BIRSt had an excellent opportunity to work with Radio Wimborne and Gulliver’s bookshop in the recording of a Sci-Fi and Fantasy panel.
On the panel were…
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The MARP students introduce themselves, and discuss their roles and the plans for this year.
L – R in photo: Lindsey Wu, Michael Dale, Oliver Morris,…
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A series of programmes in which Joshua Ward talks to the Dorset branch of the mental health charity, Mind. Part 1: Depression & the Befriending Service.…
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Originally produced as part of a Cross-Platform project, this short journey into the realm of romance looks at the trials and tribulations of conducting a relationship…
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An exploration of experiential aspects of art, and extension of the original production of City Lake – an interpretive audio adaptation of both a photograph and…
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This year, we spent International Women’s Day with the Ladies of Fem FM, celebrating the launch of their new online archive. I was able to catch…
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An experimental piece looking at the idea that the blindness, intimacy and companionship we gain from radio, all goes back to subconsciously looking for the comfort…
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Nethaniel has worries about what to buy his mum for Mother’s Day. During this short feature he will take you on a journey to find out…
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Patricia Machin explains her decision to forgive the driver who killed her husband and reflects on the extensive media attention her actions have received.
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A three minute audio feature exploring the wonderful craft of silk weaving.
Recorded at Walford Mill in Wimborne this piece focuses on silk weaver Debbie Kirby…
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