OXFORD COLLEGE CASTAWAY
Oxford University's very own version of Radio 4's Desert Island Discs. Alice speaks to students from across the university about their lives, experiences, and journeys to Oxford and their aspirations for the future - before casting them away to their college for the holidays with only eight music tracks, an essential item they couldn't manage without and a single golden ticket to their favourite eatery in Oxford. The question is, how will they fare all on their own? Tune in fortnightly on Sundays 1-2pm to find out. 27 Episodes.
TALES FROM CALL THE MIDWIFE
To mark 100 years of BBC broadcasting in 2022, Alice co-produced a 28-part BBC podcast series celebrating Call the Midwife and its special relationship with audiences. It features Call the Midwife fans from across the UK who remember, have experienced, or been touched by the show’s storylines, from alcoholism to Down's syndrome. The series documents Call the Midwife’s ‘place’ in people’s lives, its ability to speak to contemporary lived experiences, and to amplify marginalised voices and stories.
OXFORD COLLEGE CASTAWAY
This was Oxford University's very own version of Radio 4's Desert Island Discs. Alice spoke to students from across the university about their lives, experiences, and journeys to Oxford and their aspirations for the future - before casting them away to their college for the holidays with only eight music tracks, an essential item they couldn't manage without and a single golden ticket to their favourite eatery in Oxford. The question was, how would they fare all on their own? Tune in to find out.
THE QUARANTINE DIARIES
This 16-part podcast was broadcast weekly from home during the first half of the global Covid-19 pandemic. It aimed to bring listeners lighthearted lockdown stories mixed with eight uplifting music tracks. The podcast was interactive - with listeners sending in song requests from across the UK - and sought to provide some laughs and comfort during a very difficult, scary and uncertain time.
BBC NEWS BULLETIN
A news bulletin recorded during a week's work experience at BBC Radio Guernsey in August 2018. Over the course of the week, Alice gained practical experience in radio, television and online journalism. She learnt a range of skills in broadcasting, producing and editing content and gained hands-on experience of operating ViLoR, Highlander, ENPS and PhoneBox.