Read On - The Audiobook Show from RNIB episodes
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Leah Hazard, Ian Skewis and Talking Book Tech
Leah Hazard delivers the truth about being a midwife to Robert Kirkwood with her new book ‘Hard Pushed’. (Contains material not suitable for family listening - Starts at 1.03)
How do you audio describe Game of Thrones?
Every Saturday during the run of the show, audio describer Neville Watchurst is in a booth at SKY, writing and recording the audio description for the brand new episodes of Game of Thrones.
Nicola Cornick, Bernard Cornwell and John Carlin
Nicola Cornick blends romance and social history in her new time-slip mystery ‘The Woman In the Lake’. (Starts at 1.02)
Authors and Narrators Easter Holiday Special
Red Szell and Robert Kirkwood go through the Read On and Talking Books archive for some great interviews.
Stella Duffy, Beth O'Leary and J.O. Morgan
In this week's show, Stella Duffy takes us to New Zealand during World War 2, in her continuation of Ngaio Marsh’s unfinished novel ‘Money In The Morgue’. (Starts at 1.05)
The Creativity Code with Marcus du Sautoy and Talking Books technology
Marcus du Sautoy discusses whether artificial intelligence might soon think and write like we do. (Starts at 1.00)
Judy Leigh, Marcus Berkmann and Simon Mahoney
This week we’re laughing in the face of adversity.
Doctor Who, Star Trek and Pokemon with Louise Jameson, Ellie Wallwork, Marcus Berkmann and Veronica Taylor
Louise Jameson talks about her time in the TARDIS playing Leela, and her reincarnation as a narrator. (Starts at 1.26)
Fionnuala Kearney, Chris Stewart and Esther Freud
This week, Author Fionnuala Kearney explores relationships and marriage in ‘The Book of Love’. (Starts at 1.12)
Topical Non-Fiction with Ece Temelkuran, Jonathan Haskel and Trina Beckett.
Political journalist Ece Temelkuran confronts rising populism in ‘How to Lose a Country: The 7 Steps from Democracy to Dictatorship’. (Starts at 1.20)