This'll be my last word on "Chicks Dig Time Lords" for a while, but I wanted to take two minutes to explain why I've paid so much attention to this great book and its contributors: it's personal.
Past interviews include 2MTL 69 (Johanna Mead), 2MTL 72 (Tammy Garrison and Katy Shuttleworth), 2MTL 78 (Tara O'Shea), and 2MTL 105 (Lynne Thomas).
In which I defend the production team against accusations of Twilight-hood, and admit to a rather sillier hot-button issue of my own.
A tired but happy Shaun Lyon, program director and vice-chairman of the 2010 Gallifrey One convention, reflects on the con and plans for 2011…
(The Two-minute Time Lord Podcast returns to actual two-minute episodes next time!)
Co-editor Lynne Thomas stops by to celebrate the official launch of Chicks Dig Time Lords at the Gallifrey One convention.
I have a chat with "Father's Day" and "Human Nature" writer Paul Cornell about the New Adventures novels and the way their DNA can be found in 2005-2010 Doctor Who.
Many guests arrived very early to Gallifrey One in Los Angeles, myself included. Today's Time Dilation episode of 2MTL is a series of short interviews showing off the diversity of Doctor Who fandom, and exploring why Gallifrey One has become such a popular destination. Guests include TARDIS-builder Tara, Nat from Bridging the Rift, MJ from the LiveJournal Doctor Who roleplaying group, costumer Johanna Mead, comics writer Tony Lee, and a lobby ukelele.
Reaction to the latest BBC trailer for the 2010 series of Doctor Who has been somewhat mixed among adult fans — but the trailer wasn't targeted at them.
After months of rumors and coy non-denials, Neil Gaiman finally confirmed at the SFX Weekender that he would have a script in the 2011 season of Doctor Who.
(Ahem.)
Squee.
Tom and James offered a brilliant review at the pub of Big Finish's "Stockbridge Trilogy" of Peter Davison stories, and Trevor and I talked about the Peladon Tales, in DWO WhoCast 167.
In DWO WhoCast 165, Trevor and I were joined by Warren from Radio Free Skaro for a great conversation about what defines Doctor Who. Then, in 166, we talked about Steven Moffat's "agenda" as revealed in DWM #417, and interviewed Dr. Megan Argo about her astronomic discovery and the Doctor Who fan fiction she wrote about it.