you this week. We focus on L'Enclume, a restaurant that is nowhere near London, but so incredible that it is worthy of its own episode. We went for our engagement meal and had what was undoubtedly the best meal of our lives. It has 3 Michelin stars, and absolutely lived up to expectations. For details on everything we discuss in this episode please see our dedicated L'Enclume blog postIf you would like to get in touch, you can send an email to tipsovertipples@gmail.com For regular updates on what we are eating and drinking follow us on Instagram at @tipsovertipples

Today's episode of Hangout with Sujata features the brilliant architect of a burgeoning international culinary empire; Simon Rogan. Simon is an internationally renowned, award-winning chef, recognised as one of the pioneers of the farm-to-table movement. In 2002, Simon opened his debut restaurant L'Enclume in The Lake District village of Cartmel, with a focus on hyperlocal and seasonal ingredients. The restaurant currently holds three Michelin stars, the top spot in the Good Food Guide and five AA Rosettes, as well as the top ranking in La Liste with Simon Rogan being the first British chef to achieve this. In 2017, Simon was recognised as the AA chef of the year, and is currently vice president of the Bocuse d'Or UK team.Simon opened Rogan & Co, his second venture in Cartmel in 2008 which won its first Michelin star in 2018 and currently holds three AA Rosettes. In 2016, Simon launched Aulis Cartmel, a six-seater chef's table experience. In 2011, Simon established Our Farm in The Lakes, which provides the restaurant group with high quality, sustainable produce. A London outpost of Aulis arrived in October 2017 as a stand-alone dining destination, a twelve-seater chefs table experience in central Soho. Simon expanded his restaurant portfolio to Hong Kong, opening Aulis in January 2019 and Roganic in February 2019. Roganic Hong Kong was awarded its first Michelin star in December 2019. Simon opened Henrock in October 2019, an informally elegant restaurant set within Linthwaite House, a contemporary country house hotel in the heart of the Lake District. In 2020, in response to the global pandemic, the group launched Home by Simon Rogan, Simon's delivery offering, providing regularly changing three-course 'at home' dining experiences created in The Lakes. In 2021, Simon's efforts towards sustainability were recognised with the newly introduced Michelin green star, awarded to both L'Enclume and Roganic Hong Kong. In 2022, Simon opened a Hong Kong-based bakery and natural wine bar The Baker & The Bottleman. L'Enclume was awarded its third Michelin star, the first restaurant in the north of England to do so. This coincided with the group celebrating 20 years since Simon opened L'Enclume. In early 2023, he expanded his portfolio to Valletta, Malta with the opening of ION Harbour by Simon Rogan. This was followed by an expansion into Thailand with the opening of Aulis Phuket in December of the same year. Listen now to the full episode of Simon explaining to Sujata the meaning behind the following selection of music: 1. So It Again by Steely Dan 2. Live Forever by Oasis 3. Git With Me by Paris Red 4. Unfinished Sympathy by Massive Attack 5. Like I Love You by Justin Timberlake 6. Virginia Plain by Roxy Music

...in which we are joined by Farmer's Wife author Helen Rebanks and food historian Ivan Day for a feast of Cumbrian Christmas fare. In Ivan's historic Westmorland farm kitchen we learn about the dishes that marked a traditional Christmas – 'hackin', powdered goose and sweet pie – before Helen and Ivan serve up three very different gingerbreads. Discussing her debut book, Helen speaks about food on the family farm, about memories of marmalade and about why food matters. Ivan, meanwhile, tackles a few local food queries: was ginger really a Whitehaven import?; was the Cumberland sausage introduced by German miners?; and which of Cartmel or Sharrow Bay can claim to be the true home of sticky toffee pudding? Finally, as we tuck into an early seasonal dinner, we learn about a Lowther christmas pie with ingredients that included 15 sparrows, 46 yellow hammers, 12 patridges... and a curlew. Helen's book The Farmer's Wife is available from all good bookshops. Helen is on Twitter at twitter.com/theshepherdswi1 Ivan is on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ivanpatrickday/  

In this episode, we sit down with Scott Braithwaite to discuss restaurant gardening. Scott serves as one of the Sous Chefs at the legendary Eleven Madison Park restaurant in New York. He shares his experiences working at L'Enclume, a 3-star restaurant in Cartmel, UK, where the farm plays a central role in the concept and where they grow up to 80% of their own ingredients. In addition, Scott discusses the struggles and challenges Eleven Madison Park faced when starting their own farm. If you're considering starting your own garden, or you're curious about the role chefs play in restaurants like these, this episode is for you! — Where to find Scott Braithwaite: • Gronda: https://gronda.com/@scott-braithwaite • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottbraithwaite/ — Where to find Gronda: • App: ⁠https://gronda.app.link/get-app⁠ • Website: ⁠https://gronda.com⁠ • Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/gronda/⁠ • Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/GrondaEN/⁠ •  TikTok: ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@grondanetwork⁠ — Where to find Valentin Schütz: • Gronda: ⁠https://gronda.com/@valentin-schuetz • Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/vleosch/⁠ • Linkedin: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/valentin-schuetz⁠ — Referenced: — • https://www.lenclume.co.uk/our-farm • https://www.elevenmadisonhome.com/page/our-story

