Episode 19: Wild Blue Yonder

An episode of the The Ace Doctor Who Podcast podcast, hosted by Paul Briant, James Walsh and Kamal Latif, titled "Episode 19: Wild Blue Yonder" was published on December 5, 2023 and runs 62 minutes.

December 5, 2023 ·62m · The Ace Doctor Who Podcast

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Summary

A multi timezone episode this week, as Kamal and Paul (London, lunchline) and James (Nikko, evening) discuss duality, expectations, and what the entire population of Japan thinks of Doctor Who based on the opinion of exactly one person. You can follow us on Instagram now! Our handle is @acedrwho. Please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify if you like us, it really helps spread the word. Also, for clarity’s sake, the car mentioned was parked outside a house in Chapel St Leonards, not Skegness.

Episode Description

A multi timezone episode this week, as Kamal and Paul (London, lunchline) and James (Nikko, evening) discuss duality, expectations, and what the entire population of Japan thinks of Doctor Who based on the opinion of exactly one person. You can follow us on Instagram now! Our handle is @acedrwho. Please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify if you like us, it really helps spread the word. Also, for clarity’s sake, the car mentioned was parked outside a house in Chapel St Leonards, not Skegness.

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