Next up in Season 7 we had the delightful Adrian Tchaikovsky!

Amongst discussions of Adrian’s prolific writing we encounter:

- RJ attempting some rapping in the intro

- Scott telling a delightful anecdote about Buxton

- The long lost Bosch is mentioned purely for bingo purposes

- Segue rears its head again and almost annoys the guest. Almost.

- We took a deep dive into two of Adrian’s books

- And actual writing advice was discussed! (mostly to say how it’s generally useless)

Listen in for all this and more delightfully entertaining nonsense

Season 7's first guest episode kicks it off with Sunyi talking all things Star Trek, Farscape, Patrick Stewart’s biography and villains wearing BDSM clothes. RJ expresses his longing for ceremonial robes and his extremely controversial music opinions. There is some outstanding talk of Santa Jaws and The Velocipastor. Everyone is shocked by actual discussions of writing things and Kit brings things back to normal by predicting this episode would be released a month after recording.

Writeopolis returns for season 7 with a glorious host only episode!

In the season 6 finale, our intrepid band is joined by George Daniel Lea for the long-threatened Watership Down discussion! In true crossover fashion, the What The Hell Is Wrong With Us? digression aesthetic infects the show, to the delight of all (including a late-joining Kit). Stay tuned to the end for a shockingly correct announcement from RJ :)

No RJ! No guest! You know what that means... Scott and Kit bringing you all the Doctor Who talk you can possibly imagine you'd ever want, and then quite a bit more. And also other things, of course. But mainly... that. Enjoy!

This time out, accomplished, wise, and award winning fantasy author Justin Lee Anderson joins us in the Writeopolis bunker for a freewheeling chat that takes in Doctor Who, Sherlock Holmes and his many, many incarnations, a legendary sandwich shop of dreams entry, and possibly the best Kaiju answer ever. Enjoy :)

RJ, Kit, and a newly hired Scott are joined by the brilliant and hilarious Dave Wragg for an in depth discussion of Sherlock Holmes and various adaptations, quite a bit of Doctor Who, the inevitable Bosch, and - surprisingly - some actual writing chat. Enjoy!

A star studied cast of former guests return for '2 Smally, 2 Handy: The One Star Quiz returns!'

Expect laughter, betrayal, arbitrary rules changes, "bonus" rounds, betrayal, baffling reviews, laughter, more laughter, and yet more betrayal. In short, a fun time is had by all.