Welcome to this bonus episode of the podcast. Bob (and Alfred) are taking you on a trip back in time to when Bob was lucky enough to interview Andrew Cartmel (his favourite era of Who). They talk about his time as script doctor on the show, from beginning to end and other things too. "best thing that has ever happened to me as a podcasting Who fan." Bob Fleming. Here is the interview in full… Enjoy x https://twitter.com/atheconsole https://www.facebook.com/Around-the-console-103450838818887 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPpa1cf63YOT8DlUllsjXsw

Our guest this month has been described as “hospitality personified”.Sam Ward is the managing director of the Umbel Restaurant Group, a collection of restaurants launched by chef Simon Rogan, who's considered one of the pioneers of the ‘farm-to-fork' movement in the UK.The group's holdings include one restaurant in London, three in Hong Kong, and three in the Lake District village of Cartmel — including the group's flagship restaurant L'Enclume, which turned 20 earlier this year.Named the UK's top restaurant for four years in a row by the Good Food Guide, L'Enclume won a third Michelin star in February — making it the only restaurant north of London to receive that accolade. Sam Ward has been integral to the Umbel restaurant group's success. Born and raised a few miles from Cartmel, he worked at Rogan and Co — the group's more casual eatery — in his early twenties, before moving to London and working at The Ritz hotel as a sommelier.He returned to Cartmel in 2012 to head up L'Enclume's FOH team, helping it become a culinary destination on a par with the likes of Noma or Blue Hill at Stone Barns. Following a stint as the group's operations manager, he became its managing director in January 2020.Sam gives us the lowdown on his career so far, sharing what he's learned about good service from his local pub, The Ritz, and L'Enclume alike.He also discusses Simon Rogan's expansion to Hong Kong, the group's "nimble" response to the pandemic, the ongoing popularity of its home meal kits, and what winning a third Michelin star means for everyone at L'Enclume, as well as for its future.

As the tropical temperatures take over Britain, Charlotte Greenway is in for Nick, and joined by Dave Yates of the Daily Mirror to discuss the BHA's decision to abandon 5 fixtures over the next couple of days, reflect on the racing from the weekend and to look ahead to this weekend's King George at Ascot. With regards to the King George, we hear from Barry Mahon, Juddmonte's racing manager regarding favourite, Westover, and Torquator Tasso's assistant trainer Julia Romich. Anthea Leigh, Cartmel's clerk of the course discusses the measures they have in place to keep the horses cool at this afternoon's fixture and finally Adrian O'Brien of Hazelwood Bloodstock reflects on the recent Grade 1 victories of two fillies his operation consigned at Tattersalls Book 1.

As the tropical temperatures take over Britain, Charlotte Greenway is in for Nick, and joined by Dave Yates of the Daily Mirror to discuss the BHA's decision to abandon 5 fixtures over the next couple of days, reflect on the racing from the weekend and to look ahead to this weekend's King George at Ascot. With regards to the King George, we hear from Barry Mahon, Juddmonte's racing manager regarding favourite, Westover, and Torquator Tasso's assistant trainer Julia Romich. Anthea Leigh, Cartmel's clerk of the course discusses the measures they have in place to keep the horses cool at this afternoon's fixture and finally Adrian O'Brien of Hazelwood Bloodstock reflects on the recent Grade 1 victories of two fillies his operation consigned at Tattersalls Book 1.

Chef Danni Barry became the second woman in Ireland ever to earn a Michelin star while working at Eipic in Belfast in 2016—the first being none other than the legend Myrtle Allen, at Ballymaloe House in 1975. Barry is a powerhouse in the kitchen with a resumé that any young chef would aspire to. After coming up under the tutelage of Michael Deane, Barry worked at L'Enclume, Restaurant 23, and Cartmel in the UK and traveled around the world to places like Spain, Australia, and South Korea before returning to Ireland.Now back at home in the North, Barry is also a chef at a crossroads, in many ways mirroring the changes happening on a broader scale in the hospitality industry. After achieving Michelin recognition and consulting on the celebrated Wicklow Escape, we talk to Barry about what's next for her and for restaurants in general. We chat about the climate for female chefs in Ireland, the impact of losing her husband in 2019, and what it's like to open and operate a restaurant in post-Brexit Northern Ireland today.HRN is home to transformative exchanges about food. Our 35+ member-supported food podcasts empower eaters to cultivate a radically better world. This month, we're asking you to join us. Become a monthly sustaining member at heritageradionetwork.org/donate.Dyed Green is a project of Bog & Thunder, whose mission is to highlight the best of Irish food and culture, through food tours, events, and media. Find out more at www.bogandthunder.com.Dyed Green is Powered by Simplecast.

