ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Something for the weekend. Join Craig as he spins off on this separate adventure with a brand new podcast away from the mothership.
In this episode we have a gang of Marzipan regulars Mikie Kay, Stu Chandler, Mark Kennedy and Stephanie Bradley joining to discuss their first science fiction loves, what is happening with some of our beloved franchises plus the latest news on Doctor Who's future.
Unlike Planet Music this podcast isn't planned to be repeated on this channel so there will be a link to it's new home once the series is launched.
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