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Martin Jameson

Manchester
As seen in: Institute of Water Journal, BBC, Camden New Journal, Islington Tribune
Writer, director & grizzled media gunslinger
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BBC Radio and BBC Sounds Christmas 2025: Sparkling celebrations across audio bringing seasonal joy to listeners

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By Martin Jameson, Jack Bernhardt, Athena Kugblenu, Emma Nagouse
| BBC Verified
Published: 12:01 am, 24 November 2025 (Image: BBC/Chris Mills) This Christmas, listeners can enjoy a dazzling mix of music, comedy, drama and cultural highlights across every network. Kate Phillips, BBC Chief Content Officer, says: “Christmas on BBC Radio and BBC Sounds is all about bringing people together through the power of audio. This year, we’re offering listeners an extraordinary mix of music, drama, comedy and conversation – from festive favourites to brand-new specials.
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My Exploded Bladder: Is The Royal Exchange Taking the P***?

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By Martin Jameson
| ninjamarmoset.com
A few weeks ago I booked to see a preview of Shed: Exploded View at Manchester’s renowned Royal Exchange Theatre. I’d overcome my reservations about the somewhat off-putting promotional graphic, because Phoebe Eclair-Powell’s new play had won the prestigious 2019 Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting and as a fellow scribe, and sometime producer, it’s professionally important for me to keep up with new work and emerging talent.
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You Don’t Know What You’ve Got ‘Til It’s Gone (The Sad Slow Death Of Radio Drama)

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By Martin Jameson
| ninjamarmoset.com
Yesterday, BBC Woman’s Hour proudly announced that from 17th May they are going to be on air for a A FULL HOUR! Their caps, their exclamation mark.
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