I've tried so hard to get on board with Timeless Child....I really have indeed. But unfortunately, I have some issues...In this podcast, I touch on what I think fails the Timeless Child storyline both in execution and in the fundamental ideas. I also speculate what will be done with the story going forward.NOTE: I didn't discuss this in the episode but think I do allude to it: I actually don't have too many issues with canon being reframed/rewritten--mostly because Classic Who does this all the time. I do think that New Who has made this more difficult to do, however, and is better about canon continuity (until Chibnail's time). I may return to this in its own episode someday.  I may also return to Timeless Child to directly discuss it in relation to the Cartmel Master Plan--which was a direction that the show was considering going in the 7th Doctor era before it was cancelled. I thought discussing that would be a big can of worms in this episode but do think the Master Plan and Timeless Child bear a lot of similarities and should be compared (especially given I oddly have fewer problems with the Cartmel plan?)  Upcoming:Serial #21, Part I: The Dalek's Master Plan(Episodes: "1: The Nightmare Begins, " "2: Day of Armageddon,""3: Devil's Planet," "4: The Traitors," "5: Counter Plot," "6: Coronas of the Sun")NOTE: Episodes 2 & 5 can be watched in their entirety. The others are missing.Monday, May 23rdSerial 21, Part II: The Dalek's Master Plan(Episodes: "7: The Feast of Steven, " "8: Volcano," "9: Golden Death," "10: Escape Switch," "11: The Abandoned Planet," "12: Destruction of Time")NOTE: Episode 10 can be watched in its entirety. The others are missing. Monday, May 30thThe First Doctor & the DaleksA deep dive into how the Daleks help to define the First Doctor's era and a look back at all the Dalek episodes.Monday, June 6th Special thanks to Cathlyn "Happigal" Driscoll for providing the beautiful artwork for this podcast. You can view her work at https://www.happigal.com/ Do feel free to get in touch to share the love of all things Doctor Who: throughthevortexpodcast@gmail.com

Maddy Playle, Keith Melrose, Graeme Rodway and Paddy Power's Frank Hickey return for a look at Saturday's ITV racing action from York & Sandown. The team also look at the televised racing being offered on Sunday, from Cartmel, Sandown & Naas as well as the big French Group 1, the Prix Morny.

Following on from the sell-out book of his letters to his friend, Stanley the Border Terrier has put the audiobook of DEAR CLEMENTINA on the internet for everybody to listen to FREE of charge. So now you can follow the antics of our hero, which have received five star reviews on both sides of the Atlantic, and keep yourself amused and smiling as the soothing voice of Jimmy Hibbert brings you 27 different letters from Stanley, in which the young pup tries to understand the strange, but not unpleasant, world of humans and dogs, and the interaction between the two. So sit back, relax and dip into this delightful work, which will hopefully bring some light-hearted relief in these troubled times.New episode on Distinct Comedy every Thursday - wherever you get your podcasts or at distinctnostalgia.comNote: The Distinct Comedy Theme is composed by Rebecca Applin and Chris Warner. 

Field recording from Cumbria, UK by Karst. "The field recording of the bell ringing at Cartmel Priory was made on the morning of 27th May 2018 before Sunday worship."

The 7th Doctor goes back to where it all began in 1963. Jimmy Akin, Dom Bettinelli, and Fr. Cory Sticha discuss this story that sees the Doctor turn from madcap and jolly to Machiavellian in the Daleks' last appearance in Classic Who, and we get a glimpse at the so-called Cartmel master plan.

The 7th Doctor goes back to where it all began in 1963. Jimmy Akin, Dom Bettinelli, and Fr. Cory Sticha discuss this story that sees the Doctor turn from madcap and jolly to Machiavellian in the Daleks' last appearance in Classic Who, and we get a glimpse at the so-called Cartmel master plan. The post Remembrance of the Daleks appeared first on SQPN.com.

Writer Andrew Cartmel's series of Vinyl Detective novels became an instant favorite of mine after discovering the first installment at Lawrence's Raven Bookstore at the end of 2018. Since then, I've gone on to devour all four volumes in the series of novels about a London-dwelling music afficionado whose business cards state that he can find any record for anyone -- for a fee. They're utterly charming books, and fans of records, cats, and coffee -- such as myself -- will find themselves racing through each installment, each of which is filled with witty banter and fast-paced action. We spoke with Cartmel from his home in London about the books and last year's soundtrack release for them.

Alex Dunn and Andy Holding are with you to look ahead to Sunday's racing - it's jumpers to the fore and Andy has a fancy at each of Cartmel and Uttoxeter. The pair also discuss the Northumberland Plate, won this year by Alan King's Who Dares Wins.

In their 3rd exciting episode Adam and Erik attempt to build high for happiness as they examine the true start of the Cartmel era, Paradise Towers. Topics under discussion include Richard Briers, queer sensibilities and which Kangs, which Kangs, WHICH KANGS ARE BEST?

