Shows
Artron EnergyRebecca LeveneRebecca Levene gives an insight into the world of a copy editor and discusses her her work on the Virgin New Adventures.
2025-09-1926 min
Doctor Who - Pieces of Eighth8.1 Doctor Who and the Taint (EDA 19)We're back - at long last - for a brand new season of episodes.
Kenny is joined by Matt Michael for this run of 18 episodes, as we take a look back at the Eighth Doctor novels from BBC Books, starting with the arrival of Fitz Kreiner in Doctor Who and the Taint.
We've got lots of new content for you - the original character outline, his DWM reveal, plus what the DWM review said at the time, as well as chats with author Michael Collier (COUGH, COUGH), editor Steve Cole, and Rebecca Levene, who helped...
2024-05-141h 13
Doctor Who - Pieces of Eighth6.21 FreaksIT'S ANOTHER Pieces of Eighth exclusive.
This week, we take a look at the 'lost' Eighth Doctor Adventure, Freaks, by Rebecca Levene, which was originally scheduled to be released in June 2000.
And now, we take a look at it, as we bring this adventure with the Doctor, Fitz and Compassion to life.
2023-09-081h 19
Abi of PellinorBeautiful Book Covers on my TBR 📚We all buy books after been swayed by a pretty cover, but which books still sat on your tbr (to be read) shelves are the most beautiful? I'm going through ten books on my tbr which I think have absolutely stunning covers!!
📚Books Mentioned📚:
Vox by Christina Dalcher
The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna
The Book of Mirrors by E.O. Chirovici
Amari and the Night Brothers by B.B. Alston
Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch
The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco
The Stra...
2021-11-0505 min
Camden Community RadioTropical Maladies in BloomsburyOn the facade of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine are all sorts of creepy crawlies, symbols of the vectors that carry infectious diseases. Among them is a mosquito, and behind this mosquito lies the story of two remarkable men who helped found the institution.
Rhona Levene and Stella Geddes of the Camden Tour Guides Association talk to each other and to Claire Frankland, Rebecca Tremain and Aisling Walsh of the LSHTM.
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine ::
Back to homepage ::
Follow us on Twitter ::
File download (9:34 mins | 9 MB)
2016-04-2909 min
Three HoarsemenReaching Peak BoneOctober is here, so John E. O. Stevens, Fred Kiesche and Jeff Patterson decide to go west to the magic-infused realm of California for a chat with Greg van Eekhout. Greg educates the Hoarsemen on the importance of tacos, things that are terrible but wonderful but terrible, the discipline of outlining, the pitfalls with the “urban fantasy” label, writing for kids and adults, and why it isn’t cool to eat a wizard in Northern California.
In this month’s culture consumed, Fred went to The Martian, Jeff went to Capclave, and John went to a big-ass book sal...
2015-10-131h 20
The Three HoarsemenReaching Peak BoneOctober is here, so John E. O. Stevens, Fred Kiesche and Jeff Patterson decide to go west to the magic-infused realm of California for a chat with Greg van Eekhout. Greg educates the Hoarsemen on the importance of tacos, things that are terrible but wonderful but terrible, the discipline of outlining, the pitfalls with the “urban fantasy” label, writing for kids and adults, and why it isn’t cool to eat a wizard in Northern California.
In this month’s culture consumed, Fred went to The Martian, Jeff went to Capclave, and John went to a big-ass book sal...
2015-10-131h 20Slug of Time Podcast – FreakyTriggerA Bite of Stars, A Slug of Time, and Thou – Episode 13Rebecca Levene sits in with Mark Sinker and Elisha Sessions to talk about Brian Aldiss’ 1957 short story, “All the World’s Tears”. It’s about a vitiated ecology, a mechanized society, and a desolate, wind-swept mansion where love may not be all you need. Music is “In the Pines” by Bill Monroe and His Bluegrass Boys, […]
2008-10-1021 minSlug of Time Podcast – FreakyTriggerA Bite of Stars, A Slug of Time, and Thou – Episode 13Rebecca Levene sits in with Mark Sinker and Elisha Sessions to talk about Brian Aldiss’ 1957 short story, “All the World’s Tears”. It’s about a vitiated ecology, a mechanized society, and a desolate, wind-swept mansion where love may not be all you need. Music is “In the Pines” by Bill Monroe and His Bluegrass Boys, and “Ask” by the Smiths. Elisha reads the story for you first.
http://freakytrigger.s3.amazonaws.com/podcasts/slugoftime/S2E05b.mp3
Produced by Elisha Sessions
2008-10-1000 min