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All year long we've been asking listeners to send in their nominations for Feedback's Interview of the Year, and finally the time has come to crown the winner.

In this special episode of Feedback, Andrea Catherwood will hear your nominations for the... more

The Reith Lectures are one of the most anticipated broadcasts in the radio year, and the conversation around this year's iteration, presented by Dutch historian Rutger Bregman on the theme of 'Moral Revolution', has been making headlines. Bregman com... more

What can you say on the radio these days? For some listeners, instances of swear words and racialised language do not belong on Radio 4. Andrea Catherwood sits down with "king of the bleep" Roger Mahony, the Head of Editorial Standards for Radio 4, R... more

Mark Steel's In Town has just completed it's 14th series, and listeners from Shetland to Rutland and beyond have been tuning in. But what do they make of it? And what goes into putting each episode together? Mark joins presenter Andrea Catherwood on ... more

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Recent Guests

Rutger Bregman
Dutch historian and author
Episode: The Reith Lectures, and From Our Own Correspondent at 70
Richard Fenton-Smith
Current editor of From Our Own Correspondent
BBC Radio 4
Episode: The Reith Lectures, and From Our Own Correspondent at 70
Anna Foster
Today presenter and correspondent
BBC
Episode: The Reith Lectures, and From Our Own Correspondent at 70
Misha Glennie
Former Central Europe correspondent
BBC
Episode: The Reith Lectures, and From Our Own Correspondent at 70
David Larter
Former cricketer and participant in the Ashes Tour of 1962
Northamptonshire County Cricket Club
Episode: Mark Steel's in Town. Materials of State. Test Match Special Podcast - Interview of the Year nomination.
Stephan Shemilt
Cricket correspondent who interviews David Larter
Episode: Mark Steel's in Town. Materials of State. Test Match Special Podcast - Interview of the Year nomination.
Darren Harriott
Comedian and creator of the series Father Figuring who reflects on modern fatherhood.
BBC Radio 4
Episode: Father Figuring, BBC Radio Scotland Cuts, and a Bruce Springsteen VoxBox
Julia McKenzie
Commissioner for Comedy and Entertainment at Radio 4
BBC Radio 4
Episode: Call Jonathan Pie, and Life Changing
Dr. Sian Williams
Presenter of Life Changing
BBC Radio 4
Episode: Call Jonathan Pie, and Life Changing

Host

Andrea Catherwood
Host of Feedback, known for engaging with audience reactions and discussions related to BBC Radio programs.

Reviews

3.7 out of 5 stars from 98 ratings
  • BBC

    What a disgrace you have become you are indeed very reminiscent of The Sun paper

    You have lost moral ethical integrity

    And going to Dong of piped piper who is taking off cliff edge

    What are doing?

    Nestling in with such hatred biased news by supporting far right extremism?

    Do you understand what fairness is?

    Are you in fact aligned with extremism?

    I ironically switched on to listen to this podcast and this is great listen BUT the BBC leadership needs to change

    It’s toxic racist and anti s... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    lovealways#
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • What a shame Roger Bolton has gone...

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Glossop Android
    3 years ago
  • Irritation!

    Out of their comfort zone very tedious with often rather singular participants. Would prefer more views on radio generally rather than wasting space on this irritating feature.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Grandmatriarch
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Time to tune out

    This would be a useful programme if anyone from BBC management ever turned up to answer questions.

    I have recently started to listen to Times radio for my morning news and it’s an improvement on the Today programme. There is an additional benefit of no continuity announcers with their wacky accents and no interminable adverts for BBC sounds. In the meantime I have unsubscribes from this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    middle stump 1
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Old reviews!

    Nothing up to date on these reviews. I’m not surprised, just pressed unsubscribe button myself. Nearly 40 seconds of snippets that you’re going to hear in a moment as an intro. Members of the public ‘out of their comfort zone’, but they’re not really. Nothing of interest at all.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    a chiles
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Listeners express a diverse range of opinions regarding BBC coverage and programming, highlighting their engagement with critical discussions.
Critiques suggest a desire for broader perspectives and transparency in reporting, while positive comments celebrate the podcast's ability to highlight audience voice.
Feedback often centers on audience expectations versus broadcast realities, showcasing public sentiment around media integrity.

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The Reith Lectures, and From Our Own Correspondent at 70
Q: Do you regret that it had to be edited after the lecture was given?
The personal feelings of the commissioner are not relevant; the decision was based on compliance with legal advice.
The Reith Lectures, and From Our Own Correspondent at 70
Q: Can you explain from your point of view what happened?
The decision to edit the line was made on legal advice, despite it having gone through the full editorial process originally.
Swear Words and Hearing Loss on Radio 4
Q: How does it work with producers in regard to the use of strong language or racial abuse in a programme?
Producers must discuss any strong language they wish to include with Roger Mahony, who considers the context and editorial purpose of the language.
Mark Steel's in Town. Materials of State. Test Match Special Podcast - Interview of the Year nomination.
Q: How does traveling to different places influence your understanding of the UK?
Mark notes that he has learned that various negative stereotypes about places are often untrue and that most people demonstrate friendliness and enthusiasm about their local areas.
Mark Steel's in Town. Materials of State. Test Match Special Podcast - Interview of the Year nomination.
Q: Do you think it would work for an American audience?
Mark believes the show is very British and may not resonate the same way in America, where perspectives on places are likely different.

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Exploring a range of current issues related to the broadcasting landscape, this podcast engages listeners by discussing feedback on various BBC Radio programs. Episodes prominently feature listener comments, critiques, and suggestions regarding content, including the handling of political coverage and social issues. Topics such as fatherhood, comedy, the impact of explicit language in media, and significant events affecting public trust in broadcasting provide a diverse palette that invites audience participation. Unique aspects include interviews with notable media figures and insights from regular audience members, fostering dialogue about the evolving nature of broadcasting in today's society.

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Feedback launched 17 years ago and published 471 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Feedback include:

1. Rutger Bregman
2. Richard Fenton-Smith
3. Anna Foster
4. Misha Glennie
5. David Larter
6. Stephan Shemilt
7. Darren Harriott
8. Julia McKenzie

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