# Kate Mcall

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Ep 3: Disulfanide

Disulfanide by Chad Nickson. Activists at a fictional environmental protest camp live in the trees to stop them being cut down for a new railway line. Directed and produced by Lucy Evans and Kate McAll. Sound design by Iain Hunter. Original music by John Biddle. Artwork by Camille Etchart. Dramatur…

Ep 1: Song of the Siren

Song of the Siren by Iyunoluwa Yemi-Shodimu. A journalist investigates the claim that there is a giant monster singing in the lake at night. Directed and produced by Lucy Evans and Kate McAll. Sound design by Iain Hunter. Original music by John Biddle. Artwork by Camille Etchart. Dramaturgy by Dani…

THE MURDER ON THE LINKS by Agatha Christie, Kate McAll [Adapt.], read by Alfred Molina, Simon Helberg, and a Full Cast

This adaptation of a classic Agatha Christie whodunit to a vintage radio drama format is absolutely delicious. Host Jo Reed and AudioFile’s Robin Whitten discuss how this totally diverting Golden Age mystery comes to life on audio, complete with sound effects and perfectly balanced music. Alfred Mo…

Ep.13 All That Remains

Robert Jensen is the man you want in the room on the worst day of your life. He runs the world's largest disaster recovery business, Kenyon International,  and is an expert in  recovering the dead and reuniting them with  the families they leave behind. We discuss the challenges of collecting fragm…

If on a Winter's Night a Traveller

John Yorke takes a look at If On A Winter's Night A Traveller, a novel by one of the most translated Italian writers of the 20th century, Italo Calvino. Published in 1979, this dizzying work of metafiction takes you on a journey into the very nature of reading. The novel begins with you, the R…

A Vindication of the Rights of Woman

John Yorke takes a look at Mary Wollstonecraft’s A Vindication of the Rights of Woman. Mary Wollstonecraft was a trailblazer, a human rights champion whose personal life defied convention and whose ideas changed the world. Born at a time when girls were encouraged to do needlework and prepare for…

Berlin Alexanderplatz

As we approach its hundredth anniversary, John Yorke explores the long-vanished world of German writer Alfred Döblin’s Expressionist masterpiece, Berlin Alexanderplatz. Set in 1928 at the height of the Weimar Republic, the novel centres around Franz Biberkopf - ‘transport worker, housebreaker, pim…