Steven Bartlett’s empire of bluff
The podcaster-entrepreneur is the perfect hero for the LinkedIn age.
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The mass psychogenic illness that started with the cheerleaders
The investigative series Hysterical provides a compelling listen about the mind, the body and girlhood in small-town America.
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The decline of the US public school
The latest instalment of BBC Radio Four’s Crossing Continents series explores the rejection of public education in Arizona.
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The end of the Longform podcast
Does the final episode of the series reflect the collapse of longform narrative nonfiction?
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How to write for radio
What I learned as a judge of the Charles Parker Prize for best student audio feature.
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The immersive sounds of the Polish wilderness
“Sounds of Wild Poland”, this week’s instalment of BBC Radio 3’s The Essay, treats listeners to an atmospheric soundscape.
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Is this election beyond satire?
With the Tories writing their own punchlines, the jokes in Michael Spicer: No Room are all too plausible.
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Browsing royal bookshelves with The Queen’s Reading Room
This podcast is confusing: there often isn’t is a link between the book Queen Camilla graciously highlights and the author…
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