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Licence to Operate a Space Object

BBC World Service,

2025

Astrophotographer Monika Deviat examines how the influx of satellites and light pollution is drastically altering our night skies and asks: why are we not fighting to protect it?

Anatomy of a Firetrap

BBC Radio 4,

2025

Britain's building safety crisis told through one building. Peter Apps investigates one building which has many of the problems that afflict buildings across the country.

The Coat

BBC Radio 4,

2025

A jacket donated to the Jungle refugee camp in Calais is returned years later to the original owner, surfacing painful memories for both donor and recipient. With Toby Jones.

Odes to Joy

BBC Radio 3,

2024

How politicians, protestors, advertisers and comedians have made use of Beethoven's iconic melody, Odes to Joy.

The Power of Guilt

BBC Radio 4,

2025

A climbing accident changes two people's lives forever: the woman who fell, and the man who dropped her. This is a deeply personal story of guilt and its power to transform us.

PSUK wins Bronze at the ARIAs 2024

ARIAs,

2024

We were thrilled that Pod Save the UK took home Bronze for Best News Coverage at this years ARIAs.

Audio UK APA Winners 2023

APAs,

2023

Top awards to Reduced Listening team at the 2023 Audio Production Awards!

Boxing Sisters: Yazidi Women Boxing their Way Back to Health

BBC World Service,

2025

For Yazidi women who have lived through unspeakable trauma and loss can the sport of boxing offer physical and mental restoration? And what do their conservative community think?

Tremolo

BBC Radio 4,

2024

Songwriter Justin Currie reflects on the impact of a recent Parkinson's diagnosis, and the effects of the disease on his work as a performer.