"Weirdos!" It’s not often that a Doctor Who story reviews Jim and Martin but this is the topsy-turvy world of The Greatest Show in the Galaxy. It’s all a bit of a circus as the Ringmaster puts the 'c' into 'rap', a foxy artiste blames it on the moonlight and the Chief Clown grins all the way to the emergency dentist. Ace is victim to some violent conducting and the Doctor prances, prestidigitates and experiences a warm burst on his exit. Peaceful hippy Bellboy makes killer robots, Deadbeat mopes around waiting for Lovejoy to turn up and Mystic Morgana wishes she’d never agreed to a fan meet-and-greet. Captain Cook bores himself to death, a new stand-up dies on stage and Peggy Mount proves to be the Worst Dinner Lady in the Galaxy. So did Jim and Martin enjoy the roar of the greasepaint and the smell of the non-existent crowd? Or were they reaching for their zero score cards? Listen to find out and to hear the lads review the Tom Baker and James Goss novel, Scratchman.

In the latest programme of the monthly series, Mishal Husain introduces dispatches from journalists and writers around the United Kingdom that reflect the range of contemporary life in the country. Garry Owen takes us to the west Wales coast and finds an Aberystwyth hotelier honing his plans to meet the competition from the hospitality chains. Sarah Oliver goes on an East Anglian road trip with an old friend she's not seen for years to discover how well their bonds have stood the test of time. Tom Edwards visits Cartmel in English Lakeland and finds that what was once a place of pilgrimage is again today but for reasons twelfth century visitors would definitely have frowned upon. John Forsyth unearths the secrets of a good furrow from two Scots about to participate in the European ploughing championships. And Jane Labous is in Biggleswade keen to discover why retraining to plant flowers in Beds is so popular there. Producer: Simon Coates

  Just a fun little diversion that's full of All Kinds of Happy to do a little work toward combating some of life's Really Hard Stuff these days. Think of it as a Happy Fandom Time...Dilation! #happinesswillprevail Oh, and there's some bonus Halloween-related Doctor Who recommendations as well! Enjoy the ride!   Mini Episode 4 – Happiness Will Prevail! (+ Bonus Halloween Recs)   Table of Contents: 0:00:00 - Opening and Welcome 0:06:12 - Happy Fandom Time...Dilation! 0:41:18 - Outro & Flashback to Halloween Recs!     Links: + Email: terminusdwpodcast@gmail.com + Terminus on Stitcher + Terminus on iTunes + Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/terminusdwpodcast/ (the social group) or Like Us at: https://www.facebook.com/TerminusDWPodcast + Twitter: https://twitter.com/TerminusCast + Tumblr: http://terminusdwpodcast.tumblr.com + Terminus Amazon Online Store + Music Theme:  'Violin Doctor Who Theme' by ViolinistBAKA (on YouTube) + Earth Station One Network   Fun Links Related to the Show: + 'Twice Upon a Time' trailer from SDCC 2017! + 'Twice Upon a Time' in US Cinemas on Dec 27th! + 'The War Games' (The 2nd Doctor Regeneration Story!) + 'The Caves of Androzani' (The 5th Doctor Regeneration Story!) + Article about PCap at NYCC 2017! AND A VIDEO OF HIS PANEL! + S10 DVD Deleted Scenes on YouTube! + S10 DVD Release Info and Pre-order Links! + Humble Bundle Doctor Who RPG books (from 2 months ago, no longer on sale) + Derek Jacobi Returning as the Master to Big Finish! + The Doctor's Daughter Jenny to Return to Big Finish! + The Freema Agyeman, David Tennant, and Alex Kingston Panel at Montreal Comic Con 2017 (on YouTube)! + WOKE DOCTOR WHO MARTHA EPISODE! (Ep. 005 'Martha My Dear') + Martha/Twelve fanfic 'Drift' by 'Maribor_Petrichor' on AO3! + 'New New New New Doctor' Fanvid about Thirteen! + Louise Jameson and Rachel Talalay to Announced to Appear at Wholanta 2018! + David Tennant's Brief Description of Doctor Who (An article talking about it & a link to the whole video interview on YouTube -- check 23:00 for quote) + Moffat and Gatiss to (hopefully) create a new Dracula TV Show! + Reprint of Cartmel's book 'Miss Freedom' from 'The Prisoner' TV series! + 3-Part Christel Dee Expose on Blogtor Who! + David Tennant as Scrooge McDuck on the New 'Duck Tales' show! (Watch the first episode for free on YouTube!) + David Tennant to Return to Jessica Jones for Season 2! + David Tennant to be the Demon Crowley in the Upcoming TV Adaptation of the Gaiman-Pratchett Novel 'Good Omens'!  (Plus bonus sexy pics!) + Sylvester McCoy in 'Sense8' Season 2! + 1971's 'Nicholas and Alexandra' film! + 'Trust Me' TV Series with Jodie Whittaker! + 2011's 'The Night Watch' TV Movie with Jodie Whittaker!   + + + + Notes: Opening audio clips from the Fifth Doctor serial 'Terminus' and the Tenth Doctor serial 'The Shakespeare Code', copyright BBC. The female robot voice was from '2nd Speech Center' text-to-voice software. 'Doctor Who' theme was by ViolinistBAKA, link provided above.

