The Doctor and Dodo explore two contrasting eras on Earth, in stories set in modern-day Camden Town and a post-war seaside town. 1. The Demon Song by Bob Ayres (2 parts). Managing to land the TARDIS in Dodo's far-flung future - the 2020s - the Doctor detects a haunting melody on the streets of Camden. People are going missing, and one of them is Dodo! 2. The Incherton Incident by Nicholas Briggs (4 parts). Something intercepts the TARDIS in space. Attempting to escape its grip, the Doctor inadvertently drags it through time to coastal England in 1947. As the nation recovers from World War Two, an alien force threatens total destruction. CAST: Stephen Noonan (The Doctor), Lauren Cornelius (Dodo Chaplet), Rosie Baker (Helen Fletcher / Dr Lia Halloran), George Fletcher (Paul Carter), Genevieve Gaunt (Virginia Hancock / Professor Dalton), Richard James (Policeman / Old Man / Sergeant Ballard / Private Roberts), Thomas Michaelson (Captain John Andrews), Henry Nott (Daniel De’ath), Bhavnisha Parmar (Archana “Archie” Pawar), Antoinette Tagoe (Grace Adichie), Paksie Vernon (Sanderson). Other parts played by members of the cast.

Dr Henry Jekyll believes that there are two distinct sides to men - one good, one evil. Intent on separating the two, he succeeds in his experiments. However, in doing so, he unleashes Hyde, a monstrous and uncontrollable alter ego... Prepare for the fright of your life in a dramatic new adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic and atmospheric Gothic melodrama, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. This audio production is adapted from the 2016 touring stage production adapted and directed by Nicholas Briggs. CAST: John Heffernan (Dr Henry Jekyll/Mr Edward Hyde), Nicholas Asbury (Dr Hastie Lanyon), Claire Corbett (Mrs Poole/Maisy/Paterson/Lanyon's Maid), Barnaby Edwards (Mr Richard Enfield/Constable/Sir Danvers Carew), Barnaby Kay (Gabriel Utterson), Robert Portal (Inspector Newcomen). Other parts played by members of the cast. THIS RELEASE WILL HAVE A LIMITED CD PRESSING OF 1000 COPIES.

Swanson presents a masterful account of how people in the United States and around the world worked to abolish war as a legitimate act of state policy and won in 1928--outlawing war with a treaty that is still on the books.

This book is the most comprehensive collection available explaining what the military industrial complex (MIC) is, where it comes from, what damage it does, what further destruction it threatens, and what can be done and is being done to chart a different course.