James Naughton

This past week I had the pleasure appearing on the Dirty WHOers podcast number 6 - reviewing The Beast Below. It was a blast!

Check it out right here. Not for the faint hearted. Enjoy!

The following is reposted from my blog at Art Trap Productions.

Last week I had the privilege of being on and joining my fellow co-host James Naughton on the Cultdom Collective podcast. The episode is a Gallifrey One preview show. Yes, the Doctor Who convention is a year away now at this point, my friends at Cultdom are getting a head start for those planning on attending next February in Los Angeles, CA.

Originally all I had done was record a short comment that was to be played on the show with James. Then the scheduling gods were shinning upon us, because they were recording at a time when I was able to join in on the fun, unbeknownst to James. They were playing my pre-recorded clip I made about meeting James in person for the first time at Gallifrey 20 when suddenly I was on the show myself.

Last month while Doctor Who: Podshock was in Los Angeles, CA at Gallifrey 21 for our annual live on stage there, the tables were turned on us a bit when Chris McKeon interviewed us (Ken Deep, James Naughton, and myself) for the Examiner.com.

See that article here: GallifreyOne 2010 interviews: Doctor Who Podshock - Ken Deep, Louis Trapani, James Naughton

Here is the video of the interview. Be sure to check out the article though for other interviews from Gallifrey 21.

For those that follow me on Twitter, may know that I sometimes use AudioBoo to record short audio reports while on the road. It is usually while attending a conference or convention or some other event, though not limited to such. (If you want to know more about AudioBoo, back in 2008, I posted this blog about AudioBoo: Boo! AudioBoo! Mini Mobile Podcasting!)

This year's Gallifrey One convention (Gallifrey Blackjack 21) was no exception.

Dave Cooper (left) and James Naughton (right) with a mysterious blue police box at Whooverville 2009.

Left to right: Joshua Lou Friedman, Daphne Ashbrook (Grace in the 1996 Doctor Who movie), Louis Trapani,  James Naughton, and Ken Deep at Gallifrey 20, Los Angeles, CA. Doctor Who: Podshock welcomed Daphne as a guest during our live on stage show.

Photo courtesy Joshua Lou Friedman, TARDIS courtesy of Tara Wheeler

Paul Wilson, James Naughton, Colin (Abersoch) Bordley and Paul's friend (Tim Drury) down the pub after Who at the Cavern 3 (May 4th 2008)

Colin (Abersoch) and James at Who at the Cavern III

Ken, Louis, and James (live on stage at Gallifrey 20 - February 2009) (Photo by Mike Doran)

Louis, James, and Daphne Ashbrook (Doctor Who: Podshock live on stage at Gallifrey 20, February 2009) (Photo by Mike Doran)

James, Louis, and Ken (Podcasting Panel at Gallifery 20, February 2009) (Photo by Mike Doran)

Our very own James Naughton of Doctor Who: Podshock is the guest in the hot seat in the latest episode of the Ian Todd podcast "Series 2". This humourous, off-centered, Series 2 podcast headed up by the "weird and wonderful" Sunderland based comic, Ian Todd features Simon Helberg of the Big Bang Theory, Micheal O'Keefe, and now James Naughton.

In Series 1 of the podcast, Ian had David Cross of Arrested Development along with various other guests. Be sure to check out both series, but first the James Naughton episode where he discusses reality TV, soft drinks, Doctor Who, and of course the Loch Ness Monster (running time 9:54):

James Naughton is the last, but not least Doctor Who: Podshock host to guest on the Hoo on Who Doctor Who podcast hosted by David Hooie. Together in episode 10 of the podcast, they review the classic Tom Baker story on DVD, Pyramids of Mars.

Hoo on Who is available via iTunes and via its website.

Daphne Ashbrook (1996 Doctor Who movie), a surprise guest to Doctor Who: Podshock live on stage recording episode 141 at Gallifrey 20 on February 15, 2009 joins Ken Deep, Louis Trapani, and James Naughton. Photo by Rachel McCauley