Have you ever dreamed of being the voice that introduces the nation’s favourite programmes? In this latest ""Talking Point Shorts"" episode, I share my journey of creating a continuity demo inspired by my dream of becoming a BBC Radio 4 continuity announcer (hyperlink here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0012qgp ). This dream isn’t just rooted in ambition—it’s a tribute to the icons who made an indelible mark on me during the 80s and 90s: the unmistakable gravitas of ""Brian Perkins"", the elegance of ""Charlotte Green"", the warmth of ""Andrew Crawford"", and the charm of ""Catriona Young"".

Recording this demo wasn’t years in the making, but it was deeply meaningful—both as a creative outlet and a therapeutic exploration of my love for radio. It’s a reflection of my passion for a medium that’s been a constant companion, and the occasional commissions I’ve had accepted on Radio 4 only deepened that connection.

This episode doesn’t just look back—it also looks ahead. Stay tuned as I reveal a glimpse into the next season of ""Talking Point"", where we’ll dive into the barriers faced in the audio industry. I’ll be joined by two incredible guests: acclaimed audio producer ""Morrison Ellis"", (hyperlink here: https://morrisonellis.co.uk/ ) whose work has redefined sound design, and ""Sam Wilkins"", (hyperlink here: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/samuel-wilkins-3704b543 ) a trailblazer in making audio accessible to all.

🎧 ""Tune in now"" to hear my continuity demo and join me in celebrating the power of radio, storytelling, and the voices that inspire us. Whether you’re a lifelong Radio 4 fan or simply curious about the magic of the airwaves, this episode promises a journey full of nostalgia and excitement! Episode Notes

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