Tagged with: Crime
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Radio 4 Extra: Corruption Season
Peter Reed
Producer, Radio 4 Extra
Edgar Wallace: The Man Who Wrote Too Much?
Peter McHugh
Producer
Producer Peter McHugh joins crime writer Mark Billingham as he investigates why Edgar Wallace 'King of Thrillers' is fast becoming a literary unknown.
Serial on Radio 4 Extra
Caroline Raphael
Commissioning Editor, Radio 4 & 4 Extra
Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out: Mark Billingham's Rule Book of Crime
Peter McHugh
Producer
Producer Peter McHugh discusses 'Mark Billingham's Rule Book of Crime', and what it was that started Mark's crime obsession.
The Rivals: The Return of Inspector Lestrade
Sasha Yevtushenko
Editor's note: The Rivals, starring the often forgotten Arthur Conan Doyle creation Inspector Lestrade, starts on Radio 4 this Wednesday 19 October at 11.30am - PM. The idea for The Rivals came about when writer Chris Harrald expressed a desire to dramatise a series of re-vamped Vict...
Just One More Thing: Columbo!
Peter McHugh
Producer
The raincoat, the cigar, the spluttering convertible car, the villain's deed in the first scene and the final "...just one more thing". The American TV detective series Columbo was a literature inspired, award-winning, rule-breaking, television original spanning over thirty years. It turned ...
Radio 4 Extra: Responding to your feedback
Mary Kalemkerian
Hello again, I've been reading your comments and feedback on the blog and elsewhere and wanted to respond to some of the points that people have made. I commented last week on the blog and Streetlight2 has identified some of the other things many of you are asking about so I've based my answe...
Bad drivers and unreliable witnesses - Mind Changers is back
Claudia Hammond
UPDATE: episode one of Mind Changers was postponed because of extended coverage of the events in Egypt. The series will now start on Sunday 20 February with the episode about Walter Mischel's Marshmallow Study and you'll be able to hear the episode discussed here on 17 April - SB. For someone a...
Ballads from the Old Bailey
Elizabeth Burke
If only we could hear voices from the past: the other couples whispering in our bedroom, the other children shouting up the stairs. As a radio producer I often think about what the past sounded like. That's why I was excited when I realised there is a way of hearing those voices: the records of ...
Bringing the voices of the Old Bailey to life
Amanda Vickery
Presenter
The job of the historian is to make the long dead speak again - we take dusty, unpromising documents and breathe life back into the faded hand-writing. It can be a magical craft, akin to necromancy - trying to communicate with the spirits of the dead. Scribbled love letters, desperate diaries, a...








