Falling Tree Productions

And Issue One of @writteninair.bsky.social (cassettes are sold out but you can still listen via a digital download on @bandcamp.com, where the last few physical magazines are also still for sale…) writteninair.bandcamp.com/album/issue-...

A yellow zine on a wooden table, the words Bad Radio juddering on the page like text caught in the static of a malfunctioning television

Nina Garthwaite releasing mischievous audio goblins through her Bad Radio workshop at XMTR Festival

The much-needed audio criticism of @soundfieldsjournal.bsky.social emerges in its first physical edition (which you can still buy via the @uniondocs.bsky.social website) uniondocs.org/product/soun...

A zine on a wooden table - waves rise up the bottom of the image, a hot pink rectangle in the middle, stamped across the top the words Open Wave Receiver / Shortwave Collective

📻 @swavecollective.bsky.social’s Open Wave Receiver zine (download and print from their website - make your own radios at home!) www.shortwavecollective.net/how-to-make-...

Two cassettes on a wooden table. On the left, one has a hand drawn cover - a flower emerging from the name Mitra Kaboli - the text above reads Making Utopia. On the right - a woman holds a glowing orb aloft, obscuring the top half of her face. The text reads The Golden Tape

Cassettes of Mitra Kaboli’s Making Utopia 🪴 and Kristina Loring’s AI-evading Golden Tape 🔮, which appeared at this year’s XMTR festival… www.kristinaloring.com/the-golden-t...

m.soundcloud.com/mitra-kaboli...

Different textures of paper layer on top of each other - one translucent and silvery shows the text “How does it feel to be porous? For the membrane that separates your body from its environment to thin, tear, or dissolve? What do we absorb in this state of vulnerability? What if this sublime merging is also the byproduct of pain, injury, or illness? inland sea is an ecosystem of entangled sounds, sculptural objects, and organic matter sourced from textual research, field recording, and material experimentation, and embodied practice in or in relation to Lake Michigan and its Chicago shore.” Beneath it silver text on a black background reads “Inland Sea”

🌊 @resonance-archive.bsky.social’s Inland Sea zine, produced for their live performance with Lucy Little www.arianamartinezstudio.com/inland-sea

A selection of radio books, zines and cassettes laid out on a table

A year of radio sneaking into physical forms… 📚

A joy to see audio makers push back against the last few years many losses with these beautiful, gently defiant objects 🔮

@resonance-archive.bsky.social @soundfieldsjournal.bsky.social @writteninair.bsky.social @swavecollective.bsky.social

County Lines We make documentaries and audio art for radio, podcasts and public spaces. At the heart of what we do is a belief in the imaginative possibilities of radio. Sounds that can reconfigure the world arou

Or in the free Falling Tree archive soundcloud.com/fallingtreep...

BBC Radio 4 - County Lines An investigation into how criminal gangs groom young people to traffic drugs.

Listen to County Lines on BBC Sounds www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Save the Children announces winners of Global Media Awards 2025 LONDON/GENEVA 20 November – Save the Children is proud to announce the winners of its second annual Global Media Awards 2025 on World Children’s Day, celebrating excellence in journalism focused on ch...

Congratulations to @phoebemcindoe.bsky.social @redzi.bsky.social, Alan Hall and @mikemixes.bsky.social for winning this year's @savethechildren.org Radio and Podcasts award for BBC Radio 4's County Lines! www.savethechildren.org.uk/news/media-c...

The Bad News Is There’s No More Money, But That’s Also The Good News | Defector RICHMOND, VA – The audience was booing Ira Glass.  It was the opening session of Resonate, a podcast festival founded three years ago by Chioke l’Anson at Virginia Commonwealth University’s Institute ...

I expected this podcast festival to feel like a funeral, but it was surprisingly optimistic. Once you hit rock bottom, you can only really go up.

defector.com/resonate-pod...

George and Audrey smile at a camera, the sunlight shining onto the lens

George and Tara stand together in Spitalfields, London, staring into the camera

George as a child in his school uniform, cheekily smiling at the camera

It was one of the highlights of our radio work to document with @audreygillan.bsky.social George's life with his pal Tara, who died in 2024

George sits on a doorstep in Spitalfields, London, smoking a cigarette and smiling at the camera.

One of the cards from the act of rememberance, the text reads "A Service of Commemoration. Thursday 13th November 2025. We remember all people who have been homeless who have died in the last year especially: George Crompton. Please take this card away to remember this person during the coming year or write the name of someone you would like to remember. We will remember them. This vigil is organised by St Martin-in-the-Fields, Connection at St Martin's, St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity, Housing Justice and The Museum of Homelessness"

Today we went to the St Martin-in-the-Fields vigil to remember George Crompton, one of the 208 people experiencing homelessness who died in the last year in London.

