Robbie Hudson

@roberthudson.bsky.social

I'm currently mostly doing Listen & Often. It's a podcast we're using to fund new audio comedy like, for eg, James Pond, with David Mitchell, Tamsin Greig, Clare Foster and Rosie Holt.

Of all my various guesses, and I'm in sixth forms a lot, this is the main reason that sixth formers' written English is so bad. It's really, really bad. Much worse than you think, even from reading this (I mean, why would you believe me). Marking systems are designed to hide how bad it is.

Irish News 🇮🇪@news-flows-ir.bsky.social · 2mo ago

A British Childhood by Frank Cottrell-Boyce review – are we raising a bookless generation? This clarion call about the loss of delight and safety in children’s lives is also a reminder of the sheer magic of reading Every day, on my walk to work, I pass a primary school. A group of little...

The news is full of all the problems created by the fact that it's so BORING for everyone to keep saying: the central issues are still Brexit and the political consequences of algorithms monetising outrage

petition for the academy awards to have "best acting" and "most acting" as two different categories, you give the most acting award to the types of performances they usually give it to and then best acting can go to actually good acting.