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

Panel discussion about the future of work in audio, based on a survey of 100 people.

Founder of Women in Ctrl Nadia Khan discusses gender inequality in British music.

The radio project that paid tribute to unpaid carers that often go unrecognised in society.

The new hosts of KISS Breakfast talk about their dual roles as Diversity dancers and breakfast DJs.

The former commercial radio executive gives his predictions for the future of local broadcasting

How did they manage to get some of music’s biggest stars to make beautiful music from home?

Outlining the lockdown campaign across 39 local stations, but with a single mission.

The BBC Controller of Popular Music marks one year in her new role by talking with Annie Mac.

The CMA Chair predicts how community-owned radio will fair, as more heritage ILR licenses network.

The South African presenter sends us a virtual postcard talking about her covid experience.

What can we do to support music venues that haven’t been able to hold gigs during the pandemic?

What future role could hyperlocal podcasting play in the landscape of local radio?

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

The 1Xtra DJ talks about his love for radio, in the context of his battles with kidney failure.

Kate Cocker looks at voice synthesis technology that could recreate or replace radio presenters.

Jean Danker, a Singaporean Chinese DJ, sends the UK a virtual postcard during Covid tmes.

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

The DCMS Minister talks to Amol Rajan about legislation, regulation and the future of radio.

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

Siobhan Kenny talks about how commercial broadcasters supported audiences during covid.

Peter Dickson and Alan Dedicoat discuss their combined 75+ years in the voiceover business.

Reflecting on the company’s handling of 2020’s events, and how they changed the company.

The CEO and Founder of indie We Are Grape talks about making radio with happy presenters.