Podcast appearances and mentions of paul kirkley

Wow I cannot believe I am putting out this episode but here we are episode 100. I got on the amazing interviewer and radio host Paul Kirkley to put me into the hot seat and be asked about my life and some of the ups and downs involved in that.

For this episode we are joined by Paul Kirkley. Paul speaks through his passion of music and how he tries to help support independant artists in a variety of different way. Paul also tells us about his radio shows that he hosts on Burton radio.

Attention all I, Claudius cosplayers, stand ready! Sir Derek Jacobi is headlining Gallifrey One in February, so get all your Brother Cadfael questions prepared ahead of time! Also, there's a surfeit of Ncuti Gatwa content for you to enjoy as we hurtle toward The Church on Ruby Road! The aforementioned episode also has a Target book, of which we have more exciting news on several fronts, and for all you transaction enthusiasts, a…series of auctions including one with Jon Pertwee? Listen and learn! Links: Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon Sir Derek Jacobi Headlines Gallifrey One Ncuti Gatwa guested on The Graham Norton Show on December 15 Ncuti Gatwa interviewed by Lizo Mzimba Preview clip from “The Church on Ruby Road” Doctor Who takeover on Blue Peter Blue Peter: Behind the scenes at NEW Doctor Who with Ncuti Gatwa, Millie Gibson and Russell T Davies The Church on Ruby Road teaser from Disney+ The Church on Ruby Road media screening Ncuti Gatwa's New Sonic Screwdriver The Goblin Song – Official Lyric Video Millie Gibson interviewed by Paul Kirkley in Waitrose Weekend Profile on Painting Practice about their work on the 60th Anniversary Specials The Giggle BBC One overnights 4.62M, AI 85 Wild Blue Yonder final BBC One viewing figures 7.14M, 9th on UK TV for the week Ncuti Gatwa appearance on Zoe Ball's BBC Radio 2 show on December 13 The Giggle Target novelisation extract The Church on Ruby Road Blu-Ray/DVD preorder available BBC Books to publish novelisation of ‘The Church on Ruby Road' on January 25 The Church on Ruby Road novelization audio CD due Feb 29 Target Books 10 book collection released Nov 29 Children of the Circus novelization from Oak Tree Books released Dec 14 Magic the Gathering DW 60th anniversary cards due Apr 26 Imagine… Russell T Davies: The Doctor and Me airing December 18 at 10:40pm on BBC One Reeltime Pictures Reverse the Polarity Starring Jon Pertwee

It's the 59th anniversary of one Doctor Who television program, and the Three Who Rule examine a cornucopia of celebratory material, including a new actual diamond (illustration) for the iconic diamond logo, Big Finish's monumentally ambitious, a years-in-the-making multi-Doctor series coming in 2023, substantial rumours of Dalek and Cybermen spinoff shows, and more! Plus we have interviews with Doctor Who Magazine's Paul Kirkley and Doctor Who writer and fan Beth Axford about the Jodie Whittaker/Chris Chibnall era! Let's get a shift on! Links: Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon The Timelash New spinoffs featuring Daleks and Cybermen? Doctor Who 60th Anniversary logo Anniversary artwork from Lee Binding Fourteenth Doctor page on official website Thirteenth and Fourteenth Doctor action dollies Doctor Who Series 13 Specials soundtrack William Russell is officially given Guinness World Record Big Finish The Eighth Doctor Adventures: Time War – Cass due January 2023 Big Finish Torchwood Double due January 2023 Big Finish Doctor Who – Once and Future due May 2023 Big Finish War Master Solitary Confinement due June 2023 Big Finish War Master Rogue Encounters due December 2023 Big Finish War Master Future Phantoms due December 2024 Feature: Chris Chibnall era retrospective Paul Kirkley Beth Axford

Paul Kirkley has spent his entire career in agency account management. He knew from a young age he wanted to work in advertising and has certainly fulfilled his ambition. He now works for one of the UK's top creative agencies, MadeBrave as Client Services Director and his experience includes 20 years with JWT (now Wunderman Thompson) working as Global Business Director for brands such as Nestle, Jaguar and Kenco (JDE) where he also lead a client services team of 120. In this chat, he shares: * Why always being curious and genuinely interested in the client's business is key to success * How seeing the world through the eyes of each agency department and understanding their motivations sets you up for success in your account management role * Why the best briefings come out of the best questioning and listening * Tips for how to become a client's trusted advisor * How to lead, inspire and set the account management team up for success * The skills you need to be an effective client services director * How to make sure you stay relevant and valuable to your client * The biggest challenges faced by client services directors and how to prepare for them * How remote working has changed the way account managers now interact with clients * What skills you need to work with global brands * How to be introduced to the client's C-Suite * How agencies will evolve in the future and lots more...

