# Ian Mcintyre
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ian mcintyre (9 December 1931 – 19 April 2014) was a British BBC Radio producer, journalist, broadcaster and author. who was Controller of BBC Radio 4 from 1976 to 1978 and then Controller of BBC Radio 3 between 1978 and 1987.After joining the BBC in 1957 after National Service, he presented and produced a number of influential current affairs programmes, most notably Analysis and At Home and Abroad. After his retirement from Radio 3 in 1987, he became associate editor of The Times and has written a number of biographical books.
John Booth | Ceramicist & Illustrator
This episode of "A Collection Of… Spaces" is with John Booth, ceramicist, designer and illustrator.
I visited John in his railway-arch studio in Haggerston, East London, a space he’s shared for the past nine years with seven other artists working across ceramics and mixed media. The studio has the …
The Truth About Jeremy’s Pro Soccer Career
In this episode, Jinger Duggar Vuolo sits down with her husband, Jeremy Vuolo, to unpack his journey from soccer-obsessed kid to professional athlete.
Jeremy shares his full journey, from intense childhood training to playing professionally overseas, and ultimately walking away from the game. In …
Episode 91: The Evolution of Trading Infrastructure ft. Pico
In this episode, Forefront Head of Content Sam Belden sits down with Ian McIntyre, Managing Director and Global Head of Market Data at Pico. Together, they explore how evolving market structure and shifting client demands are reshaping trading infrastructure, with a focus on low latency technology,…
The General Strike at 100, part 1: Reith, Churchill and the Birth of BBC News
100 years ago to the day (at time of podcast release), Britain began to grind to a halt. Our first and only General Strike.
But while it was a time of national crisis, it was also an opportunity for the BBC - and particularly John Reith.
With most newspapers ceasing publication, the BBC gained a …
#119 The General Strike at 100, part 2: The Archbishop and the PM
6-9 May 1926, in a week that changed the BBC forever... this is part 2 of our 3-part special on the BBC and the General Strike
100 years ago this week (at time of podcast release), two million strikers were out in solidarity with the miners. It brought unique challenges to the BBC - with Winston C…
#120 The General Strike at 100, part 3: Reith's Jerusalem
And did the Beeb, in ancient times,
broadcast to England's* mountains green?...
...Till Reith has built Jerusalem,
transmitting to England's* green and pleasant** land.
*and Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland's
**and the less green and unpleasant bits too
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In the third and final part …
Safe on the Water: Exploring Inclusive, Accessible Water Activities
A significant portion of water safety messaging focuses on motorized boats, but how about the swimmers, paddlers, and beachgoers?
As we kick off the summer fun, Kelly MacDonald and his guests remind us how to stay safe in and around the water.
Toronto Search and Rescue-Marine Deputy Unit Leader R…
Ian McIntyre "Orange Nation" 6-2-26
Syracuse Men's Soccer Head Coach Ian McIntyre Joins Steve and Paulie to preview the World Cup, next year's roster and discuss some of his former Syracuse stars making the Team USA and Team Canada rosters.
Live in The 315: 6/15/26
We kick of the week in The 315 with a wide ranging conversation with Orange soccer coach Ian McIntyre about the World Cup and much more. And our 100 Day Syracuse Football Countdown takes a look at the Special Teams.
Ian McIntyre "Orange Nation" 7-2-26
Syracuse men's soccer head coach Ian McIntyre joins Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia to recap USA's win over Bosnia, and discuss the controversial red card.
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