Audio
From Audible, to the BBC, to NPR our audio features and documentaries win awards for their flair and sound rich worlds.
The Butterfly Effect was a Audible original content commission presented by Jon Ronson. Named by Time Magazine as one of the 50 Best Podcasts of the Year, it sat at the top of the Audible listening charts for weeks.
Deliverance is a radio poem commissioned by BBC Radio 3. Working with poet Lemn Sissay, sound artists Francesca Panetta and Lucy Greenwell created a new radio poem around the audio diaries of five women in their final days of pregnancy.
Commissioned by Australian Broadcasting Corporation Edge of the World is the story of St Kilda - the folk stories of bird catching and cliff climbing - and how it seized our imaginations. Utopia may be an unobtainable idea, a dream, but what is life without dreams? Perhaps we need our utopias to house them...
Can you buy culture? The Qatar Philharmonic is the first western symphony orchestra in a Gulf state. What does this mean?
Legend has it that the largest bell in the world rests at the bottom of a Myanmar river. Myths have grown up around the bell. Does a green dragon spirit protect it? Will it only rise again when the right leader comes to power? The Dhammazedi Bell juxtaposes the story of the bell and its many rescue attempts with the modern story of Burma and its 2015 election.