BBC Radio 3 - Sunday Feature, When the Words Leave The poet Caroline Bird explores the silences when it feels like the words have left you.

...listen to @carolinebirduk.bsky.social's documentary through BBC Sounds (or in the Falling Tree archive) www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Was Queen Victoria's doctor the first psychoanalyst? Queen Victoria began to experience dark visions after giving birth to her second child. Concerned that she might have inherited the madness of her grandfather, George III, Prince Albert summoned her d...

"Being poets, they were able to explain what creativity and creative silence feel like in ways that lingered on the ears, not least because many of their metaphors and similes sprang from the radio..."

When the Words Leave is reviewed in today's Spectator www.spectator.co.uk/article/was-...

I listened and it was beautiful! @carolinebirduk.bsky.social 😍

No laughing matter: meet Julia Masli, the clown who wants to fix all our problems | The Observer

Love this @rachaelhealy.bsky.social feature on Problems with Julia Masli for @theobserveruk.bsky.social

You can still catch up with Julia Masli and @taliaaugustidis.bsky.social' documentary in BBC Radio 4's Illuminated podcast... observer.co.uk/news/nationa...

Catching up - this looks great!

This was an excellent listen.

In the company of other poets, @carolinebirduk.bsky.social explores the silences when it feels like words have left you.

Listen to When the Words Leave on BBC Sounds www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

@oliverinthenorth.bsky.social @hannahcopley.bsky.social

Music - Phil Smith
Prod - Eleanor McDowall

Was a pleasure to talk to Caroline Bird about how it feels when the words leave.

BBC Radio 3 - Sunday Feature, When the Words Leave The poet Caroline Bird explores the silences when it feels like the words have left you.

Tonight at 7.15 on Radio 3. Writer’s block, dry spell, fallow period, worrisome silence, that terrifying, lonely time when you *cannot* write a poem. I speak to Liz Berry, Oliver Carmichael, Hannah Copley, Marie Howe, Vanessa Kisuule and Jack Underwood! www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

BBC Radio 4 - Illuminated, Problems with Julia Masli There are so many problems in the world. Julia Masli has been trying to solve them.

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Radio review: Telling all your problems to a clown Armed with a microphone strapped to a mannequin’s leg, Julia Masli tries to help solve people’s problems

"It’s funny, performance art. But she carries it off with a kind of dizzy magic"

Great to see another review of the "enchanting" Problems with Julia Masli in this week's @irishnews.com

cc @taliaaugustidis.bsky.social

Listen on BBC Radio 4's Illuminated podcast www.irishnews.com/entertainmen...

Between the Ears - Ohcejohka - Saxophone, Joik and Birds - BBC Sounds Artists improvise amid nature in the northernmost part of Finland.

Listen to Ohcejohka - Saxophone, Joik and Birds

Produced by Suvi Tuuli Kataja

www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

In this week’s Between the Ears, saxophonist Pauli Lyytinen travels to Sápmi, to Ohcejohka (Utsjoki), to visit his friend, writer–musician Niillas Holmberg.

The two artists go rowing in the river, improvise under the Sámi bridge, and make music with birds… www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

BBC Radio 4 - Illuminated, Problems with Julia Masli There are so many problems in the world. Julia Masli has been trying to solve them.

Listen now on BBC Radio 4's Illuminated podcast: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

The return of Danny Robins’s supernatural series Uncanny Listeners tell their spooky stories in this Halloween special, but many shouldn’t have got past a drunken chat. Plus, Keir Starmer’s musical choices fail...

"My favourite listen last week... strange and funny... The soundwork, by the brilliant @taliaaugustidis.bsky.social, is fantastic..."

Wonderful to see this @msmirandasawyer.bsky.social review of Problems with Julia Masli in this weekend's @theobserveruk.bsky.social! observer.co.uk/culture/audi...

Listen to The Last Cowboys on The Documentary podcast from the BBC World Service - a long-haul view of the life of modern truckers in Europe

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w...

BBC Radio 4 - Illuminated, Problems with Julia Masli There are so many problems in the world. Julia Masli has been trying to solve them.

Problems with Julia Masli was produced by @taliaaugustidis.bsky.social & Julia Masli
Dramaturgy by Kim Noble (director of ha ha ha ha ha ha ha)
Execs: Alan Hall and Eleanor McDowall
Photos: Cameron Whitman & Andrew Max Levy

Listen here or on the Illuminated podcast www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...