BBC RADIO 4: From Our Own Correspondent
Companies in Amsterdam are hitting back at plastic waste
Correspondent
27 June 2019
5 mins
The Illusionists
Conjurors and neuroscientists are helping us understand the human brain
Wired, March 2019
BBC RADIO 4: The Brazilian Footballer Who Never Was
How one boy’s dream was cut short by the beautiful game’s ugly prejudice
Writer/presenter
Crossing Continents, 3 January 2019
30 mins
BBC RADIO 4: The Power of Twitter
What has been its effect on democracy?
Writer/presenter
18 December 2018
40 mins
BBC RADIO 4: Retiring retirement
Many of us will still be working in our 80s
Writer/presenter
In Business, 16 August 2018
30 mins
BBC RADIO 4: Shades of Jewish
Has Israel become less welcoming to African Jews?
Writer/presenter
Crossing Continents, 17 May 2018
30 mins
Vertical farms are reinventing agriculture
From dressing-free salad to tasty peaches on demand, is this the future of food?
Wired, March 2018
BBC WORLD SERVICE: The Why Factor – Noise
From the clangs and clatter of city life to weapons that use sound to harm us, noise can be a lot more dangerous than we think
Writer/presenter
The Why Factor, 15 January 2018
Featured on Pick of the Week, 21 January 2018
22 mins
BBC RADIO 4: Black and Proud in Brazil
How racial quotas at the country's universities are challenging Brazil's self-image as a colour-blind nation
Writer/presenter
Crossing Continents, 9 January 2018
30 mins
BBC RADIO 4: Mental health and the workplace
Why can we phone in sick with flu but not with depression?
Writer/presenter
In Business, 28 December 2017
30 mins