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The weekly podcast for all audio creators, produced by UK charity The Radio Academy. Each week, we speak to the people behind a recent radio or podcast project, to find out how it was made, and what they learnt along the way. Got a project we should be exploring? Email podcast@radioacademy.org
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Crossed Wires Festival
This week’s podcast comes from the very first Crossed Wires podcast festival in Sheffield. Our host Georgy Jamieson was there all weekend finding out what Crossed Wires is, who it’s for and chatting to some big name guests plus the organisers Dino Sofos and Alice Levine.
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Hits Radio Rebrand - Paul Gerrard
What are the logistics and strategies behind rebranding radio stations? Recently several heritage local stations rebranded to Hits Radio and our host, Georgy Jamieson, chats to Paul Gerrard, content director for Hits Radio, about the change. How do you carry something like this out and what are the pros and cons?
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Multitrack Fellowship
What is the Multitrack Fellowship and how can you apply? Host Georgy Jamieson chats to Fellowship Manager Laura Irving about who Multitrack are, and the opportunities they offer for people who often face barriers getting into the audio industry.
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Arias Part 2
It’s time for the Arias Part 2 and this week we hear about the second half of the big night, including an emotional tribute to the late great Steve Wright MBE. We also go backstage for reaction from the winners and a bit of behind the scenes gossip.
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Arias Part 1 - Highlights
This week the podcast comes from the Arias, direct from The Theatre Royal Drury Lane, with the winners, speeches, big moments and reactions. Podcast host Georgy Jamieson has been capturing all the highlights from the night.
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Molly Guinness - Time Radio Breakfast
Our guest this week is Molly Guinness, executive producer of the Arias nominated Times Radio Breakfast Show. She has also recently become a trustee of the Radio Academy. She chats to our host Georgy Jamieson about why she wanted to become a trustee, how breakfast radio sets the agenda of the day, 3 am alarm calls and the importance of the listeners role in the show.