Fandom Friday

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Comment below with what audio drama you're currently most fannishly invested in, and perhaps find some discussion.

Reminder that the kink/prompt meme post is at: https://audiodrama.dreamwidth.org/652.html

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[silveredeye]

Wolf 359 is the longtime favourite, but I think right now I'm most into Janus Descending.

[randomfatechidna]

The Strange Case of Starship Iris, for sure! There may only be 10 episodes, but I am in *deep* lol

[jaggedwolf]

Same! I am so looking forward to the minisodes/S2, whenever it is that we're getting them.

[thisbluespirit]

I'm currently listening to a some of Big Finish's back catalog after a while away - just finished Arrangements for War and am halfway through Live 34, which makes v good use of the audio format.

I was using radioarchive for sourcing old BBC radio dramas, which was wonderful, and got through a bunch of the 1980s BBC Cadfael adaptations with Philip Madoc, but it seems to have gone again, alas. (I can't seem to find a sensible way to listen to the current ones, as I need them on my MP3 player to cope.)

Of recent BBC things I have caught by means of a friend, I really enjoyed Mythos with Nicola Walker.

[lyssie]

Oh, goodness. Tons of the Big Finish ranges--mostly the monthly + any of the women of DW stuff they put out. Recently, Missy, Legacy of Time, and Eighth of March.

Outside of that, I really really liked both ATA Girl and Shilling & Sixpence Investigate (the latter is just brilliant casting and so snappy).

The Rumpole seriese that BBC has done over the last decade or so are fun (I've been trying to get them all and failing). Though getting used to Julian Rhind-Tutt was difficult at first (I keep hearing him as Mac in Green Wing).