Danni Barry (@Danni_Barry) is the 2nd female chef in Ireland to have achieved a Michelin star. Danni’s cooking career began with Michael Deane in 2003, that gained a Michelin Star in 1997 and held it for fourteen consecutive years. After four years in Deanes, she travelled to cook in restaurants throughout South Africa, Australia and New Zealand, then later to Spain, spending time learning from the cultures, chefs and restaurants where she worked along the way. Danni was appointed to head up the kitchen at Simon Rogan’s restaurant in Cartmel, Rogan & Co., internationally famous for its locally sourced, seasonal produce. Danni worked there for two years until Michael Deane head-hunted her to come back to Belfast to take the helm at Deanes EIPIC in 2014, where she gained the Michelin Star within just eighteen months of the opening, adding the 15th Star to Deanes.

"Professor... what's going on?!" Good question, Ace. The last ever classic Who story to be recorded, Ghost Light, is something of a period-piece puzzle - with a few pieces missing. But it does include dinner-suited monsters, gun-toting maids, an insane explorer, a simian sermoniser and a Neanderthal butler (doesn't every home have one?). This madhouse is presided over by a dusty but upwardly mobile photophobe, with high treason on his ever-evolving mind. But he doesn't bargain on the devious Doctor and the arsonous Ace, ably abetted by a racist rozzer and an uncontrolled control experiment. Enter the angelic, anally retentive Light and the Earth is in imminent danger of being purged in a fit of OCD pique. But can Jim and Martin shed any light on proceedings? Listen in and decide for yourself.

Host M.A. Solko has just wrapped up 3 days at Time Eddy, a new convention held in Wichita, KS. Among the many guests was Doctor Who Season 24-26 Script Editor Andrew Cartmel.  Mr. Cartmel was kind enough to sit with us for an interview and went above & beyond as a guest!  Take a listen as he discusses his tenure on the show, as well as upcoming project The Vinyl Detective: Written in Dead Wax.   I also met with podcasters from the show Traveling the Vortex who provided us with a lot of great feedback.  Their show focuses on two long-term Whovians introducing a new fan to the series, both classic and contemporary.  Their show is a lot of fun and worth checking out!   http://travelingthevortex.com/   Contest! You can retweet one of our tweets for this episode or comment on this post for a chance to win a CD Copy of Andrew Cartmel's Big Finish audio play Crime of the Century.  There is a maximum of one tweet entry and one comment entry per individual.  The deadline to enter is November 5, 2015.  A winner will be chosen at random from those who have commented or retweeted!

Hello. To keep the baying masses at baying, we decided to release a stop gap episode. Our chat with Andrew Cartmel.  That's all. There's a bit of Simon Fisher Becker in there, but i need a wee and can't be bothered to write out all the rest of the usual shit.

WHOOVERVILE 5.0  INTERVIEW 3 Andrew Cartmell Andrew Cartmel (born 1958) is a   and , and former  of. He has also worked as a script editor on other television series, as a magazine editor, as a comics writer, as a  lecturer, and as a . Cartmel took a post-graduate course in Computer Studies and worked on  for Shape Data Ltd (now ) in ,  during the mid-1980s. He then turned more to writing and managed to gain an agent on the strength of two unproduced scripts, also attending workshops run by the  Drama Script Unit. In late 1986, when he was in his late twenties, Cartmel was hired as the  for the  of the iconic science-fiction programme , having been recommended to the producer  by the producer's agent, who had seen some unproduced scripts Cartmel had written. Cartmel worked on the programme for the next three years, overseeing the final three seasons of its original run on . He brought in several young, new writers and despite declining ratings, tried to take the series in a new creative direction. The most significant legacy of this new direction might have been the so-called "", a back story developed with other writers that restored some of the mystery of the Doctor's background and could have explained exactly who he was. Although hints were dropped in the two full series Cartmel edited, the proposed revelations never materialised on screen as the programme was taken off the air in 1989. When production of Doctor Who was placed on indefinite hold, Cartmel became script editor on the BBC's popular medical drama series  for one season. During the 1990s he wrote comic strips for  and  and threeDoctor Who novels for  in their  series. This series had used elements of the "masterplan" as part of their overall story arc for the Doctor, particularly in the last Seventh Doctor novel , written by . In 1999 his first original novel, The Wise, was published in Virgin's short-lived series of new science-fiction novels, Virgin Worlds. The same year, he became editor of the science-fiction magazine , although the appointment was a short one and he left the magazine in 2000. Since then, he has written several pieces of Doctor Who fiction: in 2000, , an audio drama for '; in 2003, , a  for Telos Publishing; and, in 2005, , a novel for . He developed a script for the third series of  entitled 'The Jinx', but it was dropped when the show's format was reworked. In 2010, Cartmel worked as script editor for '  line, overseeing the adaptation of story ideas created for Doctor Who's unmade  into audio dramas (released in 2011). In addition to script editing the four "Season 27" stories, Cartmel wrote two scripts ( and ) and co-wrote a third, , with . As well as Atom Bomb Blues, 2005 saw the publication of: Script Doctor - The Inside Story of Doctor Who 1986-89, an account of his work on the Doctor Who television series; Through Time: An Unofficial and Unauthorised History of Doctor Who; and two  spin-off novels, Judge Dredd: Swine Fever and : Day of the Dogs'. Cartmel has also written a novel set in the world of 's  television series for . The novel, released on February 15, 2008, is entitled Miss Freedom. Common themes and techniques in Cartmel's novels include: animal rights; the use of animal perspectives; and extended metaphors of animal behaviour. These elements appear in the three Virgin New Adventures novels, the original novel The Wise, the Judge Dredd novelSwine Fever and the audio play Animal. In 2001 Cartmel briefly returned to television as the script editor on the second season of 's fantasy / adventure series , writing what proved to be final episode of the series. His first stage play, End of the Night, a thriller with gothic overtones, was produced by Long Shadow Productions in the summer of 2003.

