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From Big City Nights - a new original miniseries. Eat Me - stories of defiant genius. Series One: on Marco Pierre White. How the rebel of the kitchen became the sage of the stove - all told by a fan with skin in the game. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
GOLD! Thank you to Free Turn and Global for having me as part of the 'COINING IT' podcast team. To win gold in the British Podcast Awards True Crime category is just insane. Listen now if you havent already!
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Couldn’t be prouder that my doc Coining It won best True Crime at the British Podcast Awards. Testament to the work of brilliant teams @global and Free Turn, led by Robbie Ashcroft and @ciarantracey.
Was a privilege of a story to tell- a tale of crime, politics and class.
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If you’re interested in hearing how MRi scanners work - please listen on BBC Sounds to bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002vm5…; we were delighted to be involved @ciarantracey
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@ciarantracey I’ve #potw Me, Myself and the MRI, it was brilliant. I did 3 plus 2 CT scans, knew there was a tumour in my bowel, then chemo, then surgery, the ambient sound and Hattie’s voice as the machine, took me right back. It’s part of the journey to recovery. ❤️🩹👍🏻👌🏻
What IS it about chef Marco Pierre White... that obsesses people? He obsesses me. And this is the new podcast series from Big City Nights - Eat Me. Out now.
open.spotify.com/show/3JYPMF…
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Made a smol MicroPython version of the famous After Dark 2.0 Flying Toasters! It is based off Jack Eastman's 1-bit prototype sketches as refined by Tomoya Ikeda (池田友也) in 1989.
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An @IrishTimes sub-editor refuses to look a gift horse in the mouth.
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Very sad news. The brilliant BBC lawyer Roger Law has died. So many BBC producers & reporters will be eternally grateful to Roger for getting their films on air over last four decades. He was a legendary figure, perhaps the best-ever lawyer in history of broadcast journalism.
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Tim Hortons launches pizza nationally in bid to ‘stretch the brand’ to afternoon, evening customers theglobeandmail.com/business…
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Nobody hated clichés as intensely, and as thoughtfully, as Martin Amis. I particularly like his attack on the trendy catchphrases of 2007. That all of them now sound utterly dead makes his point.






























