BBC RADIO 4: Is it time for the internet to grow up?
Twenty-five years after the invention of the world wide web, online life isn't what we'd hoped it would be
Writer/presenter
Analysis, 13 July 2014
30 mins
Dancing against prejudice
‘All those theories about Brazil being a country of mixing, that’s a lie’
Financial Times magazine, March 28 2014
Face to face: Cildo Meireles
The acclaimed Brazilian artist is still defying convention
Financial Times, 28 March 2014
RADIOLAB: Kill ‘Em All
Using genes to stamp out disease-carrying mosquitoes
Reporter
Radiolab podcast, 25 March 2014
20 mins
Nearly, but not quite
David Baker set off to conquer the Atlas mountains. He almost succeeded
Four Seasons magazine, Spring 2014
Life unplugged
Twenty-one days without the internet
Info Exame Brazil, March 2014
(originally published in Portuguese)
Training to be a divemaster
Six years ago, an underwater panic attack ended David Baker’s love affair with diving. Could he really train to be a divemaster?
Financial Times magazine, February 28 2014
Pilotless planes
Why there'll soon be no need for the man at the front Wired, December 2013 A black and red twin-propped Jetstream 31, registration G-BWWW, sits at BAE Systems' private airfield at Warton, near Preston. It has seen better days: originally used by a Scottish distillery to ferry its executives up and down the country, it
BBC RADIO 4: The sugarman of Brazil
The incredible story of a maverick farmer who is changing the way we produce our food
Reporter
The Food Programme, 11 November 2013
30 mins
Everything connected
The internet of things promises to transform the world. But are we risking our privacy, security and freedom? Wired, July 2013 Last year when Sydney-resident Evan Predavec, former MD of Lexis Asia-Pacific, went on holiday to New Zealand, he decided to appoint someone to keep an eye on his house: himself. Using hardware built by