Kate Chisholm

Polluted by podcasts

That said, podcasting is changing the way radio is made – for the worse, as FutureProofing showed. With Natural Histories and A Good Read we were back in the comfort zone

issue 11 June 2016

Just to prove my esteemed colleague wrong I’ve been out there in podcast space looking for a wireless moment that will outclass the impact, the fascination, the compelling authority of much (though not all) of Radio 4’s daily output. Of course, there’s a lot of good stuff being made but how do you discover what’s worth spending time with? It’s hard to make a serendipitous discovery by surfing the web.

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