Natalie Steed

@natalie-steed.bsky.social

Audio maker at Rhubarb Rhubarb of podcasts (Folk on Foot, The Cockney Yiddish Podcast, Voices of British Ballet, The Sound of Anger) and radio. Black hearted in Battersea.

For female/POC audio comedy producers: want some help entering AudioUK's Audio Production Awards? We're happy to help. Email us by the 31st July, please.

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Are you a woman and/or a person of colour who has  produced great audio comedy in the last twelve months?

Would you like to enter AudioUK’s Audio Production Awards?

Email ed@leadmojo.co.uk if you want some free help with your entry.

We’ll pay for our three favourites to enter, but will offer advice to everyone that emails.

Yes because there’s just no place at all to yak on and on and on on radio podcast video etc et effing cetera about spooky supernatural experiences

Neil Jackman@neiljackman.bsky.social · last mo.

Interesting article this morning by @drfrancisyoung.bsky.social, on why it is so difficult for people to discuss supernatural experiences. Well worth a read and considering over your cornflakes this morning drfrancisyoung.substack.com/p/why-cant-w...

The full, 24-page programme for this week's The Cultures of Early Television conference, with a schedule, abstracts and speaker bios, and further reading, can be downloaded here. Also, a link to sign up - but hurry, there are just a few places left. www.illuminationsmedia.co.uk/the-cultures...

The Cultures of Early Television programme - Illuminations

John Wyver writes: After months of preparation The Cultures of Early Television conference takes place at Portland Hall in London on Thursday and Friday this week. A University of Westminster conferen...

illuminationsmedia.co.uk

Since the death of zipcar I’ve had to factor in extra travel to pick up cars for dump runs etc. Still, nothing like a morning cycle ride in that lovely spring London and a deckchair pause until the booking starts

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