A simply colossal list of news items dominated the proceedings on this week's Radio Free Skaro, with much discussion on the snippets of non-spoilery info emerging about "The Snowmen," this year's Doctor Who Xmas Day spectacular. The Three Who Rule also announced not only what their live show at Gallifrey One is called, but also their first guest to open the show and the convention itself! But news was but grist for the main event, an interview from Chicago TARDIS with former Doctor Who script editor Andrew Cartmel. All this AND a pointless discussion about the Hobbit at 48fps? You bet! Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

Former Doctor Who script editor Andrew Cartmel (1987-1989) joins us this week to chat about a new project, reviving the "Cartmel Masterplan" - Doctor Who Fan Fiction Illustrated! With Hans Christian Vang as his partner for this exciting new crowdsourcing proposal, Andrew is onboard to further the legendary "Cartmel Masterplan" - the term given to the restoration of mystery and mystique that typified his time on the show. Now then, the important part: please back Fan Fiction Illustrated at www.indiegogo.com/ffidw [EXPIRED LINK] - should the project not go ahead, funds will be returned to the backers, so no one is out of pocket. We weren't entirely clear with the way in which the chosen funding model works while recording the podKast, but can explain more below. If enough money is raised to do a smaller print run, that options will be taken. While the goal is to do 1500-2000 units, if enough is raised to do 1000 then that is what will happen. Below this, and Hans will cancel the project. (Note that IndieGoGo offers two funding options, Fixed and Flexible. If the fixed option was used, the project would automatically be cancelled even if enough was gathered to do a smaller print run - so flexible has been selected.) Everybody wins - and we're backing Hans and Andrew to present the Cartmel Masterplan in FFI. It promises to be a major new player in the Doctor Who comic strip world! Learn more at fanfictionmagazine.com (https://fanfictionmagazine.com/) . Remember, if you enjoy the show, find us on Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/kasterborous-doctor-who-podkast-with-a-k/id1045277918) , where your reviews will help the show considerably.

