A writers' workshop was held at Talawa Theatre Company. The writers had to create a short audio play around the concept of a gridlock in London. This piece, 'Marble Gods' by Andrew Muir, is a result of that workshop.

A writers' workshop was held at Talawa Theatre Company. The writers had to create a short audio play around the concept of a gridlock in London. This piece, 'Learning to Swim' by Dan Horrigan, is a result of that workshop.

A writers' workshop was held at Talawa Theatre Company. The writers had to create a short audio play around the concept of a gridlock in London. This piece, 'The Test' by Lou Miller, is a result of that workshop.

A writers' workshop was held at Talawa Theatre Company. The writers had to create a short audio play around the concept of a gridlock in London. This piece, 'Don't Hold On' by Havana Wellings-Longmore, is a result of that workshop.

A writers' workshop was held at Talawa Theatre Company. The writers had to create a short audio play around the concept of a gridlock in London. This piece, 'Gridlock in London' by Meziem Ndukwe a result of that workshop.

A writers' workshop was held at Talawa Theatre Company. The writers had to create a short audio play around the concept of a gridlock in London. This piece, 'Gridlock' by Kara May is a result of that workshop.

A writers' workshop was held at Talawa Theatre Company. The writers had to create a short audio play around the concept of a gridlock in London. This piece, 'Pride and Joy' by David Hermanstein is a result of that workshop.

A writers' workshop was held at Talawa Theatre Company. The writers had to create a short audio play around the concept of a gridlock in London. This piece, 'Don't Panic' by Robert D Hutchinson is a result of that workshop.

A writers' workshop was held at Talawa Theatre Company. The writers had to create a short audio play around the concept of a gridlock in London. This piece, 'Mobile' by Olu Alakija is a result of that workshop.

This is the opening music and source of incidental music for a radio drama. The series is based on letter correspondence between 2 brothers one of whom is in prison. The letters form the focus of the dialogue and then there are additional scenes that unveil the truth behind the content of the letters.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/arts/features/howtowrite/radio.shtml

Succinct World Service guide to writing for radio and other media.

http://radioarchive.cc/forum/index.php

Set of message boards with some interesting links to downloads, discussions and shareware.

http://radioarchive.cc/index.php

And bit-torrent archive of content recorded off-air.

  nORth is a creative mapping, an aural road-movie following the a66 as it bisects ‘my north. as bairn the a66 was 'the road out'. for nORth - it is a homecoming, of sorts. the a66 traverses ‘northness’ in many guises - the archaeologies – the romantic – the post-industrial - revealing alternative faces, uncertainties, realities behind our route 66.

 exploration of hull (and beyond) in sounds and words as part of my digital residency for humber mouth festival, 2006. work revised 2009