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The Video Podcast That Explores The Universe of Doctor Who Audio Drama! We give recommendations, interview cast, writers and production crew, review new releases and old favourites, and discuss anything and everything related to audio drama from the Doctor Who expanded universe and it's spinoffs as well as other franchises such as Blake's 7, Torchwood, Star Cops, Space 1999, Survivors, UFO and many more produced by Big Finish, the BBC and others.
The Sirens of Audio hosts Doctor Who: The Sirens of Audio, a tv show with 281 episodes published.
Big Finish Creative Director Nicholas Briggs joins us to talk about the most recent First Doctor release, Beware The City of Illusions. Philip and Dwayne review the classic Sixth Doctor adventure, Arrangements for War. F
Episode 250 is finally here! WhoTuber Josh Snares takes over as host and the interviewers become the interviewees. Philip and Dwayne share not only their podcast journey over the last six years, but how they became invol
It's Doctor Who Day 2025! Join us for some chat with first Doctor actor (for Big Finish) Stephen Noonan about his latest audio drama release, Halloween - Sea Smoke and Other Stories, our memories of scary Doctor Who on t
Join us for a chat with Fifth Doctor companion actor Mark Strickson. Working with a nude Judi Dench, a trio(n) of job offers on the day he got Doctor Who, wrangling Steve Irwin, Big Finish and more. Our new podcast Blake
This is a truly epic discussion with a man who has created so many iconic sounds from Doctor Who. The TARDIS, the Dalek voices and many, many more. Brian Hodgson did special sound for Doctor Who between 1963 - 1972 and r
Today our guest is Emmy-nominated composer and sound designer Elizabeth Parker. Elizabeth worked with the BBC Radiophonic workshop from 1978 to the mid 90s. During that time she worked on over 1400 projects, two of which
We take a closer look at two Big Finish Doctor Who Monthly range stories, The Doomsday Quatrain and House of Blue Fire. Our new podcast Blake's 7 - The Way Back is currently available on Youtube (also available on Apple
In this edition we remember the contributions of Christopher H. Beadmead to Doctor Who. From Script Editor for Season 18 to his three TV stories, Logopolis, Castrovalva and Frontios, to his audio adventures Renaissance o
We examine the history of Davros prior to Genesis of the Daleks by means of I, Davros, starring Terry Molloy, and determine whether or not this is one of, if not the best audio drama series ever produced by Big Finish. J
Our trip down the audio lane takes us this time way back to the first four Second Doctor Companion Chronicles. Fear of the Daleks features Wendy Padbury as Zoe. Helicon Prime features Frazer Hines as Jamie. The Great Spa
For a change we focus on a television episode of Doctor Who. The Robots of Death could well be at the pinnicle of the classic show, but at the same time, a new science fiction show was gearing up and not far off hitting
We are joined by actor and writer David Gooderson, who played Davros in 1979's Doctor Who season opener, Destiny of the Daleks. He also appeared on several Big Finish audio dramas in the Sarah Jane Smith range. The Killi
This time we explore one of the stories in the incredible opening two seasons of 8th Doctor audio adventures, Embrance the Darkness, written by Nicholas Briggs. We ask the question, does this story contain one of the mos
This time we examine the two Big Finish Rani releases... The Rani Elite featuring the Sixth Doctor and Peri, and Planet of the Rani featuring the Sixth Doctor once again, but with audio companion Constance Clarke. Due to
This time we are thrilled to be joined by Dominic G. Martin. Dom discusses his Doctor Who fan and cosplayer to Big Finish producer. We take a focussed look at the latest release in The Companion Chronicles catalogue, ent
We are joined by Aron from Aron's Collectables, to talk about his personal fandom, collecting Doctor Who, and the opportunities he has in discovering missing Doctor Who episodes. On the audio front, we discuss some of th
We are thrilled to be joined this episode by Australian Whotuber Josh Snares to talk about his fandom, his love of Doctor Who from classic to new, including Big Finish, and his Big Finish animations. While Josh has anima
We take a look at six Doctor Who releases from Big Finish from recent months including: Call Me Master - Inner DemonsDoctor Who and the Brain DrainThe Life and Death of River Song - Ace and TeganThe Lost Stories - Genesi
Jean Marsh passed away on the 13th April 2025 at the age of 90. She was a reknowned actress both in the UK and abroad, having worked in TV, film and theatre. For Doctor Who fans, she is best remembered for her roles as J
Our special guest for this episode is actress Jessica Martin, known in Doctor Who for playing Mags in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy on television, and in a trilogy of stories for the Big Finish Doctor Who monthly range
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