Iceworld is a space-trading colony on the dark side of the planet Svartos. It is a mysterious place of terror and rumour ruled by the callous and vindictive Kane, who buys supporters and employees and makes them wear his mark iced in to their flesh. Kane's body temperature is so cold that one touch from him can kill. In Kane's lair is a vast cryogenic section where mercenaries and others are being frozen and stored, with their memories wiped for future unquestioning use as part of an army; including a freezer cabinet into which Kane deposits himself when he needs to cool down. There is also, most peculiarly, an aged sculptor who is carving a statue from the ice. The TARDIS materialises in a refrigeration sales section on Iceworld and the and venture outside. They soon meet up with their roguish old acquaintance, , who owes Kane a substantial amount of money. Glitz has come to Svartos to search for a supposed treasure guarded by a dragon. It is located in the icy caverns beyond Iceworld and by chance Glitz has a map, which he won from Kane in a gamble – in fact, Kane wanted him to have the map because he wishes to use Glitz as a pawn in his own search for the treasure. Thus the map contains a tracking device in its seal. Kane in return has Glitz's ship, the Nosferatu, which he orders destroyed. Without realising he is being used, Glitz heads off on the search with the Doctor in tow – though women are not allowed on the expedition so Mel stays with a young, rebellious waitress they have met called . It is only a matter of time before Ace behaves appallingly to customers and is fired. Mel is stunned to hear that Ace is a human from late twentieth century Earth who only arrived on Iceworld after a bizarre chemistry experiment caused a time-storm in her bedroom. Kane's staff are not happy. Once they have taken his coin they are his for life – as Ace wisely realises when she rejects such an offer. Officer Belazs was not so clever, and is keen to escape Kane's service. She thus arranges for the Nosferatu not to be destroyed, hoping to use the craft to escape Iceworld. When this fails she tries to persuade Officer Kracauer to help her overthrow Kane, but he is one step ahead. Their attempt to alter the temperature in his chambers and kill him fails, so Kane exacts his revenge and kills them both. The same fate awaits the ice sculptor who has now finished his statue, which is of a woman called Xana. In the ice caverns it has taken time but the Doctor and Glitz have encountered the dragon, which turns out to be a biped which did not so much breathe fire as fire lasers from its eyes, but not the treasure. Mel and Ace have now ventured into the caverns too and they meet their allies and are actually defended by the dragon, which guns down some of Kane's cryogenically altered soldiers who have been sent into the ice caverns to kill them. The dragon takes them to a room in the ice, which is some sort of control area and contains a pre-recorded hologram message. The hologram explains that Kane is one half of the Kane-Xana criminal gang from the planet Proamnon. When the security forces caught up with them Xana killed herself to avoid arrest, but Kane was captured and exiled to the cold, dark side of Svartos. It turns out that Iceworld is a huge spacecraft and the treasure is a crystal inside the dragon's head, which acts as the key that Kane needs in order to activate the ship and free himself from exile. The dragon is thus both Kane's jailer and his chance of freedom. Kane has overheard the location of the key through the bugging device on the map and now sends his security forces to the ice caverns to bring him the head of the dragon, offering vast rewards for such bravery. He also uses his cryogenic army to cause chaos in the Iceworld shops, driving the customers out and towards the docked Nosferatu. This is brutally accomplished. When the Nosferatu takes off Kane blows it up. The only survivors are a young girl called Stellar and her mother, who have become separated but both survive the massacre. Shortly afterward two of Kane's troopers succeed in killing the dragon and removing its head, but are killed in the process. The Doctor has meanwhile realised that Kane has been a prisoner on Svartos for millennia. He retrieves the head of the dragon and is then told by intercom that Kane has captured Ace but is willing to trade her for the “dragonfire”. The Doctor, Glitz and Mel travel to Kane's private chambers for the exchange. Kane rises to the Doctor's taunts but still powers up Iceworld as a spacecraft, which now detaches itself from the surface of Svartos. However, when Kane tries to set course for Proamnon to exact his revenge he realises he has been a prisoner so long that the planet no longer exists, having been destroyed through late-stage of its sun. In desperation, he opens a screen in the surface of his ship and lets in hot light rays, which melts him. The Doctor now loses a companion but also gains one. Glitz has claimed Iceworld as his own spacecraft, renamed Nosferatu II, and Mel decides to stay with him to keep him out of trouble. The Doctor acquires Ace instead, promising to take her home to via the “scenic route”. Continuity This story marks the final appearance of Bonnie Langford as a regular cast member. Langford would only reprise her role as Mel once on television, in (1993). Langford departed the series of her own volition after being dissatisfied in the role. In recent years, she has reprised the character in several audio plays by , including playing an alternate universe version of Mel in the Doctor Who Unbound audio . The character of Sabalom Glitz, with whom Mel departs to explore the galaxy, first appeared in . This story also marks the first appearance of Sophie Aldred as Ace. Aldred actually auditioned for the part of the Ray from (1987), but lost the part to . Briggs, who had created the character of Ace, had stated in Ace's character outline for Dragonfire that she had slept with Glitz on Iceworld. The -written novel Love and War implies (and his later novel Happy Endings confirms) that Ace lost her virginity to Glitz. The Doctor's acceptance of Ace as a companion is part of a larger game that would see its culmination in . In the novel by it is revealed that the Seventh Doctor mentally influenced the brighter and more idealistic Mel to leave so that he could become the darker and more manipulative Time's Champion. This story marks the only farewell scene between the Seventh Doctor and one of his companions. Mel's departure scene was adapted from Sylvester McCoy's screen test, where was hired to act as a departing companion and a villain. McCoy stated that he always liked that particular screen test script and he lobbied for its inclusion in Dragonfire. One of the alien customers in the cafe is an Argolin from . Ace's first appearance begins her habit of calling the Doctor "Professor". The Doctor corrects her here, but rarely objects to her continuous use of the name over the next two seasons. Production Serial details by episode EpisodeBroadcast dateRun timeViewership (in millions) "Part One" 23 November 1987 24:01 5.5 "Part Two" 30 November 1987 24:40 5.0 "Part Three" 7 December 1987 24:26 4.7 Working titles for this story included Absolute Zero, The Pyramid's Treasure and Pyramid in Space. In one scene, the Doctor distracts a guard by engaging him in a philosophical conversation. One of the guard's lines, about the "semiotic thickness of a performed text", is a quotation from Doctor Who: The Unfolding Text, a 1983 volume by John Tulloch and . Story editor had suggested that writers read The Unfolding Text to familiarise themselves with Doctor Who and its history, which inspired Ian Briggs to quote the academic text in his script, in a playful . Features a guest appearance by Patricia Quinn. See also . The literal at the end of episode 1 in which the Doctor lowers himself over a guard rail to dangle over an abyss from his umbrella for no apparent reason comes under frequent criticism for its seeming absurdity. As scripted, the Doctor did have a logical motivation for his actions. According to Cartmel in a later interview, the passage leading to the cliff was meant to be a dead end, leaving the Doctor no option but to scale the cliff face. As shot, however, this reasoning became unclear. For the effects shot of the death of Kane, a wax bust of the actor's screaming face was made and filmed being melted down to a skull within, this footage being sped up to achieve the effect. Though this is very similar to the death of Toht in , for the family audience of Doctor Who the colour red was carefully avoided in the bust. , who had portrayed Toht in the film, was director Chris Clough's first choice to play Kane, but was unavailable and were also considered for the part of Kane, but both were also not available for the role. Reception On (now known as ) in 2003 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of , over a weekend DrWho@40weekend was shown which consisted of the best serials of each Doctor voted by the viewing public. Dragonfire was the serial chosen as the best seventh Doctor serial.[] DrWho@40weekend also included interviews with the cast and crew of the series overall. The voted the serial to be the best one of its season. In print book Dragonfire Series Release number 137 Writer Publisher Cover artist ISBN Release date 16 March 1989 Preceded by ' Followed by ' A novelisation of this serial, written by , was published by in March 1989. VHS and DVD release The story was released on in late December 1993. The story was released on on 7 May 2012, coupled with as part of the "Ace Adventures" box set. References From the series overview, in issue 407 (pp26-29). , which counts the four segments of as four separate stories and also counts the unbroadcast serial , lists this story as number 151. DVD follow The Discontinuity Guide numbering system. . (2005). Script Doctor: The Inside Story of Doctor Who 1986-89. Reynolds & Hearn Ltd.  . Shaun Lyon et al. (2007-03-31). . Outpost Gallifrey. Archived from on 2008-05-11. Retrieved 2008-08-30. . Doctor Who Reference Guide. Retrieved 2008-08-30. Sullivan, Shannon (2007-08-07). . A Brief History of Time Travel. Retrieved 2008-08-30. ^ at Fact of Fiction, Doctor Who Magazine Issue 444 Fact of Fiction, Doctor Who Magazine Issue 444 DWM 433 External links Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: at at the Reviews reviews at reviews at Target novelisation

