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Narrative audio, radio and television, most recent first.
- Tocqueville Road TripSenior producer of a six-part series for America's 250th birthday. John Prideaux retraces Tocqueville's 1831 journey, from New York to Michigan to Washington, to ask how much of what inspired Democracy in America endures.
- The Battle of the DrinaThe siege of Goražde, told by the people who lived through it and the people who decided its fate.
- Studying in the ShadowsThree young women study in secret in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, where to want anything at all is to want to get out.
- The Last BoatRosie Blau traces her father's escape from Poland on the last boat before war broke out in 1939, and finds that silence itself can be an inheritance.
- 100 Days of DOGEDaniel Knowles keeps a diary of DOGE's first hundred days, as a team of twenty-something tech workers set about dismantling entire agencies.
- Assisted Dying: The Debate Beyond the BillTwo months after Parliament voted to let some terminally ill adults choose to die, Georgia Banjo, The Economist's unofficial death correspondent, grapples with her own views.
- Boom!A six-part series with John Prideaux on the generation that blew up American politics, released before the election.
- How to Write a BookA twelve-week podclass taking listeners from idea to publication, executive produced by Elizabeth Day. Top ten in the UK charts.
- Miners' Strike 1984: The Battle for BritainThree films for the fortieth anniversary of the strike that reshaped Britain, told by the people who were there.
- The Weekend IntelligenceThe Economist's weekly strand for long-form narrative audio, published every Saturday. Other episodes include Honouring the Dead, The Hormone That Grew Me, and Will Suburbia Decide the US Election?
- More or Less, Law in Action, The Briefing RoomProduced leading items across Radio 4's flagship current-affairs programmes, and developed investigative documentaries for Panorama.
- Britain's 'Virginity' Clinics UncoveredAn undercover investigation into the clinics selling so-called virginity tests and hymen repair. Both practices were banned under the Health and Care Act 2022.
