Radio 4’s flagship news and current affairs programme. As a broadcast journalist, my role involves setting up news-making interviews, pitching original stories, editing interviews, and collaborating with on-air editors and correspondents.

BBC Radio 4 / BBC News Channel’s flagship show about the media industry, hosted by Ros Atkins and Katie Razzall. As a regular producer of the show, it’s my job to pitch stories, secure high-profile guests, structure discussions, and output edit the live programme for radio and TV broadcast. Highlights include an hour-long special on BBC impartiality and interviews with Martin Lewis, Gary Younge, Piers Morgan, Sir John Hegarty, and podcast legend Ira Glass.

The companion programme to Radio 4’s Any Questions? in which listeners have their say on the political talking points of the week. As a regular studio producer, I led a team of 10 production staff. My role included dealing with editorial issues, making quick judgements on callers’ suitability for broadcast, and curating the programme’s social media.

Radio 4’s live Saturday morning show, featuring an eclectic mix of celebrity guests and extraordinary individuals. The role involved tracking down ordinary people with extraordinary stories, writing briefs, and recording/editing radio features.

Obituaries programme which celebrates the lives of people who have died recently. The role involved producing interviews, crafting richly textured radio features to tight deadlines, and responding to breaking news.

I’ve produced episodes of this entertainment show in which Radio 1’s Greg James digs into the BBC’s archives, using current stories and listener suggestions to uncover hidden gems. I was responsible for sourcing quirky archive, creating a running order, and putting together the finished programme.

Between 2017 and 2019, I worked as an AP/researcher on a wide variety of Radio 4 series including Start the Week, In Our Time, Feedback, The Reunion, Whodunnit, Whatever Happened To, and Something of the Night.