Podcast appearances and mentions of josh kinal

Review of the 50th Anniversary Special Mini-Episode — The Night of the Doctor Vortex Manipulators should be hard to find It was, of course, an Oilers jersey Erika Ensign can be heard on Verity, Lazy Doctor Who & many other Incomparable podcasts Steven Schapanksy is the other half of Lazy Doctor Who & can also be heard on Radio Free Skaro & The Memory Cheats Night of the Doctor was released on 14th of November, 2013 Steven's interviews with Paul McGann can be heard on Radio Free Skaro #510  Steven Moffat was the show runner for Doctor Who from 2010-2017 Karn & the eponymous Sisterhood, first appeared in The Brain of Morbius Coincidentally, The Sun Makers was set on Pluto Britbox is not available in Australia, but we do have Youtube Paul Cornell & Lizbeth Myles are writers who share a podcast, Hammer House of Podcast Paul has written numerous Doctor Who Stories, including Father's Day, Human Nature & The Family of Blood  Liz has written the 12th Doctor audio Distant Voices & forthcoming River Song adventure Abbey of Heretics She can also be heard on Verity Both Paul and Liz are blogging in the lead up to Xmas What Paul said to himself that night, all those years ago, was a quote from The Outer Limits  The other, less impressive mini-episode was The Last Day The Eight Doctor got his hair cut, & new outfit, in the Big Finish audio story Fugitives The Brain of Morbius was written by Terrance Dicks & Robert Holmes Gallifrey is the home of the Time Lords The renown Discontinuity Guide was written by Paul, Martin Day & Keith Topping The Sisterhood of Karn also appear in The Deadly Assassin Ohila, played by Gilly Brown is not to be confused with Ohica, played by Clare Higgins  John Hurt played Caligula in I, Claudius  Peter Cushing is a fine actor who once played The Doctor  Turlough didn't get many lines in Resurrection of the Daleks The Time Monster is a, somewhat divisive, Third Doctor story Josh Kinal introduced the OM to podcasts and was one of the hosts, with Glenn Peters, on the long running Boxcutters The Doctor Who Technical Manual was released in 1983 Paul McGann starred in Withnail & I Adventure Time is an animated TV series There are many differences between The Doctor & Gregory House Bluey is a short-form animated TV show from Australia The creepy question is from The Empty Child These notes were a much bigger job than usual

Every job is problem solving. We solve problems, we design things, and everyone designs in their own way. Experience designer and writer Josh Kinal says design is in the intention from the start. If you’re not building something with intention, you are not designing. User experience design, in a nutshell, is creating products with a focus on providing quality and meaningful experiences to users and culturally relevant solutions. Despite his degree in Immunology and Reproductive Endocrinology, Josh headed into the world of entertainment journalism, broadcasting and screenwriting. He created the Boxcutters podcast, the first Australian podcast to be invited to perform live at SXSW. Nowadays, he designs experiences for people using technology. He is a Lead Experience Designer at ThoughtWorks in Melbourne and speaks eight languages well enough to order sandwiches in at least four continents. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the I’m Not Joking community today: petermcgraw,.org Peter McGraw Twitter Peter McGraw LinkedIn

Every job is problem solving. We solve problems, we design things, and everyone designs in their own way. Experience designer and writer Josh Kinal says design is in the intention from the start. If you're not building something with intention, you are not designing. User experience design, in a nutshell, is creating products with a […]

From Boxcutters founding co-host, Josh Kinal, comes a new podcast: This is Modern Living. This is the pre-release episode where Josh explains what it’s all about and tantalises you with what’s to come. This new show will be about the place where humanity and technology meet. The first full length show is currently in production […]

Josh Kinal and John Richards from the Boxcutters podcast investigate the enduring popularity of after-school teen dramas. Recorded: 24 February 2011

Robert Jan, Clementine Ford, Josh Kinal, John Richards and Dr Djoymi Baker explore the cultural impact of this classic sci fi series. Recorded: 27 October 2011

This is a very special episode of Boxcutters, recorded in front of a live audience at the 51st Annual National SF Convention. John Richards and Josh Kinal had a debate (aka a word fight) with the topic “That All Science Fiction Television is Rubbish.” Josh took the affirmative and John the negative. Gasp and be […]

This month on The Writer and the Critic, your hosts, Kirstyn McDermott and Ian Mond, find themselves in the native habitat of fellow podcaster John Richards -- one of the mighty Boxcutters team and co-writer of the soon to be screened ABC comedy series Outland.  The three chat about why television kills your dreams and whether Ian is a better co-podcaster than Josh Kinal. Ian and Kirstyn would also like to congratulate all the recent World Fantasy Award winners announced in San Diego last month. In particular, their warmest wishes go to Nnedi Okorafor, who won Best Novel for Who Fears Death (featured on The Writer and Critic in Episode 11), and friend of the podcast and Galactic Suburbian, Alisa Krasnostein, who received the Special Award Non-Professional in recognition for her fabulous work with Twelve Planet Press. Yay Alisa and Nnedi! The two official books for this month are Room by Emma Donoghue -- Ian's pick -- and The Secret History by Donna Tartt -- chosen by Kirstyn. As usual, there are plenty of spoilers -- including revealed endings! -- so for those of you who wish to skip over a particular book, discussion of Room begins at 22:15 while The Secret History starts at 41:10. John Richards has chosen Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture by Douglas Coupland for this episode and discussion of the book commences at the 1:09:40 mark. The three self-confessed GenXers also talk generally about the 1990's, generation x and the alleged end of history. Appropriately, they seem a little jaded. And old. Wander back at 1:28:35 for some brief but witty final remarks. The books for next month will be We Need to Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver (chosen by Kirstyn) and The Tiger's Wife by Téa Obreht (Ian's pick), both recipients of The Orange Prize.  Don't worry, there will be a return to a greater speculative fiction emphasis in 2012 -- that's a promise! P.S. Kirstyn apologises for the sketchy sound quality on Ian's mic this episode. Even if he does deserve it. P.P.S. Kirstyn also apologies for the tardiness of this podcast. She was away for more days than she was home in the past couple of months. She definitely deserved that!

Doug MacLeod has written everything from The Comedy Company to Dogstar, and joins us to look back on his career. Janet A. McLeod is our special co-host, Josh Kinal makes a special phone call, there’s special news, special letters and no pork. No pork at all. Oh, all right, there’s a bit. Also we review […]

All singing! All dancing! Repeated sax offender Wilbur Wilde is our guest co-host, aussietheatre.com‘s Anne-Marie Peard talks about TV shows that sing (warning: Buffy), we review season 2 of HBO’s Flight Of The Conchords, reminisce about Aussie rock shows and Josh Kinal shows his mad teleportation skills. Oddly, no-one mentions Sweet & Sour (except here). […]

Hosted by Brett Cropley, Josh Kinal and Ross McQueen, Boxcutters will take you on a tour through the world of television once a week. While the team likes to think of it as broadcasting on the internet (because of the high ambitions of radio potential) the show will take the form more commonly known as […]