Radio Free Skaro #434 – We Sing In Praise of Total War

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Radio Free Skaro #434 – Click here to listen!

rfs434Newsmageddon continues! With only two weeks to go before the premiere of Deep Breath across the planet, the Doctor Who hype machine is in full swing, from the world tour making it’s way through the UK before heading overseas to early reviews of the premiere episode (all spoiler-free, of course.) Online content, the Moff saying stuff that may or may not be true and so….much…more. But that’s not all! We also have the final Miniscope of the year, this time profiling BBC Radiophonic Workshop composer Jonathan Gibbs with the help of eminent smart music lady Emily Kausalik from the Doctor Who: Time Signatures podcast! Huzzah!
Show Notes:

Peter Capaldi…Interview!
Peter Capaldi…Extended Interview!
Peter Capaldi…Talks Costume!
Deep Breath…Premiere Q&A!
Deep Breath…Synopsis!
Deep Breath…To Be Simulcast In Australia!
World Tour…Live Streams!
Enemy of the World and Web of Fear…On Hulu!
Series 8…On Internet Video Services!
Deep Breath DVD/BluRay…UK Release!
Deep Breath DVD/BluRay…North American Release!
Moffat Says…No Master or Tenth Anniversary Special!
Moffat Says…More Online Content!
Rachel Talalay Interviewed…By The Globe And Mail!
Planet 55 Studios Says…No More Classic DVD Animations!
Qurios…Passed On Underwater Menace Animation!
Doctor Who Restoration Team…At LonCon!
Symphonic Spectacular…Touring The Antipodes!
Big Chief…First Doctor!
Season 1…Trailer!
Animated Adventures of Doctor Who…Trailer!
Doctor Who…On Sesame Street!
Gallifrey One…Guest Update!
Chicago TARDIS…Announces Camille Coduri!
Chicago TARDIS…Announces Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury and Deborah Watling!

Miniscope

Jonathan…Gibbs!

Guest

Emily…Kausalik!

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6 Comments on “Radio Free Skaro #434 – We Sing In Praise of Total War

  1. Whoa!!Well done,i wasn’t anticipating a miniscope analysing Jonathan Gibbs’minimal contribution to Doctor Who,scoring four stories in the eighties to be a valuable,insightful and comprehensive analysis of sound design and it’s role in Doctor Who’s production generally.VERY IMPRESSED by the detailed research which informed the aural soundscape of your podcast and discussion.Personally,i think the most important feature of sound design should be that it is in concert with the actors and writing rather than undermining them.Thanks and congratulations.Again.

  2. As a Hulu+ subscriber, I can verify that there’s a significant library of Classic Who episodes. While I can’t speak for how complete the library is (due to not having enough time to cross-reference w/a complete episode list), it looks like there’s more than enough to satisfy most whovians’ appetite for Classic Who.
    However, they’re only available through a Roku box or something similar.

  3. Jonathan Gibbs also scored “Slipback”, the 1985 BBC radio 4 story.

    Sarah Hellings didn’t replace the composer on “Mark of the Rani” due to any fear about AIDS, the original composer died during his work on that show. He had only completed a small amount of work so Gibbs was brought in to do the 2 episodes; this was reported in DWM at the time.

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