# Fiona Talkington
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fiona talkington is a broadcaster, writer, presenter, and curator best known in the UK for her work on BBC Radio 3 where she has been a presenter since 1989.
She is best known today as a founding presenter (1999) of the Sony Gold Award-winning programme Late Junction, and is internationally recognized for her wide-ranging knowledge of music including classical, world, traditional, jazz, experimental, electronica and choral music.
== BBC ==
For BBC Radio 3 she has presented and produced a wide variety of programmes such as Sony Gold Award-winning Late Junction, Composer of the Week (working with trumpeter John Wallace on a notable series on John Philip Sousa and Scott Joplin), Radio 3 Requests, the BBC Proms, Breakfast, Sacred and Profane, Afternoon on 3 and Womad.
Bjarte Eike Profile
Fiona Talkington presents a profile of Norwegian violinist Bjarte Eike and his group Barokksolistene.
Fiona Talkington
This week the boys meet Radio 3 DJ and established music journalist Fiona Talkington to discuss how music has influenced her life.
Episode 4: Jana Winderen Underwater Sound Recordist
Fiona Talkington meets Jana Winderen for a noisy lunch break during a sound check at the Punkt festival in the seaside port of Kristiansand, Norway.
Sounds LIke LUnch: Episode 3: Laurie Anderson
Ahead of Laurie Anderson's 'concert for Dogs' on 4th January in New York, we take a listen back Laurie's story for her dog Lolabelle, in conversation with Fiona Talkington at last year's Punkt Festival in Norway for our podcast, Sounds Like Lunch.
Sounds LIke Lunch: Episode 1: Silchester Dig - Jenny Halstead
Today, Sounds LIke Lunch are lunching at the Roman archaeological dig in Silchester. Presenter Fiona Talkington talks to resident artist Jenny Halstead about life on the dig.
Episode : 8 The poetry of Afghan refugees
During the last six months we have been working with Afghan refugees relocated in Reading on creative writing for wellbeing. We have been comparing Persian literature and heritage, both contemporary and classical, to our own poetry and literature in England. Taking influences from both countries ...
Tell me about Neuropathic Pain
The Paincast podcast is a novel collaboration between people living with chronic neuropathic pain and medical researchers. It’s presented and co-produced by BBC Radio presenter and writer Fiona Talkington, who lives with neuropathic pain.
“We hope that this podcast will lead to a wider understa ...
Whose Pain Is It Anyway?
PAINCAST - a creative podcast from the PAINSTORM clinical research team and its patient partners exploring neuropathic pain and the impact of living with it. Presented and co-produced by BBC broadcaster and writer Fiona Talkington who lives with neuropathic pain.
In Episode 2 she and co-p ...
The Puzzle of Pain - What is Pain Research?
PAINCAST - the PAINSTORM podcast, Episode 3
Presented and produced by Fiona Talkington and Mark Smalley for PAINSTORM in association with Pain Research Reading
The Puzzle of Pain - What is Pain Research?
A panel discussion recorded in the Great Hall of the University of Reading, 22 June 2025 ...
Neuropathic pain - it hurts!
In this Episode, as PAINSTORM celebrates four years of research into Neuropathic Pain, its causes, potential treatments and the differences which can be made for people living with this devastating condition, Fiona Talkington and Mark Smalley head to Berlin, for the international conference abou ...
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