I am a Freelance Radio and Podcast Producer with a specialism in science.
As a reporter, I have worked from the extremes of both a giant freezer and a heat-chamber, as well as multiple science labs and theatres across the country. I have a particular interest in the science-arts crossover, evidenced by the packages I have produced covering technology-art crossover at the Nam June Paik exhibition at the Tate Modern or with the choreographer Alexander Whitley and his work exploring the human / digital relationship.Recording an episode of Parentland
Recording in the studio at BBC Broadcasting House for Parentland (BBC World Service)
All in the Mind Awards 2025 Production Team
Interviewing Alasdair Davies in the Rainforest Life exhibit at ZSL London Zoo (c) ZSL London Zoo
I specialise in recording programmes on location. I visited the Artic earlier this year, producing two programmes for the BBC World Service series CrowdScience from the icy island of Svalbard. I also produced a special two-part programme on coastal erosion for CrowdScience, recorded on location in Florida and Puerto Rico, USA. For this I won the Ricardo Ortega Memorial Prize from the United Nations Correspondents’ Association.
I have also produced multiple episodes of LadyKillers with Lucy Worsley for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds, including recording on location in Ohio and Massachusetts, and worked on the All in the Mind Mental Health Awards, culminating in a live recording in the BBC Radio Theatre.
I work on a variety of programmes for BBC Radio 4, BBC World Service, The Economist and on a range of podcasts for independent production companies for Audible, the BBC, charities and organisations. I have produced programmes, items and reports on an incredibly diverse range of topics, from #freeperiods to gravitational waves.
Most recently I developed and produced the new series of Unearthed: The need for seeds for Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Presented by Cate Blanchett, the series celebrated the past, present and future of the Millennium Seed Bank at Wakehurst, and featured a special conversation with His Majesty the King, which we recorded at Windsor Castle.
With a First Class Honours in BSc Geography from Durham University, and Distinction in MSc Science Media Production from Imperial College London, I am an experienced science communicator. I actively seek fresh and engaging stories to create captivating, informative and entertaining programmes to bring audio to life.
Originally from Edinburgh, I am now based in London. Outside of work, I enjoy being outdoors, theatre, playing netball, and travelling.
I enjoy working on a range of projects - if you’d like to find out about how we could work together, please get in contact via the button below.
