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	SUSAN MARLING Susan is a highly respected producer and presenter with a string of awards to her name. She has presented a number of radio and television programmes (Breakaway, Feedback, Education Matters, Punters on BBC R4 and Dispatches and Travelog on Channel 4). She also writes regularly for magazines and the national press and conducts media training courses for the BBC and others. She set up Just Radio in 1995.
	KATE BLAND Prior to her work in audio production, Kate worked in curatorial and development positions at Yorkshire Sculpture Park (curator), The Royal Academy of Arts (Artistic Development, Summer Exhibition) and the Whitechapel Art Gallery (Director of Development). She produces predominantly factual programmes for broadcast on the BBC's radio networks 2, 3, 4 and the BBC World Service. She has also produced interpretive audio content for installation at the new Wellcome Trust galleries on Euston Road and exhibition guides for the Barbican Art Gallery along with audio teaching tools for the British Council..
	KEVIN BURDEN Kevin has wenty years' experience of producing popular informational programmes for radio and television. He was the Assistant Editor responsible for launching Inside Out on prime time BBC1. Throughout his career, Kevin has specialised in environment and development issues. He made the UK's first television documentary on genetically modified foods, hosted TV and radio debates on food, farming and the countryside, and trained producers worldwide in reporting environmental issues. Kevin has worked in more than 30 countries worldwide.
	LUCY GREENWALL Lucy has been making radio programmes for four years, producing one-off features or series for BBC Radio 1, 2, 3, 4, 5Live and for Channel 4 Radio.
	BRIAN KING Brian is a writer, broadcaster and an award-winning pioneer of radio fly-on-the-wall documentaries. He has been nominated seven times for a Sony award, winning gold with the observational documentary series The Teachers. He has made hundreds of features and documentaries on every conceivable subject.
	PADDY LANGLEY Paddy read English at Trinity College Dublin, where he was president of the Jazz Society and editor of their magazine. He is currently working on a Radio 4 series about the guitar and researching World Service, Radio 2 and Radio 4 programmes.
	EMILY PALMER Emily has made programmes for the BBC World Service, BBC Radio 2, 3 & 4.
	CHRIS O'SHAUGHNESSY Chris has worked as a freelance editor, mixer and producer in radio for the last ten years. In that time he has been involved in projects from all the BBC networks as well as commercial radio. His experience covers everything from drama and comedy to music features, news documentaries and live events. He is also a music composer for radio, TV and audio books.
	MARGARET RENN Margaret has a particular interest in legal and criminal stories, and social history. She has worked for many years as an investigative journalist on the Daily Mirror and for BBC television, where she worked on Rough Justice investigating miscarriages of justice.
	HANNAH ROSENFELDER Hannah has produced documentaries and features for the BBC World Service and for BBC Radio 2 and 3. She has worked on BBC daily magazine programmes and weekly discussion programmes In Our Time, Start The Week, The Forum and Night Waves. She holds degrees in Classics (University of Cambridge) and Classical Singing (Guildhall School of Music and Drama).