Re: Producer is a series celebrating the art of making radio. Putting some of the industry's finest production talent under the spotlight, each episode is a relaxed conversation with a former or current radio producer about their career and the industry as a whole.

Adele Cross is the Producer of The 1Xtra Breakfast Show with Nadia Jae. She tells us about her journey into radio production and offers advice for aspiring producers, including top tips for talent management and why it's so important to be yourself.

Re: Producer is made by Mark Jeeves and Jenny Nelson who have worked in radio production for longer than they care to remember, yet still find themselves fascinated by it.

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Re: Producer is a series celebrating the art of making radio. Putting some of the industry's finest production talent under the spotlight, each episode is a relaxed conversation with a former or current radio producer about their career and the industry as a whole.

Brian Murphy is the Exec Producer on the Magic Radio Breakfast Show and he tells us about his career, starting out doing work experience at Xfm before joining the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show and moving with him from Xfm to Virgin, which then re-branded to Absolute, and then moving to Magic. He shares his radio pet peeves and tells us why it's so important to create the right studio environment for presenters.

Re: Producer is made by Mark Jeeves and Jenny Nelson who have worked in radio production for longer than they care to remember, yet still find themselves fascinated by it.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Re: Producer is a series celebrating the art of making radio. Putting some of the industry's finest production talent under the spotlight, each episode is a relaxed conversation with a former or current radio producer about their career and the industry as a whole.

Sarah Crawley is a 'BBC lifer' who's spent her career making programmes at BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service. She tells us about the enduring appeal of Woman's Hour and takes us through a typical day as Output Producer on this legendary long-running programme.

Re: Producer is made by Mark Jeeves and Jenny Nelson who have worked in radio production for longer than they care to remember, yet still find themselves fascinated by it.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Re: Producer is a series celebrating the art of making radio. Putting some of the industry's finest production talent under the spotlight, each episode is a relaxed conversation with a former or current radio producer about their career and the industry as a whole.

In this episode we leap back several decades to find out what it was like working at Capital in the 70s and 80s, producing the network chart show, Alan Freeman and Kenny Everett. Trevor White looks back at his long career which took him to Virgin, Magic and Planet Rock, and tells us where he thinks radio's heading in the future.

Re: Producer is made by Mark Jeeves and Jenny Nelson who have worked in radio production for longer than they care to remember, yet still find themselves fascinated by it.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Re: Producer is a series celebrating the art of making radio. Putting some of the industry's finest production talent under the spotlight, each episode is a relaxed conversation with a former or current radio producer about their career and the industry as a whole.

Rachel Barton is the founder and MD of the independent production company Grape (wearegrape.com) and she tells us what she's looking for when she's hiring producers before talking about her amazing career producing dance music shows at BBC Radio 1 after she got a "life-changing" traineeship at the network.

Re: Producer is made by Mark Jeeves and Jenny Nelson who have worked in radio production for longer than they care to remember, yet still find themselves fascinated by it.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Re: Producer is a series celebrating the art of making radio. Putting some of the industry's finest production talent under the spotlight, each episode is a relaxed conversation with a former or current radio producer about their career and the industry as a whole.

John McInally produces one of the biggest breakfast shows outside London: Bowie at Breakfast on Clyde1. He tells us why he loves being a breakfast producer and shares his career journey at a range of radio stations including Beat 106, Xfm Scotland, Real Radio and Clyde 1. He tells us why he loves the intimacy of radio, a typical day in his job and why producers need to always be 20 minutes ahead of the presenter...

Re: Producer is made by Mark Jeeves and Jenny Nelson who have worked in radio production for longer than they care to remember, yet still find themselves fascinated by it.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Re: Producer is a series celebrating the art of making radio. Putting some of the industry's finest production talent under the spotlight, each episode is a relaxed conversation with a former or current radio producer about their career and the industry as a whole.

Emma Newman tells us about her varied radio production career which involves roles at Kerrang!, Xfm, Q Radio, Absolute Radio, BBC Radio Derby, BBC Radio 2, production company TBI Media and more. We chat about one of the greatest radio promotion stunts of all time, her start in student radio, her biggest influences, what radio producers actually do, the biggest lesson she learnt in radio (from Frank Skinner, no less) and much more.

Re: Producer is made by Mark Jeeves and Jenny Nelson who have worked in radio production for longer than they care to remember, yet still find themselves fascinated by it.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Re: Producer is a series celebrating the art of making radio. Putting some of the industry's finest production talent under the spotlight, each episode is a relaxed conversation with a former or current radio producer about their career and the industry as a whole.

We turn to speech radio production in this episode as we welcome Husain Husaini to the podcast. He's currently the Mornings Editor at Times Radio and tells us why he loves his job, and what sort of skills every Times Radio producer should have. He tells us about his brilliant career, involving roles at BBC World Service, BBC 5Live, BBC Asian Network, setting up a production company with Matthew Bannister and more!

Re: Producer is made by Mark Jeeves and Jenny Nelson who have worked in radio production for longer than they care to remember, yet still find themselves fascinated by it.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Re: Producer is a series celebrating the art of making radio. Putting some of the industry's finest production talent under the spotlight, each episode is a relaxed conversation with a former or current radio producer about their career and the industry as a whole.

Suzi Purdie is the Exec Producer of Drivetime with Simon Mayo on Greatest Hits Radio. She takes us through a typical day working on the show and tells us about her start in radio, from the Bristol community radio station BCfm to BBC Radio 2, and from there to her current role. She gives her advice to aspiring producers, shares her thoughts on the future of radio and tells us why she loves being in a gang with the listeners!

Re: Producer is made by Mark Jeeves and Jenny Nelson who have worked in radio production for longer than they care to remember, yet still find themselves fascinated by it.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Re: Producer is a series celebrating the art of making radio. Putting some of the industry's finest production talent under the spotlight, each episode is a relaxed conversation with a former or current radio producer about their career and the industry as a whole.

Adam Uytman is the Development Director in the International team at Acast, but his radio career began at community station Heartland FM in Pitlochry before taking him to Beat 106 (now Capital Scotland), Kerrang!, Xfm, BBC Radio 2 - where he produced Steve Wright in the Afternoon - BBC 6Music, BBC Radio 1 and production company Listen. He tells Mark and Jenny what he's learnt about radio production in his varied career, what skills every producer should possess and what he thinks radio might sound like in the future.

Re: Producer is made by Mark Jeeves and Jenny Nelson who have worked in radio production for longer than they care to remember, yet still find themselves fascinated by it.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.