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Wired.com presents The Geek's Guide to the Galaxy. And here is your host, David Barr-Kirtley.

Hello and welcome to episode 343 of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy.

Today on the show will be discussing series 11 of Doctor Who, which is the first season to start Jody

Whitaker as The Doctor.

And this will involve spoilers for every episode of the season and for the New Year's

Day special, so just be aware of that, and I'm joined by three guests. So first note we've

got Rajan Kana making his 12th appearance on the show. He's the author of the post

apocalyptic novels Falling Sky, Rising Tide, and Raining Fire. And his short fiction appears in

magazine such as LateSpeed, Shimmer and Beneath's useless skies. His articles have appeared on tour

and alertreactor.com. So Raj welcome to the show. Thanks glad to be back.

The next note we've got Sarah Lynn Misnher, making her ninth appearance on the show.

She's a rave and claw tricky maker feminist who writes at me Marilyn Misnner, making her ninth appearance on the show.

She's a raven-clot-tricky maker feminist who writes at medium and lives in Northern California

with a Renaissance engineer, a dog, and a bird.

So Sarah, welcome to the show.

I always enjoy it. And also join us today is Matthew Kressle, making his sixth appearance on the show.

He's the author of the novel King of shards.

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