A belated Easter podcast due to a hefty weeks work! But here it is - James and Troy having a casual chat, putting aside their dislike for each other - well putting a little bit of it aside - and looking to the future and the possibilities for Millennium's return!

Millennium Group Sessions goes into a 2012 revival with a more relaxed podcast form chatting to fans, staff, guests about Millennium and even the larger world around us. As Lance would perhaps put it, Millennium Groups Session is going more "tribal".

In this episode I speak to the two key people in creating the Back To Frank Black book being published later this year, editor in chief of Fourth Horseman Press, Brian A. Dixon and his associate editor - and the editor for this project - Adam Chamberlain. Both are VERY closely associated to Millennium fandom and Back to Frank Black. If you frequent here often, you most likely have read several articles by this pair.

So we chat casually about the book and the process of making the book and the larger issues that stem from it in this 25 minute podcast.

If you'd like to find out more about Fourth Horseman Press, visit their website, www.fourthhorsemanpress.com. The book referred to in this podcast, Colombia and Britannia is available to purchase at Amazon here. Available for other such respectable vendors!

In this re-issue of an episode of the Millennium Group Sessions series, Troy and Jim bring together a diverse panel of guests to discuss possibly the most analysed episodes of the show: Luminary - including Frank Black himself, Lance Henriksen!

Patrick Munn is a journalist who specialises in the US Entertainment industry. At the end of 2011 he examined the issue of Millennium and Back To Frank Black from the studio perspective as well as a campaign. This podcast, James and Troy speak to Pat about the nature of the industry, the issue of Millennium's return, the different avenues and prospects of such an event and Pat's own experience of the industry. A fascinating kickstart to 2012's Millennium Group Sessions!

Patrick's Millennium/Back to Frank Black articles in full:

http://patrickmunn.suite101.com/james-mclean-talks-about-back-to-frank-black-a397057

http://patrickmunn.suite101.com/a-look-at-back-to-frank-black-a396025

http://patrickmunn.suite101.com/will-there-ever-be-a-millennium-movie-a395525

For an exclusive Christmas edition of Millennium Group Sessions, we are honoured to have Millennium writers Kay Reindl and Erin Maher speak to Back to Frank Black about Millennium, its crew and the work they've done either side of Carter's dark masterpiece. 

May we wish all of you a very merry Christmas from Back to Frank Black and hope you enjoy this 90 minute special!

Writer Richard Whitely, the pen behind the popular season 2 episode "Goodbye Charlie" has an indepth conversation with Jim and Troy about his time on the show and his time in Hollywood. A charming gentleman and well worth a listen!

Plus a conversation on upcoming projects - including the Back to Frank Book - and the recent articles on Millennium, FOX and the campaign by Patrick Munn.

Back to Frank Black speak to Kett Turton, from the Millennium season two episode "Curse of Frank Black". Enjoy your Halloween with this classic slice of Back to Frank Black's Millennium Group Sessions!

James McLean interviews actor Trevor White, who played FBI Forensic Sound Lab technican Doug Scaife from Season Three of Millennium.

A surprise party post, where myself, James McLean and himself, Troy L Foreman, chat about the campaign and answer some pretty probing questions - like just who would sit where in a screening of a future Millennium based production, and just who should James have thanked in the previous podcast? 

Happy birthday to Back to Frank Black! 3 today! And to celebrate, a small audio clip from myself, James McLean and my staff writer/consultant colleague, Adam Chamberlain.