# Greg Child

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Pursuing Understanding, Gaining Knowledge, the Value of Wisdom in Our Lives

Episode 5 A Thirty-One Mile Journey Application of Proverbs Chapter 2 Pursuing Understanding, Gaining Knowledge, the Value of Wisdom in Our Lives “Somewhere between the bottom of the climb and the summit is the answer to the mystery why we climb.” by Greg Child, has been one of the most life c…

Greg Childs - The Childrens Media Foundation, Record breakers and Swap Shop

Greg Childs, Director of the Children's Media Foundation (CMF), discusses the significant changes and challenges facing UK children's media. Greg's background includes a long career at the BBC, producing shows like Record Breakers and being involved in launching early online content and digital cha…

Greg Childs at the Children’s Media Conference; Plimsoll’s Shark! Celebrity Infested Waters for ITV; SkyShowtime’s pan-European content strategy

Children's Media Conference editorial director Greg Childs reacts to news of a UK inquiry into kids' TV in the era of YouTube [01:52]; Plimsoll's Karen Plumb and Andrea Jackson talk ITV's Shark! Celebrity Infested Waters [14:42]; and SkyShowtime's Monty Sarhan and Edyta Pytlewska-Mele detail the st…

E04: Lynn Hill with Greg Child | BANFF @Altitude Podcast

In this episode, we explore the climbing world of Lynn Hill, a true icon of the sport. Lynn is known for smashing records in the '80s and '90s and was a key player in the Yosemite climbing scene. She was the first person to free climb “The Nose” on El Capitan in Yosemite as well as the first woman …

At the Clocktower: Here come the Kiwi's

In this first edition of At the Clocktower Bryan Martin is joined by three legend jockeys from New Zealand who made the Cox Plate their own.  Gary Willetts took Battle Heights to the front in 1974. Brent Thompson took glory on 4 occasions through the 1970's, three in succession with Dulcify being…

Greg Childs: Do YouTube deals spell the end of public service children’s TV as we know it?

Greg Childs, director of the Children’s Media Foundation, discusses the decline of traditional children’s television in the UK, the rise of YouTube and TikTok as children’s primary viewing platforms, and what this shift could mean for public service broadcasting. We explore how changes to advertisi…

How is YouTube Taking Over Traditional TV For Children?

For our eighth episode, Greg Childs, Editorial Director at The Children’s Media Conference, brings his multi-decade expertise in the kids sector to deliver a very interesting perspective on the role of the broadcasters in the delivery of content. We focused on the risks in the lack of content gatek…