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Great news! Multitrack has received a £28,699 grant from the Amazon Regional Creatives Fund to expand our work with mid-career audio producers. This support will help us build new pathways in audio arts. More details on the project and how to apply coming in the new year!

Alice Wong In this manifesto, Alice Wong talks disability, diversity, and why she wants to hear stuttering on the radio.

Alice Wong died on Friday. She was 51. Born with muscular dystrophy, she’s spent years of her life dedicated to advocating to hear from more people with disabilities on the radio.

In a 2016 manifesto, she wrote that “radio enforces normalcy.” Read the rest here: transom.org/2016/alice-w...

BAL Residency | Baltic Analog Lab Baltic Analog Lab is thrilled to announce its 2025 international open call for the artist-in-residence program.

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File on 4 Investigates - Abused for Our Food - BBC Sounds Georgie Styles investigates evidence of exploitation and abuse in our food system.

🎧 New File on Four "Abused For Our Food" from Multitrack alum Georgie Styles

After receiving undercover footage of UK farm workers “treated like animals” - she spent a year tracking exploitation across supply chains, from caravans to supermarket shelves

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🎙️ The Radio TechCon 2025 bursary is open! Deadline 5 Nov

Apply for a free ticket, travel support + a year’s @radioacademy.bsky.social membership to attend the UK’s leading radio tech event (25 Nov @ IET London)

👉 https://www.radiotechcon.com/2025/tickets/bursaries/

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BBC Radio 4 - Multitrack, Song of the Deer A mountain, a deer and a ghillie - a re-imagination of Gaelic poem, Moladh Beinn Dobhrain.

Today on BBC Radio4: 'Song of the Deer' reimagines the monumental C18th Gaelic poem, 'Moladh Beinn Dobhrain' - 'In Praise of Ben Dorain' - a celebrated Munro in the Scottish Highlands - featuring my husband Garry MacKenzie's translation! 🥳
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BBC Radio 3 - The Essay, Multitrack, Sound and the Soil Producer Derick Armah explores creative and community-oriented responses to eco-anxiety.

🌱 Congratulations to Multitrack Fellow Derick Armah on the release of Sound and the Soil

A powerful exploration of eco-anxiety, ancestral wisdom and creative resilience, uncovering how artists and communities are reimagining our relationship with the earth

A black and yellow graphic with the Multitrack logo and the title “Fresh Fellow Commissions.” It lists new audio works by Multitrack Fellows: Georgie Styles – Life Blood: If a River Could Speak, What Would It Say?; Daniel Pearce – Lost & Found: The Methodists; Chantal Romain – I Am What I Ate; Leon Clowes – The Alcoholic’s Tarot; Charlie West – Sounds Like Cornwall; Derick Armah – Sound and the Soil; Uilleam MacCormaig – Song of the Deer; and Antonia Gospel – A Northerner’s Guide to London.

💛 Fresh from the Multitrack Fellows

Seven brand-new commissions from rising audio talents!
bold, moving and full of imagination

🎧 Out now on BBC Sounds

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BBC Radio 4 - Multitrack, A Northerner’s Guide to London Satirical audio fiction about a lost northerner in London. Written by Antonia Gospel.

🥂 Raising a glass to Multitrack Fellow Antonia Gospel for A Northerner’s Guide to London

A witty 1940s-style satire following lost northerner Ben as he navigates London with the help of a very proper guide. Sharp, funny and brilliantly crafted.

The Essay - Multitrack - Sounds Like Cornwall - BBC Sounds Chris Trevena shares his home-grown archive of Cornwall's musical heritage.

🎧 Many a big up to Multitrack Fellow Charlie West with Sounds Like Cornwall 

A tender portrait of a home-grown archivist preserving Cornwall’s rich musical heritage through thousands of tapes, reels and recordings filled with local voices and memories

BBC Radio 4 - Multitrack, The Alcoholic's Tarot Artist Leon Clowes traces addiction recovery through the lens of a bespoke tarot deck.

🎴 Celebrating Multitrack Fellow Leon Clowes and the release of The Alcoholic’s Tarot 

An intimate portrait of addiction and recovery, blending tarot, music and conversation to explore sadness, resilience and hope within Brighton’s recovery community

Multitrack - I Am What I Ate - BBC Sounds How can you reconnect with yourself through food?

🍲 A Massive well done to Multitrack Fellow Chantal Romain on the release of I Am What I Ate 

A tender exploration of identity, memory and food, as Chantal rediscovers her connection to Jamaican culture through the dishes she grew up with.

Multitrack - Lost & Found: The Methodists - BBC Sounds A tale of faith and migration. A Zimbabwe mother rediscovers her spiritual home in the UK.

🎙️ Applause for Multitrack Fellow Daniel Pearce on the release of Lost & Found: The Methodists

A moving story of faith, migration and rediscovery, following a Zimbabwean mother’s search for a spiritual home in Britain.

BBC Radio 4 - Multitrack, Song of the Deer A mountain, a deer and a ghillie - a re-imagination of Gaelic poem, Moladh Beinn Dobhrain.

🦌 Congrats to Multitrack Fellow Uilleam MacCormaig on the release of Song of the Deer

A reimagining of the Gaelic poem Moladh Beinn Dobhrain, exploring the bond between Highlanders, deer and landscape.

British Podcast Awards Multitrack Fellow Jill Achineku wins for "What's Your Map?" with host Jerry Brotton, featuring a smiling Jill.

WHATS YOUR MAP? podcast logo and gold in education

👏 Multiple big ups to Multitrack Fellow Jill Achineku, who co-produced "What’s Your Map? with Jerry Brotton"

🏆 Winner of Gold in the Education category at the British Podcast Awards! 

A brilliant and well-deserved win

BBC Radio 3 - The Essay, Multitrack, 'Life Blood' - If a river could speak, what would it say? Georgie Styles follows the Afon Teifi, or River Teifi, from source to sea.

🌊 Massive congrats to Multitrack Fellow Georgie Styles on the release of "Life Blood: If a river could speak, what would it say?"

Following the Afon Teifi from source to sea, Georgie captures the changing song of one of Wales’s most historic rivers.

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Radio Times magazine clipping with abstract artwork of a silhouetted head in blue, orange and yellow brushstrokes. Text reads: The Essay: Multitrack, 9.45pm Radio 3. A review praising new producers Georgie Styles, Derick Armah and Charlie West for creating boundary-pushing, beautifully crafted short-form radio pieces exploring rivers, eco-anxiety, and Cornish music. Written by Anna Jones.

Huge thanks to @radiotimes.bsky.social for featuring our recent Multitrack x The Essay releases on BBC Radio 3 💛

So proud of our fellows Georgie Styles, Derick Armah and Charlie West!

Each creating beautiful, boundary-pushing audio that gives real hope for the future of radio.

Check out our one of our fellows recent releases

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AudioUK relaunch Audiotrain, in partnership with the BBC AudioUK has relaunched Audiotrain as an always-on training platform to tackle skills gaps across the UK, in partnership with the BBC

AudioUK relaunch Audiotrain, in partnership with the BBC https://podnews.net/press-release/audiotrain-relaunches

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Excited for people to hear Art of Grief in the next few days. A piece about loss, memory + keeping people alive through graffiti. So thankful to Jasmin + THE ECCO for giving me the time + space to make this. RIP Mike/MIGZ ❤️