‘After Confession’ is the Gold Winner of the Charles Parker Prize 2026 and showcased on BBC Radio 4’s New Storytellers strand.
We make confessions every day: to professionals, family and sometimes people we’ve only just met. But what happens to those confessions once they are made? Where do they go, and what effect do they have on the people who hear them? From priests to beauticians, AI bots to mothers; After Confession tumbles between the worlds of those who regularly carry the weight of other people’s admissions. Revealing truths can feel like an act of release - a shedding of guilt, worry or uncertainty. But they do not simply disappear. This programme explores the burdens, thrills and creative material that confessions leave in those who listen.
Freelance assisting on Radio 1 and & 6 Music shows incl. The Official Chart on Radio 1, Giles Peterson, Breakfast with Greg James & Dream Time with Zakia Sewell.
Co-producing In The Dark audio listening events, a celebrated platform for evenings in experimental audio adventures, led by Nina Garthwaite. Coordinates and collaborates with artists - managing event logistics, creative planning and delivering concurrent projects.
On the Isle of Mull, Gaelic is carved into the names of hills and harbours, swirled and whirled around in song melodies, and bound to the land itself. Yet for generations it was driven out of classrooms as children were punished with the strap for speaking it. As a result, it’s nearly vanishing. In July, 2025, the Scottish Languages Act was enacted to support Gaelic and Scots and make provisions for reviving their language through education. Now, Mull’s future is dependent on securing the status of an “Area of Linguistic Significance”.
This kissing centred audio piece was made for In The Dark. On the verge of having wisdom teeth removed and warned that all sensation in the lower lip could be lost, this piece sets out to hear about some smooching and whether it's really that important to snog.
Breakfast show with Tessa and Sarah where you can expect bangers to butter your toast to, daddy DIY disasters, and a lot of scandalous misinformation you won’t want to miss.
My Fucking Diary lives in the feral limbo found after a break up. Diary extracts collide in an audio collage to abrasively and humorously reflect on a year riddled with sex and selfdiscovery. The diaristic writing, cuts and repetitions bleed the encounters into one another, and spiral in the simultaneity found in desire and destruction. My Fucking Diary sits somewhere between a naff brash reel-esque piece and a poignant kaleidoscope documenting the sentient sexual self.
This piece has been selected to play in Bern, Switzerland at SONOHR, audio & radio festival 2026
