Terence Dudley's guest appearances

Terence Dudley

Spinnovation – Innovation, entreprenörskap och kreativitet

The Writers' Room

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David Tennant

Andrew Smith

Christopher Bailey

Harlan Ellison

Douglas Adams

Robert Holmes

David Fisher

Rona Munro

Paul Cornell

Robert Smith

Laura Hartman

Steve Gallagher

Chris Boucher

Mattias Axelsson

Dave Martin

OwlTail

In this episode we’ll meet with Terence Dudley who, among other things, is a grammy nominated music producer from the USA who have worked with many famous artists including 50 Cent. Terence is currently working in Sweden and he and I spent an hour in the studio talking about creativity and innovation from the perspective of the music industry.

In this episode we’ll meet with Terence Dudley who, among other things, is a grammy nominated music producer from the USA who have worked with many famous artists including 50 Cent. Terence is currently working in Sweden and he and I spent an hour in the studio talking about creativity and innovation from the perspective of the music industry.

56 – Spinnovation Special. Innovation within the Music Industry with Producer Terence Dudley

In today’s episode we’re guested by the producer and songwriter Terence Dudley. He talks among other things about he’s experience with 50 Cent and react to some brand new trap.-- 

In today’s episode we’re guested by the producer and songwriter Terence Dudley. He talks among other things about he’s experience with 50 Cent and react to some brand new trap.--

#12 - Terence Dudley

Eric Pringle

This month in the room (that isn't really a room), Erik and Kyle discuss the work of two writers, mostly to get it all over with. First up, the three stories by director-and-producer-turned-writer Terence Dudley who inflicted "Four to Doomsday," "Black Orchid," and "The King's Demons" upon us all. This is followed by a quick discussion of Eric Pringle's sole contribution to the series, the two-part "The Awakening." Lots of talk about villains, motives, beards, accents, Adric, Tegan, ambiguity, and dumb storytelling herein.

This month in the room (that isn't really a room), Erik and Kyle discuss the work of two writers, mostly to get it all over with. First up, the three stories by director-and-producer-turned-writer Terence Dudley who inflicted "Four to Doomsday," "Black Orchid," and "The King's Demons" upon us all. This is followed by a quick discussion of Eric Pringle's sole contribution to the series, the two-part "The Awakening." Lots of talk about villains, motives, beards, accents, Adric, Tegan, ambiguity, and dumb storytelling herein.

Episode 15 - Terence Dudley and Eric Pringle