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Why it’s more than radio with pictures on YouTube

We meet the team behind What in the World’s YouTube visualisations and hear listeners’ feedback. Plus a listener asks why does the WS repeat programmes and content over and over?

What in the World is now almost into its fourth month of doing visualisations for its YouTube channel, part of a BBC World Service podcast pilot.
We meet the team who are bringing the show to your screens and also hear listeners’ feedback. Will it, they wonder, attract a younger audience?

Plus, a listener asks why does the World Service repeat programmes and content over and over again? We get them an answer!

Presenter: Rajan Datar
Producer: Howard Shannon
A Whistledown Production for the BBC World Service

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9 minutes

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Mon 17 Mar 202503:50GMT
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