Broadcast Credits

Good Food Programming

All das Licht und Bunkel

The last days of My Father. chronicles the life of Als Poss, a writer of Prose and Fiction.

Koffi Olomide

Described as the Julius Iglesias of Africa with his deep baritone voice, blending old school Rhumba and smooth keyboard melodies. He is now firmly entrnched as one the most popular performers ever in Africa.

Interview with Maya Angelou

Dr Maya Angelou is hailed as one of the great voices of contemporary literature. Within the rhythm of her poetry and elegance of her prose lies Angelou’s unique power to help readers of every orientation span the lines of race.

iMUMBO JUMBO

The days of miracle and wonder
Third World Bunfight
Written and directed by Brett Bailey
Barbican Theatre

iMUMBO JUMBO dramtizes the true quest of Chief Nicholas Tilana Gcaleca to Britain to reptrieve the skull of his ancestor, King Hintsa KaPhalo, killed by a colonial posse in 1838.

‘Jonnie Dollar’ – Interview with Carl Bradshaw

Carl Bradshaw talks about his experiences as an actor and new role in the theatrical production ‘Jonnie Dollar’. Bradshaw cut his teeth in films like ‘The Harder They Come’, ‘Smile Orange’ and ‘Third World Cop’.

Lloyd Brown – Against the Grain

A portrayal of Lloyd Brown’s life story as a reggae/lover’s rock artist.

Rose Revealed

The Week Begins and The Final

The annual event is the biggest in Ireland, every year, where 25 young women from all over the world compete to become the Rose of Tralee, culminating in a week of parties and intense, esoteric competition in a small Irish country town.

Formatting Programmes

Herbals Biobas and New U

Tell It To Me Straight

Presented by Mel Geidroyc and with undercover camera recording, this series looks at how friends really see each other.

Identity – Turkish Cypriots

The question of identity and culture seen through the eyes of five – second generation Turkish Cypriots, living in London.

Master Class Series –

Architecture with Sir Denys Lasdun

Periodically reviled for the theatre and the tower blocks, he later turned against the use of concrete for mass housing. ‘Big housing blocks in parallel slabs are anti-life’, he declared.

Travel Writing

Existentialism
Car Classics

Tunisia

Travel programme explores the delights of Tunisia.

Fueteventura

Little Distractions

Looks at child disruptive behaviour through the observation of a family and with the help of a specialised GP.

Dancing On Broken Glass

The rights of refugees in being able to access healthcare. An observation of three refugees, one of whom approaches the Medical Foundation from suffering war injuries.

Magazine Features

Earth and Space, Sport, News, Arts and Entertainment