SELECTION OF RADIO WORK
From Our Own Correspondent: The story of Volodymyr Vakulenko
BBC Radio 4
1 June 2023
A morning in the Kharkiv children's hospital: music therapy for traumatised kids
RTE This Week
9 April 2023
Reporter's Notebook: The jeep convoy from Scotland to Ukraine
BBC Radio Scotland
25 March 2023
BBC Radio 4
27 February 2023
BBC Radio Scotland
4 March 2023
Reporter's Notebook: A drive to Donbas
BBC Radio Scotland
3rd December 2022
Inside the bakery keeping people together in Kharkiv
RTE This Week
20 November 2022
What the Russians left behind in Izium
BBC Radio Scotland
12th November 2022
~25 live reports from Kharkiv, Kyiv, Donbas, Lviv
For BBC World Service, BBC Scotland, and RTE.
October-November 2022
Reporter's Notebook: Avian flu in Fair Isle
BBC Radio Scotland
9 July 2022
Panellist on BBC Radio 4's Any Questions
BBC Radio 4
25 June 2022
From Our Own Correspondent: The Ukrainians deported to Russia
BBC Radio 4
2 June 2022
RTE Radio 1
29 May 2022
Reporter's Notebook: Mykolaiv
BBC Radio Scotland
7 May 2022
Live report from Odesa
Newsday, BBC World Service
4 May 2022
From Our Own Correspondent: Divided loyalties in Odesa
BBC Radio 4
30 April 2022
Live report from Mykolaiv, Ukraine
BBC Radio Scotland
30 April 2022
World Report: Taking medical supplies to Ukraine
RTE Radio 1
3 April 2022
From Our Own Correspondent: Dobruja
BBC Radio 4
24 March 2022
Live report from Isaccea border
RTE This Week
20 March 2022
Reporter's Notebook: Refugees at Isaccea
BBC Radio Scotland
19 March 2022
Ukrainian community meal in Sarichioi, Romania
BBC World Service
12 March 2022
The Arts in Shetland, Front Row
BBC Radio 4
10 November 2021
Special report: Investigation into the Shetland fires
After a year-long investigation which was broadcast in an 8-minute special on the national news, I shared the findings live on that evening's Radio Shetland programme.
27 July 2021
Good Evening Shetland 18 June 2021
Good Evening Shetland 2 June 2021
Live broadcast & interview from one of Shetland's islands, Fetlar, where locals were celebrating a successful bid to save their church.
I'd joined a nurse as she flew to Fair Isle to vaccinate the whole 52-strong population, shot a TV news package which was broadcast on BBC network news and BBC World, with the online article reaching a million views.
But this radio piece is a personal reflection on a strange, and brief trip home: hope and sadness.
The anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall prompted many Berlin-based reflections, but in the west at least, the role played by Leipzig citizens is less known - even though it was crucial to the whole movement. A Reporter's Notebook for Radio Scotland.
The bid to save Stranraer - with skiffs
Reporter's Notebook, BBC Radio Scotland
13 July 2019
PODCASTS/DOCS:
November 2021
The extraordinary story of how the last 'Fifie' fishing boat was saved, restored, and used to usher in a new era of sail training and maritime skills in Shetland.
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Lie of the Land podcast (BBC)
Walks with artists, writers and musicians through the Shetland landscapes that have inspired their work
Fair Isle with musician Neil Thomson
16 November 2022
Michaelswood with fiddle player Catriona Macdonald
19 October 2022
Shetland's ancient capital Scalloway, with fiddle player Jenna Reid
12 January 2022
Yell with poet Christie Williamson
17 November 2021
Otterswick with musician Freda Leask
6 October 2021
Healing wells in Unst with poet Roseanne Watt; Lerwick's shore with musician Margaret Robertson
3 February 2021
Quarff & Levenwick, with poet Sheenagh Pugh & musician Jenny Sturgeon
23 December 2020
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In 2020/21 I produced & co-presented Radio Shetland's outdoors and environmental programme, Beyond the Briggistanes.
Here's a sample episode: from killer whales to the art of fish filleting; and the endangered craft of Fair Isle strawback chairs.
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Long Interviews
Rosa Steppanova, Shetland gardener
November 2022
BBC Radio Shetland