Inside The New Yorker
March 11th, 2008 by Steve BowbrickLast night I went to an interesting (well, frustrating really) event about the future of radio (Russell was there too but he passed through like a wraith) and, afterwards, in the bar, I met several very interesting people, including Adrian, who invented After Our Time, but has struggled to keep it going on his own (I reckon we need to mount some kind of rescue mission and chopper in some assistance from the Speechification community), Neil Gardner, whose excellent independent production company brought us Tom Mangold’s FBI series and his The Divine Detective, both featured here, and Naomi Gryn, who is really a proper celebrity and made a programme I really liked back in 2006 about The New Yorker (she wrote some words to go with it). So here [some sort of flourish or fanfare], from the archive, is that very programme: MP3.
