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What a weekend at the Global Birdfair! Our team h

What a weekend at the Global Birdfair!
Our team had the best time surrounded by passionate birders, brilliant conversations, and some truly inspiring sights.
We’re feeling energised and full of ideas as we keep growing Get Birding - more to come soon!
#globalbirdfair2025 #getbirding #naturelovers #birdinglife

Such a fun afternoon with the Peanut & Crumb team

Such a fun afternoon with the Peanut & Crumb team - beach volleyball, sea swims and beers in the sun!
We also said goodbye to Jack, our brilliant Head of Audio. Wishing him all the very best on his next adventure - you will be missed! 💙

In 1973, The Who released Quadrophenia, a bold roc

In 1973, The Who released Quadrophenia, a bold rock opera about Jimmy, a young Mod searching for identity in 1964. Five years later, it became a cult film. Now, over 50 years on, it's back - reimagined as a ballet.

In a new edition Archive on 4 for @bbcradio4 music writer Alexis Petridis explores the legacy of Quadrophenia through conversations between the past and present: The Who's principal songwriter Pete Townshend sits down with his partner Rachel Fuller, who has orchestrated Townshend’s music for the modern era; Phil Daniels, who famously played Jimmy in the movie, meets dancer Paris Fitzpatrick, who performs the lead in the ballet; and Franc Roddam, film director, meets Rob Ashford, ballet director. Also featuring: Jeremy Gilbert, Mark Kermode, Lias Saoudi and Anna Sui.

Listen now on @bbcsounds
Link in bio.

Presenter: Alexis Petridis
Producer: @richpower112
Executive Producers: Jude Shapiro & Jack Howson
Mixing: Andy Fell
Extra Production: Ronnie Jones
Extra Research: @saskiacookson

For a year during World War II, an unremarkable re

For a year during World War II, an unremarkable residence in Brooklyn Heights became the epicentre of Western music and literature.

7 Middagh Street - also known as The February House - was home to a list of luminaries: novelist Carson McCullers, burlesque dancer Gypsy Rose Lee, as well as three young Englishmen who’d emigrated to America as conflict blasted Europe - composer Benjamin Britten, tenor Peter Pears, and poet W.H. Auden.

Listen to our @bbcradio3 Sunday Feature, now on @bbcsounds , where poet and historian Gregory Woods reconstructs the building and invites the walls to talk.

With thanks to contributors Sherill Tippins, Paul Muldoon, Paul Kildea, Hugh Ryan and Katherine Bucknall.

Pictured:
-7 Middagh Street,
-Auden and Britten in 1940,
-Sherill Tippins at the site of the original house.

Producer: Jude Shapiro
Executive Producer: Jack Howson
Mix by @lou_blatherwick_audio
With additional production from @wcoley and extra research from @saskiacookson & @joynkoyo

Still buzzing from an unforgettable week at @sxswl

Still buzzing from an unforgettable week at @sxswlondon !

We hosted two powerful panel discussions on the future of live performance and the role of storytelling in the climate crisis - brilliantly hosted by our own @thekatiederham - and were joined by some truly inspiring voices:

🎤 Putting (You, Me, Bum) Bums on Seats
Max Alexander (SXSW London)
simeonaldred (Broadwick Live)
@elaineabedell (Southbank Centre)
Jonathan Harper (Paraorchestra)

🌍 Can Storytelling Save the Planet?
@lucifermuir (Wildscreen)
Holly McKinlay (WWF-UK)
Nick Stanley (Uncommon)
@aliceboydmusic (Sound Artist)
@juliefreeman_artist (ShapedSound)
@mdougbutler (BBC Studios)

Huge thanks to all our speakers and everyone who came along - what a joy to be part of it!

Excellent night at the #ukarias yesterday! Sleep T

Excellent night at the #ukarias yesterday! Sleep Tracks (Radio 3 Unwind) may not have taken home the win for Creative Innovation, but we left feeling happy, inspired & energised.

We stayed up too late celebrating the success @bbcradio3 had with 2 big awards… but thankfully Sleep Tracks was on hand to get us off to sleep in the end.

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