Tag: Dominic Glynn

Radio Free Skaro #431 – Birth of the Titans

Posted on July 20, 2014 by Chris

Radio Free Skaro #427 – The Perils of Tharils

Posted on June 22, 2014 by Steven

Radio Free Skaro #423 – The Life Aquatic with Michael E Briant

Posted on May 25, 2014 by Chris

<![CDATA[ Doctor Who is coming back in August, and the internet has the brief, presumably-Capaldi-silhouette-filled trailer to prove it! But the RFS lads were equally enamoured with a recently released fan trailer of P-Cap and J-Co traipsing around in the rain, made by none… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #423 – The Life Aquatic with Michael E Briant”

Category: EpisodesTags: BAFTA, Colony In Space, Death To The Daleks, doctor who, Dominic Glynn, Extra Time, Fictitious Awards, Gallifrey One, Green Death, Interview, Merchandise, Michael E. Briant, Miniscope, Music, Peter Capaldi, Revenge of the Cybermen, Robots of Death, Sea Devils, Series 8, trailer

Radio Free Skaro #421 – Lordi of the Rings

Posted on May 11, 2014 by Steven

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<![CDATA[ In one of the slowest news weeks in recorded history, the urge for a good strong session of Fluid Links flowed through the Three Who Rule, who did their darndest to answer the questions of you, the listener, in as snappy and entertaining… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #421 – Lordi of the Rings”

Category: EpisodesTags: Contest, doctor who, Dominic Glynn, Eurovision, Fairlith Harvey, Fluid Links, Geekenders, Music, Paul Cornell, Severed Streets, Silva Screen

Radio Free Skaro #407 – Running Through Black Light

Posted on February 15, 2014 by Steven

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<![CDATA[ Day Two of Gallifrey One 2014! We ring in this auspicious occasion with the august personage of Dominic Glynn, musician extraordinaire and composer of what many (well…us, anyway) consider the best arrangement of the classic opening theme. And we continue with the Lovely… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #407 – Running Through Black Light”

Category: EpisodesTags: Dominic Glynn, Gallifrey One, Interviews, Rob Shearman, Running Through Corridors, Toby Hadoke