Jennifer Tracey

Refreshing and thought provoking discussion about porn, sex and feminism. I listened twice and still thinking about it. Well done to @bariweiss for careful steering of conversation with @Louise_m_perry and @JillFilipovic https://t.co/uH6nWR02gN

Very proud that Who Killed Emma? has been nominated @britpodawards in best True Crime category alongside an incredible list of narrative podcasts - winners announced tomorrow. Crafted with my brilliant team of women: Sam Poling, Mona McAlinden, @Weekirstyw and @ShelleyJofre

British Podcast Awards @britpodawards

Best True Crime podcast nominees supported by @wonderymedia American Vigilante Bad Cops The Battersea Poltergeist Seventeen Years: The Andrew Malkinson Story Sweet Bobby The Catch The Lazarus Heist The Northern Bank Job Who Killed Emma? Wild Crimes https://t.co/nugNVenIjK

‘There’s no such thing as early or late in life…everything happens at the right time’ The Forty Rules of Love by @Elif_Safak is an utterly magical novel ❤️ https://t.co/u6AuargJND

180 miles cycling on islands of Harris & Lewis. The weather was wild but cycling absolutely exhilarating. The landscape is magical. Well done to my parents in their mid-70s who did all of it with us on e-bikes 🙌 https://t.co/UzN0Y2Qqgy

Suave - fascinating 7-part narrative podcast from @futuromedia that recently won a Pultizer. Compelling listen with great audio spanning decades. A story that pulls you in on so many levels and the surprises keep on coming. Huge credit to @Maria_Hinojosa https://t.co/7JlhABbhzh

Sound design in podcasting is evolving in fascinating ways and slowly starting to get the recognition it deserves. Brilliant to hear @AxelKacoutie talking creatively about building worlds through sound at the BBC today. His work is masterful. https://t.co/BWbKwlafL4

I’m ⁦@PodcastShowLDN⁩ over next two days. Come say hello 👋 https://t.co/gsTk1hQlua

Who Killed Emma? is nominated for the #WebbyAwards in the Podcast: Best Series category. Really proud of this. Entered before we temporarily removed the podcast for legal reasons. Hoping justice for the family. Nominees listed here + People's Vote https://t.co/PWmq3s9z6Q

Interesting thread on podcast ripoffs. More unusual in narrative podcasts. Writing and researching original, nonfiction stories is epic amount of work.

Brendan I. Koerner @brendankoerner

This podcast series is a shameless rip-off of my @TheAtlantic story from last April. No credit is given and the creator did zero original reporting. He even mispronounces the main character's name through all 8 episodes. (It's "kuh-SEE," not "KEY-see.") 🧵 https://t.co/X19tHnSUXF

Brilliant tour ⁦@fruitmarket⁩ gallery last night by Director Fiona Bradley. She took us on tour of exhibition by artist Howardena Pinell. Packed with backgrounder info and art knowledge. Informal, relaxed and off the cuff. Loved it. https://t.co/HnQrsC7giK

Big development on the murder of Emma Caldwell

BBC Scotland News @BBCScotlandNews

A man has been arrested over the murder of Emma Caldwell, nearly 17 years after her body was found in woods in South Lanarkshire https://t.co/crgmolur2F https://t.co/QxNKEJM8f4

Remarkable pix from Canadian trucker protests https://t.co/wFNV5kWElY via @MailOnline

First snowdrops of the year. The Lade Braes, St Andrews. https://t.co/HQSp2BpPeE

I spoke with Holocaust survivor Mayer Hersh before he died in 2016. Usually I sit side by side when interviewing. But Mayer asked if I could sit directly opposite so he could look me in the eye as he described what happened to his family. #SoundCloud? #np https://t.co/FOs665DAil

We need more conversations about podcast IP - as much at the BBC as elsewhere. Interesting opportunity for indies https://t.co/B5mHN6EKmz

There was a time all I did was listen to repeats of TAL and RadioLab. Jad Abumrad pioneered a form of storytelling that goes straight to the gut. I experimented on my own show at Radio 4 and you realise the thought, consideration and complexity of their editing.

Jad Abumrad @JadAbumrad

Hey everybody. I have some big personal news. I am stepping aside as host of Radiolab. This show that I started in 2002 - in my basement - is about to celebrate its 20th anniversary, and this feels like the right time. https://t.co/nc3Ulangn3 (1/6)

Looking forward to hearing this. @campsidemedia building a strong portfolio of compelling narrative podcasts. Oh and their fireside sting is really neat…

Abukar Adan @AbukarAdan17

Today we launched Wild Boys!! The first two episodes are out and I can't wait for you all to hear it. I can't possibly do this story justice in a tweet, but trust me it's so so good. I am so proud of my team and the show we made together! https://t.co/HbsKOnIyyg