When Daniel Dumile — the masked hip-hop supervillain known as MF DOOM — died in a Leeds hospital in 2020, almost nobody knew he’d spent the final years of his life living quietly in the north of England. Adam Batty’s BBC Sounds series MF DOOM: Long Island to Leeds set out to tell that forgotten…...

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Times Radio’s Rosie Wright about her career in news and speech broadcasting

How the music therapy show for prisoners came about, and how the team made the show.

Creator Danny Robins talks about how he mixed true crime, drama, documentary and ghosts.

Harriet Scott sits down with the Woman’s Hour host to delve deeper into the power of radio.

How do you use the power of audio to help listeners become good ancestors?

Creator Jon Holmes talks about creating this remarkable show with a community of angry citizens.

How the BBC mobilised the podcast when the conflict began, and how they report on horrific events.

Radio 4’s Mohit Bakaya and NewsUK’s Liam Fisher discuss where new talent and ideas come from.

The CEO of NewsUK Broadcasting talks about how they are driving transformation in the digital space.

Matt Deegan talks to the station’s boss, and one of its producers and presenters.

Panel chat with guests from 5Live, talkSPORT, Test Match Special, and the Offside Rule podcast.

The Times Radio drive host in discussion with his former BBC producer Dino Sofos.

Sir Robbie Gibb chairs a discussion about the challenge and effectiveness of political interviews.

Emily Maitlis chairs a panel about how the American election was covered by UK audio and radio.

How radio and podcasts adapted to the almost overnight cancellation of sport around the world.

The behind-the-scenes story of launching a new national speech network during lockdown.

Station Director Dennie Morris talks through how his station has pivoted to visual.

Discussion about the lived experiences of black on-air talent in the UK.

Discussion about the lived experiences of black production and behind-the-scenes talent in the UK.

The background to Radio 4’s strand of audio essays about reimagining society beyond the pandemic.