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A couple of quick announcements as the year comes to an end!
Hot off the heels of Daughter of the Gods, my next Doctor Who for Big Finish Productions has been announced: Divine Intervention, one of the four tales in the new Stranded boxed set coming next year. This time it's with the Eighth Doctor himself, Paul McGann, as the TARDIS becomes stranded in a truly terrifying place: Britain in the year 2020. Also starring Nicola Walker, Hattie Morahan, Tom Price and Rebecca Root, this set of stories is released in July next year - find out more at the Big Finish site!
And as the Wooden Overcoats team continue working on our fourth and final season, we had a lovely end of year surprise - we've been listed as one of Time's "50 Best Podcasts to Listen to Right Now."
This uniquely British comedy (think Fawlty Towers crossed with the British Office) from creator David K. Barnes centers on two competing funeral homes in a small village. The show, which has been airing since 2015, has managed to deepen its emotional resonance as the characters grow and change. And that’s saying something for a series that is narrated by a mouse.
We'll of course be back next year with a whole new season of adventures featuring historical pageants, angry mobs, school memories, and the truth about Eric Chapman! Hope to see you all there x
Hot off the heels of Daughter of the Gods, my next Doctor Who for Big Finish Productions has been announced: Divine Intervention, one of the four tales in the new Stranded boxed set coming next year. This time it's with the Eighth Doctor himself, Paul McGann, as the TARDIS becomes stranded in a truly terrifying place: Britain in the year 2020. Also starring Nicola Walker, Hattie Morahan, Tom Price and Rebecca Root, this set of stories is released in July next year - find out more at the Big Finish site!
And as the Wooden Overcoats team continue working on our fourth and final season, we had a lovely end of year surprise - we've been listed as one of Time's "50 Best Podcasts to Listen to Right Now."
This uniquely British comedy (think Fawlty Towers crossed with the British Office) from creator David K. Barnes centers on two competing funeral homes in a small village. The show, which has been airing since 2015, has managed to deepen its emotional resonance as the characters grow and change. And that’s saying something for a series that is narrated by a mouse.
We'll of course be back next year with a whole new season of adventures featuring historical pageants, angry mobs, school memories, and the truth about Eric Chapman! Hope to see you all there x
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