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[bigjoanie]

“An intimate portrait of Steph Phillips, a shy girl from Wolverhampton who now fronts black feminist punk band Big Joanie.” 📻 Our @stephanopolus88 will be on today’s episode of ‘The Voices of...’ on @bbcradio4 -tune in at 4pm to listen to the broadcast, or you can also check it out online after! Link in our stories 🎙 photo by @elisexrose at @hermitageworksstudios during ‘Sistahs’ recording! . . . . #StephPhillips #bbcr4 #thevoicesof #bigjoanie #sistahs #sistahpunk #radiointerview https://www.instagram.com/p/B0OL0XtHxD6/?igshid=11jl9fjvbe50p

[yearsblog]

@JohnWilson14: Coming up @BBCFrontRow @BBCRadio4 next: @alexander_olly of @yearsandyears, the art of Leon Kossoff, folk-horror film @MidsommarMovie

[yearsblog]

@JessicaB_BBC: Day 160: Sean produced an item with his favourite pop star @alexander_olly from the band @yearsandyears for @BBCFrontRow Listen on @BBCSounds  bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0006dx2 … Follow @Seanallsop_ for more. #BBCGetIn #Glasto

[rich000]

Rob Newman #live radio #bbcR4 (at RADA Studios)

[thedigitalhuman]

For those of you struggling through the long winter months without The Digital Human. Can I recommend this excellent substitute from CBC in Canada. We'll be back on air at 4.30 on the 13th April with a series of ideas I'm quietly very excited about.

[thedigitalhuman]

A nice big feature on Dothraki, the conlang invented for Game of Thrones, in this quarter's Smith Journal (Vol 12, p.60)

[thedigitalhuman]

Klingon Hamlet. As in, Shakespeare's Hamlet... spoken in the Star Trek language Klingon. A documentary from 2012. The next series of Digital Human starts 13 October at 4:30pm UK time. Put it in your diaries!

[thedigitalhuman]

Just wait until you see the photos from tonight's awards ceremony...

Mega congratulations to the Digital Human team for bringing home a Silver Radio Academy Award for Best Speech Programme 2014!

Photos of our over-excited faces are forthcoming, but in the meantime, big props to the BBC Scotland team: producers Peter McManus, Victoria McArthur and Kate Bissell, to our magnificent researcher Elizabeth Ann Duffy and to our exec David Stenhouse.

And here's what the judges said about us:

An innovative and fascinating series which breaks new ground exploring issues which matter more and more to each of us. Every story had a human dimension and the result was enthralling and enticing radio. It never lectured but it left the listener with a much better understanding of a digital world which, through its technology and its connections, increasingly defines how we live.

Honestly. Bowled over.