0 days until The Gathering Torchwood: Outside the government. Beyond the police. In today's Cutaway (one of our shortest in a very long while) Eric, Josh, Cat and Andrew Cartmel delve into the not so latest ep of Torchwood, End of the Road. Mostly Harmless thanks to Erika (@_HollyGoDarkly_) and once again KEVIN! for the feedback. Special thanks to Tom & Co. for supporting us in the peanut gallery. WARNING: This discussion contains miscellaneous Torchwood, NüWHO, and Classic SPOILERS pertaining to Doctor Who. If you are 100% spoilerphobic to New & Classic epsiodes not yet seen, do not complain to us. This episode is MOSTLY HARMLESS & contains EXPLICIT terms and as always expect strokes of innuendo throughout. LINKS: Links? We don't need no stinking links! DISCLAIMER: Apologies to Mr. Cartmel and Kevin and anyone else who is currently enjoying Torturewood. COMING SOON: Let's Kill Hitler!   DON'T PANIC   Host/Producer: Eric Email: EscoWHO ~at~ gmail ~dot~comTwitter: @Bullitt33 + @BullittWHOBlog: bullitt33tvblog.wordpress.com Co-host: JoshEmail: whomeJZ ~at~ yahoo ~dot~comTwitter: @whomeJZ Coverart/Sketch Artist:  Andrew CartmelEmail: samwisewise ~at~ gmail ~dot~comTwitter: @LB_ToschedeviantART: type40productions.deviantart.comHitchikersCutaway: mostlyharmless.freevar.comThe 2am Show: twoamshow.libsyn.com Co-hostess: CatEmail: fancyfembot ~at~ gmail ~dot~comTwitter: @fancyfembotFacebook: facebook.com/fancyfembotSci-Fi Party Line: scifipartyline.comSci-Fi Party Line News Network: scifipartyline.net Mostly Harmless CutawayEmail: guidetothewhoverse ~at~ gmail ~dot~comWebsite: guidetothewhoverse.libsyn.com Twitter: @DoctorWhoMHCTumblr: doctorwhomhc.tumblr.com Facebook: Doctor Who: Mostly Harmless Cutaway  MHC Theme created by E.A. EscamillaAnonymous cold open by Emily K. (@emilyooo)

The Seventh Doctor Sylvester McCoy 1987-1989Spoons. Braces. Cartmel masterplan. Panama hat. Umbrella. Ace! Rrrrrolling rrrrrrs. Professor! Wicked! Cliffhanger. Pullover. Dark and mysterious. Burnt toast.