Mark John

@markjohn.bsky.social

Fourth best Mark from a Doctor Who podcast (@DiddlyDumPodcast) Appeared as ET in Spike Comic (1982). Nothing of note since.

Such a delight to chat with Steve and Mark for the latest instalment of their splendid podcast. We talked Doctor Who, David Bowie, The Box of Delights, and all points in between. And before it gets to me, there’s the lovely Mark Ayres. Do listen to the whole thing, but my bit starts at around 57:00!

Diddly Dum Podcast@diddlydumpodcast.bsky.social · 2w ago

Podcast #236 (Mark Ayres & Nicholas Pegg) is now online with our 2 interviews at @dwasonline.bsky.social Capitol. Doc keeps schtum as our own Mark goes in depth with Mark about AI and with Nicholas about David Bowie, amongst much else. diddlydumpodcast.wordpress.com/2026/08/17/d...

Tommy Bolin (Thomas Richard Bolin) 💖 (August 1, 1951 – December 4, 1976) was one of the most gifted guitarists of the 1970s. His remarkable ability to blend rock, jazz, blues, funk, and fusion made him a truly unique musician whose influence continues to grow long after his untimely passing.

Bolin performed with James Gang, Billy Cobham, and Deep Purple, bringing his unmistakable style to the album Come Taste the Band. His acclaimed solo albums Teaser and Private Eyes showcased his extraordinary songwriting, dazzling technique, and fearless creativity, while songs such as Dreamer, Wild Dogs, and Homeward Strut remain favorites among guitar enthusiasts.
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Today, on the anniversary of his birth, we celebrate Tommy Bolin's remarkable career and the enduring legacy of one of rock's most brilliant guitar talents.

🧂💥NEW VIDEO💥🧂 Terry Nation’s original Master Plan: The first draft of Devil’s Planet, and lost storyline ideas. Full breakdown and comparison between Nation’s script and Tosh’s rewrite. Watch now! (Link Below 👇🏻)

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BLOOD ON SATAN'S CLAW (1971): Part of the 'unholy trinity' of early Folk Horror films, along with Witchfinder General and The Wicker Man. The unearthing of a deformed skull sets off a terrible chain of events in an 18th century village...

I can’t believe Radio4’s Thought For The Day was from a vicar talking about Wham’s tour of China, which she ended by saying it was “a chink of light in the darkness”. I mean there’s so many other words she could have used 😯

Quietly very happy with the discussions in this episode; about the fall of RTD2, and about the Gatwa era itself. Now to edit the bloody thing before next Sunday. Enjoy the new 'Gin & TARDIS' episode in the meantime...!

Dave K@davidkitchen.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Well! We've recorded our June @thedwshow.net, & our news segment is easily the longest we've ever done, covering all the news about where the show is! And our main topic is our 1 year on "Cold Take" on the Gatwa era, after watching several episodes! A lot to listen to! Out Sunday!