Very excited to be launching a brand new MA at UCL in Audio Storytelling for Radio and Podcast! It's a chance for students to learn the art of storytelling for audio platforms and skills needed to succeed in industry. Applications close end of June. ucl.ac.uk/prospective-st…

Thanks for the mention Radio Times! The utterly impressive, hilarious and gracious Sir Lenny Henry let me follow the creative process of bringing his powerful one man show on a life impacted by the Windrush scandal to stage Bush Theatre. On the BBC World Service tomorrow...

"The untold stories are the ones that change us." ✨ Meera Syal CBE delivers a moving speech as she receives the BAFTA Fellowship. #BAFTATVAwards with P&O Cruises

Thank you! Produced by Emma Betteridge

Last week Lenny Henry sat down with BBC World Service and Presenter Vishva Samani, for a chat about how he prepared for his playwrighting debut here at the Bush. AUGUST IN ENGLAND is now sold out, but you can still have a listen to the interview. bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

Congratulations Loftus Media! Delighted to have contributed Jack’s journey into Druidry for this series last year:

OTY wants your feedback on the documentary "A Billion Batteries" bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c… It follows a teenager on his mission to recycle billions of batteries and explores how a generation of kids are coping with eco-anxiety. Get in touch now.

When he was 10, Sri Nihal Tammana launched a battery recycling campaign after seeing TV news images of an explosion caused by a lithium-ion battery in California. Now, he's on a mission to recycle a billion batteries🔋 🎧 bbc.in/3YfnHqR

Had a chat with Over To You on BBC World Service this week about making a solutions-focused documentary and working with young people. Listen here: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

Sharing this latest programme for BBC World Service, 'My Journey Beyond Death' which delves into the profound spiritual experiences that can follow a confrontation with death. Search Heart and Soul on BBC Sounds to listen: bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

BBC Radio 4's Sunday program featured a shortened version of the BBC World Service documentary about my NDE, thanks to Vishva Samani for her skilful editing. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00… #bbcradio4 #bbc #bbcradio #nde #bbcsounds

Happy to have hosted my first discussion on BBC World Service looking into #Hinduism in 21st century, questioning how young #Hindus try and apply ancient scripture in their lives today... Do have a listen Producer Vishva Samani bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3… #bbc #podcast

Fantastic from ⁦BBC World Service⁩ on being Hindu. No time- listen to last 3 minutes where young Hindus summarise what dharma means to them. Great classroom clips drawing out innate diversity and idea of seeking. ⁦NATRE⁩ #TeamRE bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

As he lay in hospital following a dramatic train accident David Ditchfield had an extraordinary spiritual experience which changed his life. So what is it like to have a near-death experience and what do they mean? bbc.in/3U2lihI

Been working with the stellar team Novel Podcasts on this for the last few months… Matthew Syed asks the big questions about space exploration. Episode 1 out today: 🪐👽🛸🚀

Check out part 3 of our space ethics series for BBC Radio 4… In this episode Matthew Syed explores the ambitions of billionaires to settle on celestial bodies like the Moon or Mars…. Sideways, A New Frontier: 3. Life on Mars: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

I got to make a programme about the transcendental experiences of astronauts in space! 🚀👨‍🚀🪐 Matthew Syed explores the psychological impact of viewing the Earth from God’s perspective for the final episode of the Sideways mini-series on space ethics: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

In Sideways at 9am on BBC Radio 4 Matthew Syed explores the beautiful possibilities in leaving work unfinished. He reflects on whether the incomplete can stimulate our imagination and create new meaning. Produced with the team Novel Podcasts bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…