Ginger caterpillars of doom. Roomba with anal probe attachement. A shaggy dog story.  In this time of division and strife, Paul Kirkley joins to help us come together. LET THE NATIONAL HEALING BEGIN. 

The Custard TV Podcast is the TV podcast for TV lovers from TV obsessives. This week Luke and Matt are joined by TV reviewer Paul Kirkley to review the returns of Killing Eve and Black Mirror. Plus new Amazon Original Good Omens and Netflix Original When They See Us. As a guest on the show, Paul takes on the ultimate TV Quiz in 'BoxMaster' and we discuss the shows that had such a poor ending it nearly put us off the series as a whole. TIME STAMPS 00:07.37 REVIEW - Killing Eve (BBC1/BBC iPlayer) 00:17.55 REVIEW - When They See Us (NETFLIX) 00:26.13- REVIEW - Good Omens (Amazon Prime Video) 00:33.45 - REVIEW - Black Mirror: Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too (NETFLIX) 00:40.48 - BoxMaster - The Ultimate TV Quiz

The Custard TV Podcast is the TV podcast for TV lovers from TV obsessives. This week Luke and Matt are joined by TV reviewer Paul Kirkley to review the returns of Killing Eve and Black Mirror. Plus new Amazon Original Good Omens and Netflix Original When They See Us.As a guest on the show, Paul takes on the ultimate TV Quiz in 'BoxMaster' and we discuss the shows that had such a poor ending it nearly put us off the series as a whole.TIME STAMPS00:07.37 REVIEW - Killing Eve (BBC1/BBC iPlayer)00:17.55 REVIEW - When They See Us (NETFLIX)00:26.13- REVIEW - Good Omens (Amazon Prime Video)00:33.45 - REVIEW - Black Mirror: Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too (NETFLIX)00:40.48 - BoxMaster - The Ultimate TV Quiz

Looks Unfamiliar is a podcast in which writer and occasional broadcaster Tim Worthington talks to a guest about some of the things that they remember that nobody else ever seems to. This is a collection of highlights from shows nineteen to twenty four, featuring Paul Kirkley on The Kids From Fame Again, Garreth F. Hirons on Sweet 75, Darrell Maclaine on The Brennan JB7, James Gent on When The Wind Blows by David Bowie, Ros Ballinger on Microsoft Explorapedia, and Jonny Morris on Jesta Giggle by The Barron Knights. Along the way we'll be finding out why The Barron Knights should have covered T.V.O.D., where the whistling from Never Let Me Down was 'borrowed' from, and which former member of Nirvana really loves accordions. Plus there’s also something you may not have heard before – Tim on Betamax Video Club talking about Absolute Beginners, and an extra downhill slaloming surprise at the end... Don't forget that you can find the full versions of all these editions - and details of how to buy my new book Can't Help Thinking About Me - at http://timworthington.org

Looks Unfamiliar is a podcast in which writer and occasional broadcaster Tim Worthington talks to a guest about some of the things that they remember that nobody else ever seems to. Joining Tim this time is writer Paul Kirkley, who wonders if anyone else recalls The Kids From Fame Again, the The A-Team tie-in novels, Del Amitri by Del Amitri, David Nobbs' Henry Pratt novels, video rental shop favourite The Beastmaster, BBC1 holiday filler The Saturday Picture Show, and TV Tops comic strip The Fantastic Adventures Of Adam Ant. Along the way we'll be finding out what Robert Smith takes on holiday, what happens when Dick Turpin runs head first at Sapphire And Steel, and why you should never obey Musical Youth lyrics to the letter. You can find more episodes of Looks Unfamiliar at http://timworthington.org/

GO BIG OR GO HOME. Lovecraftian nightmare. Jimmy Savile jazz hands. We need to talk about Colin. Perry Mason was good at this. Creepy little bastards.   Is this the motherlode of shite Doctor Who? Find out and join us in a journey into insanity, hysteria and catastrophically poor taste as Paul Kirkley attempts to defend THE TWIN DILEMMA.