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November 23, 2023
The Audio Production Awards have been announced at an event in London hosted by Nish Kumar & Coco Khan, presenters of weekly British political comedy podcast, Pod Save the UK.This year’s winners include Jack Suddaby (Beautiful Strangers), who won
November 14, 2023
The RSPB has begun a new programme to encourage a 'youth revolution' in birdwatching by giving free access to its reserves for those aged 16-24 for two years
July 23, 2022
All the winners have been announced at the 2022 British Podcast Awards in London's Kennington Park.
July 23, 2022
You, Me and The Big C and Dear Daughter are among the winners at this year's British Podcast Awards.
July 23, 2022
The work of cancer campaigners Dame Deborah James, Rachael Bland and Lauren Mahon has been honoured at the British Podcast Awards.
July 23, 2022
You, Me and The Big C and Dear Daughter are among the winners at this year's British Podcast Awards.
April 14, 2021
Kate Fox with Mya-Rose Craig at WWT Slimbridge - Credit: wwt.org.uk Gloucestershires WWT Slimbridge recently welcomed ‘Birdgirl’ Dr Mya-Rose Craig for a special recording of her podcast Get Birding. In this new podcast, people up and down the UK are encouraged to venture into their gardens and local parks to get to know Britain’s birds, find out how and where to see them, and start to understand their behaviour. As lockdown restrictions ease, Mya-Rose explores how we can expand our bird...
January 30, 2021
Hark! Its the rise of the twitchfluencer Birds have enjoyed their time in the sun during lockdown – while those who watch them have become breakout social media stars 30 January 2021 • 5:00pm Chris Packham co-founded the Self-Isolating Bird Club Credit: Jo Charlesworth/BBC It has been a year of deprivation in so many ways. But even separated from friends and family, with our horizons shrunk around us, there has been one ever-present joy: the birds. The earliest days of the first lockdown we...