I am a Freelance Radio and Podcast Producer with a specialism in science.
I create compelling audio stories to captivate and engage listeners from the word go.
radio - podcasts - reporting - development
I work on factual and narrative documentary programmes and podcasts for BBC Radio 4, BBC World Service and independent companies, as well as independent podcasts. I record in studios and on location around the world.
I also present and produce science and technology reports for the BBC Audio Science Unit.
I recently recorded for the BBC World Service in Miami and Puerto Rico, USA.
I pitched, organised and produced a recording trip to explore the impacts of coastal erosion in the Caribbean for a two-part special edition of CrowdScience. The presenter and I spent 10 days travelling around south Florida and the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico. We spoke to local fishermen and community leaders affected by coastal erosion, and those involved in different restoration methods. We also recorded content for upcoming CrowdScience programmes, as well as for The Climate Question. Listen to part 2 of our programme on coastal erosion using the green button.
LADYSWINDLERS WITH LUCY WORSLEY
SERIES 4 available now
recent work
CrowdScience: How do some mushrooms glow?
First broadcast 1 November 2024.
CrowdScience: How does a snake climb a tree?
First broadcast 5 July 2024.
CrowdScience: How should we protect our coastlines?
First broadcast 26 April 2024.
Inside Science: Sound in Science
First broadcast 22 June 2023.
