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Charles Moore, former editor of The Daily Telegraph is asked what he would have done if he had become chairman of the BBC and also discusses impartiality and is the BBC worth saving.
Season 1 Episode 6
What would Charles Moore, former editor of The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph and The Spectator have done if he had become chairman of the BBC…
3 years, 11 months ago
Melvyn Bragg talks about arts programming and the future of the BBC.
Season 1 Episode 5
The BBC has been celebrating its 100th anniversary – if you hadn’t noticed - and on ‘Beeb Watch’ this week Roger Bolton talks to one of it's greatest…
3 years, 11 months ago
David Dimbleby looks back on his decades in broadcasting: on slipping standards in BBC political coverage, fighting back against lazy attacks, the monarchy and retirement.
Season 1 Episode 4
In the run up to the BBC’s centenary, the Dimbleby broadcasting dynasty has nearly spanned its 100 years. David Dimbleby, Panorama presenter, editor …
3 years, 11 months ago
Joan Bakewell on faking phone-ins and the evolution of broadcasting.
Season 1 Episode 3
Dame Joan Bakewell is synonymous with our arts broadcasting landscape: former BBC television art correspondent in the 1980’s, columnist for most of t…
4 years ago
Mark Mardell former BBC presenter discusses BBC cuts, impartiality and his Parkinson's diagnosis.
Season 1 Episode 2
Mark Mardell, the former BBC presenter joins Roger to discuss the ongoing financial squeeze at the BBC after the Corporation announced this week that…
4 years ago
Roger Bolton's first podcast. Did the BBC get the coverage of the Queen's death right?
Season 1 Episode 1
After over 50 years in broadcasting, and being fired twice by the BBC, Roger Bolton will cast a very independent eye on the public service broadcaste…
4 years ago