Podcasts about chicks unravel time

We thought this provided some nice symmetry with our episode about companion arrivals. Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we talk about how companions leave the TARDIS. Many are forced out, some choose to leave, a few even die. We have some definite favorites and some just-as-definite least favorites. Also, Deb objectifies hair and Lynne wants to spray King Yrcanos with a spray bottle. It's lots of good fun! What's your favorite/least-favorite way to see a companion take their leave of the Doctor? Which stories do you love, and which don't hold water? Let us know in the comments! ^E Also covered [links on our site]: Lynne rightly adores the LEGO-recreation of the 11th Doctor's regeneration! Tansy is doing a rewatch of all new-Who starting with the 9th Doctor's era! Erika thanks listeners for the great reaction to our April Fool's Day episode! participated in a Doctor Who bracket podcast mashup! contributed an essay to You and Who: Contact Has Been Made Volume Two! listened to (and LOVED--in your face Deb!) Zagreus! Deb shouts out to the L.I. Geek Convention for your east-coast con-withdrawl needs! anticipates Big Finish's upcoming Third Doctor Adventures! objectifies Peter Capaldi's hair! Bonus links [also on our site]:Chicks Unravel Time (in which you can find Tansy's essay about Peri)Peri and the Piscon Paradox

Well, here it is: the last released episode of Splendid Chaps. And what a suitable topic to go out on! John, Ben and Petra discuss what they’ve learned from Doctor Who over the years with guests comedian, actor and teacher Rob Lloyd (Who, Me.) and writer and editor Liz Barr (Chicks Unravel Time) in an episode recorded for the Stonnington …

A trailer! A trailer! Maybe not THE trailer we've all been waiting for, but certainly a fitting tribute to 50 years of Doctor Who, with a frankly insane number of homages and visual cues stuffed into a minute of pure nostalgia. In true timey-wimey fashion, the Three Who Rule recorded the bulk of this episode BEFORE the trailer came out, but Steven and Warren were able to admonish their past selves and give their brief thoughts on the trailer, mostly consisting of "ooo," "ahhh," and "gear!" But lest you think a minute of visually splendiferous pandering was all that was covered in this episode of RFS, feast your earballs on a Miniscope featuring an interview with Liz Myles, the co-editor of Chicks Unravel Time and a member of the Verity! podcast, as she sings the praises of the Graham Williams era. Steven, Warren and Chris also cover the peaks and valleys of the Williams era, in addition to bantering about non-trailer related news. Fantasallonsonimo! Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

The sister book to the 2011 Hugo Award-winning Chicks Dig Time Lords… In Chicks Unravel Time, Deborah Stanish (Whedonistas) and L.M. Myles bring together a host of award-winning female writers, media professionals and scientists to examine each season of new and classic Doctor Who from their unique perspectives. Diana Gabaldon discusses how Jamie McCrimmon inspired her best-selling Outlander series, and Barbara Hambly (Benjamin January Mysteries) examines the delicate balance of rebooting a TV show. Seanan McGuire (Toby Daye series) reveals the power and pain of waiting in Series 5, and Una McCormack (The King's Dragon) argues that Sylvester McCoy's final year of Doctor Who is the show's best season ever. Other contributors include Juliet McKenna (Einarrin series), Tansy Rayner Roberts (Power and Majesty), Sarah Lotz (The Mall), Martha Wells (The Cloud Roads), Joan Frances Turner (Dust), Rachel Swirsky (“Fields of Gold”), Aliette de Bodard (Obsidian and Blood series) and Amal El-Mohtar (The Honey Month). NOTE: This book is not for sale individually on the Mad Norwegian website, but . Full list of essays included in this book, : Regeneration – Shaping the Road Ahead by Barbara Hambly The Doctor's Balls by Diana Gabaldon A Dance With Drashigs by Emma Nichols No Competition by Una McCormack Identity Crisis by L.M. Myles The Still Point by Anna Bratton For the Love of Tom by Sarah Lotz Donna Noble Saves the Universe by Martha Wells I'm From the TARDIS, and I'm Here to Help You: Barbara Wright and the Limits of Intervention by Joan Frances Turner I Robot, You Sarah Jane: Sexual Politics in Robot by Kaite Welsh Between Now and Now by Juliet E. McKenna What Would Romana Do? by Lara J. Scott The Women We Don't See by K. Tempest Bradford The Ultimate Sixth by Tansy Rayner Roberts Maids and Masters: The Distribution of Power in Doctor Who Series Three by Courtney Stoker Robots, Orientalism and Yellowface: Minorities in the Fourteenth Season of Doctor Who by Aliette de Bodard David Tennant's Bum by Laura Mead Superficial Depth?: Spirituality in Season Eleven by Caroline Symcox The Problem With Peri by Jennifer Pelland All of Gallifrey's a Stage: The Doctor in Adolescence by Teresa Jusino All the Way Out to the Stars by Iona Sharma Build High for Happiness! by Lynne M. Thomas Nimons are Forever by Liz Barr Ace Through the Looking Glass by Elisabeth Bolton-Gabrielsen Hey, You Got Science in My Fiction! by Laura McCullough Seven to Doomsday: The Non-Domestication  of Earthbound Doctor Who in Season Seven by Mags Halliday Harking Back and Moving On by Jenni Hughes Anything Goes by Deborah Stanish How the Cold War Killed the Fifth Doctor by Erica McGillivray Waiting for the Doctor: The Women of Series Five by Seanan McGuire Timing Malfunction: Television Movie + the BBC Eighth Doctor Novels = A Respectable Series by Kelly Hale Guten Tag, Hitler by Rachel Swirsky Reversing Polarities: The Doctor, the Master and False Binaries in Season Eight by Amal El-Mohtar Release DateNovember 13, 2012ISBN9781935234128

The bulk of this week's episode is devoted to "Chicks Unravel Time," edited by Deb Stanish and L.M. Myles, a follow-up by Mad Norwegian Press to the widely praised "Chicks Dig Time Lords." In this book, each writer tackled a different season of Classic Who, with sometimes surprising results! The editors of this weighty tome told Warren and Steven about the creation of the book, the wide range of voices in the book (from pros to first-time writers) and the big difference that a female perspective can have on interpretation of our favorite television program.   Oh yes, and some stats were mulled over at some point in the news segment. Last stats until Christmas, thank Omega!  Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

The Angels Take Manhattan….and, to various degrees, the hearts of Warren, Steven, and Chip the Two Minute Time Lord, who sat in Chris's stead to review the mid-season finale and the departure of Matt Smith's near and dear companions, the Ponds. Weeping Statues of Liberty, questions of style vs. substance and what comes next for the series all reared their silent, menacing stone visages before coming to the really terrifying stuff…stats. Add a rant about thigh-less maxi-busts, high praise for Chicks Unravel Time, Chicago TARDIS, and Gel Guard action dolls and you've got yourselves three nerds talking about Doctor Who for an hour and change! And now another long wait until new Doctor Who stories grace our screens again... Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com