Ghana was the first country south of the Sahara to gain independence from British colonial rule. Since that time, however, and since independence the country had been beset by a history of […]
Jerry John Rawlings: orphans of the ‘Uprising’
Royal Academy of Arts set to re-open after £60m redevelopment
The Royal Academy of Arts (RA) is set to re-open to the public next month having undergone a £60 million refurbishment in celebration of its 250th birthday. The project has seen the […]
Jane: Audio Drama Feature
Jane is stuck with an awful man and doesn’t know how to escape. When Greg sets up a date with another woman, Jane is determined to get her own back and will […]
Cargo 117: Radio Feature
When Cargo 117 – a plane travelling between London and Memphis – goes missing over the English Channel, Investigator Michael Clement loses everything in the pursuit of finding the truth. But after […]
Goldsmiths Radio play tops iTunes
Rathband, a radioplay by Goldsmiths PhD student Christopher Hogg has been ranked the number one Arts Podcast on iTunes this week. Hogg wrote the play whilst doing his MA in writing for […]
Writer responds to backlash over Eastenders racism storyline
An Eastenders scriptwriter has defended his episode after public backlash over its content. Following a racism and xenophobia themed episode, during which the words ‘Poles go home’ were graffitied on the […]
2016 TV BAFTA’s Review
The glitz and glamour of the TV Baftas honoured our screens last night. The biggest event in TV was held at The Royal Festival Hall, in London. With Hollywood’s hottest imports, daring […]
Why Radio Isn’t An Exhausted Form
There’s a look of bewilderment when I express my preference for radio over television. My reasoning, however, is simple: TV instructs the imagination whilst radio engages it. Imposing visual cues undermines […]
The Shooting of Joan Vollmer: Radio Feature
Joan Vollmer died in 1951 when her husband – the famous writer William Burroughs – shot her with a pistol, apparently while attempting to shoot a glass off her head. In this radio […]
The Announcer: Radio Drama
With visions of his voice gliding across the waves, this audio drama follows the story of retired naval officer, Archie Balfour, as he attempts to reach his life-long goal of becoming a […]
The challenge: Radio Drama
Irene has lived her life by her own rules and principles till Michael shows some interest in her, determined to shake up her convictions a bit. This is the first Episode in a […]
Sound drama: Charlie’s Diary
People might think being blind would stop them to see the beauty of the world. However, in a world where we are more being seen than seeing, the appearance might also prevent […]
Okay, Your Lordship: drama feature
You’re about to listen to the story of Alfie’s last adventure. He was such a big Downton Abbey fan that he believed he had to leave everything behind and join the Crawleys […]
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