Podcast appearances and mentions of robin bland

Happy April 1st to all our listeners. This week, our read-through of the Peter Cushing novelizations, by Observe Books, reaches "Escape to Danger", a short-story anthology adapting all six episodes from Cushing's wildly successful second radio series as Dr. Who. What happens when Robert Holmes turns his hand to the Cushing Universe characters? You won't want to miss Jason's breakdown of the first two short stories in this collection. You can find "Escape to Danger" (edited by Robin Bland) from the good people at Observe Books. The Cushing novelizations are no joke!

Today, Peter guides us through his attempts to keep the nation's children informed, whether they liked it or not. Features an off-air clip from This Just In and almost two scandalous revelations, plus your own correspondence. Special thanks to Sooz Kempner, Mabel Slattery and Robin Bland.Help Peter's search for his programmes by leaving a review of this podcast, or donate to help his archivist pay his bills: https://ko-fi.com/peterflemingtv.Twitter: @PeterFlemingTVFacebook: /PeterFlemingTVArtwork by Soggy Milk Design. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Robin Bland began her career as an insurance recruiter in 1995 after various roles in management and training for Fortune 500 companies. During her tenure at QuestPro, she was consistently ranked as the top producer and was named one of the top-producing recruiters by the Metroplex of Professional Consultants and by the Texas Association of Professional Consultants. In 2007 she was inducted into the Pinnacle Society — a group of the top 75 recruiters in North America.She is a graduate from the University of Texas and holds advanced degrees from the University of Texas at Dallas. Her clients range from the largest insurance companies in the world to small family-owned businesses, and she has placed entry to executive levels throughout the USA with some exposure abroad. In addition to her recruiting, she is an award-winning public speaker and has completed advanced training with Anthony Robbins in the areas of personal and professional development and growth, training and peak performance. Click Here for Robin’s bio. Robin’s Book ListThe Four Agreements – RuizThe Impossible Just Takes a Little Longer – Art BergThink and Grow Rich – Napoleon HillIf You Could Hear What I See – Kathy BuckleyYou Are a Bad Ass – Jen SinceroA New Earth – TolleThe Wisdom of Sundays – Oprah WinfreyThe Five Second Rule – Tony RobbinsUnleash the Powers Within – Tony RobbinsThe Ant and The Elephant – Vince PoscenteTuesdays with Morrie – Mitch Albom

Purple pims. Season 6b. Towers of shit. Doctor Who bukake palaces. Something to cling on to.  This episode centres around a discussion that will in no way enrich your time on this earth and Alan Graham and Robin Bland try to figure out if Box of Delights is part of Doctor Who or not. Merry Christmas!  

Exponential shatners. Bob Holmes and pigs. Space hopper testicles and rubber spiders. Seminal. Blended rodents - yes, Robin Bland joins us to prosecute the stone cold classic of racist imperialism Talons of Weng Chiang. 

"Chop Suey, the Galactic Emperor" The elusive Robin Bland serves up this dubious dish, with a hefty helping of hairy kebab meat, in 1976's The Brain of Morbius. But it's still a more appetising proposition than the Liquorice Bootlace Surprise at Chez Mehendri, a Bohemian bistro with a red, white and green wine list. The latest renegade Time Lord may be half man/half Macra with a goldfish bowl bonce but he's not the only patchwork person around. He's joined by a bearded old crone who's a cross between Chuck Heston and one of his Apes, and a home help who's equal parts Richard III, Liam Gallagher and Abu Hamza. Sarah goes blind and the Doctor gets blind drunk but sobers up in time to blind the Sisterhood with chimney sweep science. Then Morbius broadsides us with a colossal non-canon ball - the bombshell that Tom Baker is, in fact, the mystery 12th Doctor. It's lively, it's loony and it's lurid so listen in as Jim and Martin bend their minds in an attempt to make sense of it all.