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Episode 4 - Amber Haque on making BBC documentaries and improving media diversity
Recording now from MediaCity, the Talking Salford podcast welcomes journalist, filmmaker and presenter Amber Haque to Radio Studio A.
From being inspired to be a journalist as a child by a BBC Panorama documentary, to getting the chance to front her own doc to the impact that the Asian Media Awards has had on diversity in the media industry, Amber talks through it all with us. And there's also time to get her hot takes on best places to see live music in the city.
Talking Salford is an official podcast from The University of Salford. All episodes are available on all podcasting platforms and can be watched in their entirety at the official YouTube channel of the University of Salford.
CREDITS
Hosted by Loughlan Campbell
Produced by Elizabeth Theaker and Akelia Hewitt
Podcast edit by Elizabeth Theaker and Akelia Hewitt
Filmed and edited by Tom Walters
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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By University of SalfordRecording now from MediaCity, the Talking Salford podcast welcomes journalist, filmmaker and presenter Amber Haque to Radio Studio A.
From being inspired to be a journalist as a child by a BBC Panorama documentary, to getting the chance to front her own doc to the impact that the Asian Media Awards has had on diversity in the media industry, Amber talks through it all with us. And there's also time to get her hot takes on best places to see live music in the city.
Talking Salford is an official podcast from The University of Salford. All episodes are available on all podcasting platforms and can be watched in their entirety at the official YouTube channel of the University of Salford.
CREDITS
Hosted by Loughlan Campbell
Produced by Elizabeth Theaker and Akelia Hewitt
Podcast edit by Elizabeth Theaker and Akelia Hewitt
Filmed and edited by Tom Walters
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.