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Pilot Season is a unique annual campaign launched in the UK in 2023 by Unedited. It aims to engage the British audio production industry in entrepreneurial collaboration by showcasing original intellectual property, formats, and narratives. An original British podcast initiative by Unedited (http://www.weareunedited.com).
It is a finalist for the British Podcast Award and the Royal Television Society: Creative Innovation of the Year.
Unedited is represented by the Creative Artists Agency (CAA).
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Kalungi Ssebandeke shares four works that shaped his creative voice, from early inspiration to refined craft.
In this self-told audio portrait, he reflects on the moments, details, and instincts that shape how he approaches character, rhythm, and storytelling. Moving across theatre, screen, and performance, Kalungi explores how different forms sharpen his perspective and expand his imagination. The episode builds towards one of his own works, revealing how influence becomes voice. FOUR WORKS is a clear, personal account of how a storyteller listens, learns, and develops through the works that stay with him.
Created and produced by Bernard P Achampong for Unedited (http://www.weareunedited.com)
Find out more about Pilot Season here (http://pilotseason.audio).
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20 May 2026
The Unacclaimed: Ora Washington
In 1920s America, one woman dominated two sports simultaneously – yet her name was erased from history.
Ora Washington won 23 African American national tennis titles and 11 consecutive Coloured Women’s World Championships in basketball. She was arguably America’s greatest Black female athlete, yet almost nobody knows it.
The Unacclaimed travels back to the sounds and textures of early 20th-century America to ask: how do extraordinary legacies disappear? This is a story about forgetting and why some names deserve to be spoken again.
Credits:
Anne-Marie Batson (Narrator/Writer)
Sefa Nkyi (Producer
Drew Christie (Writer)
Marc Farey (Sound Design)
Natalie Tulloch (Executive Producer)
Unedited for Spotify Sound Up.
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20 May 2026
Irish History For Brits
A potted history of Ireland, specially curated for our nearest neighbours.
If you ever found yourself wondering why Patrick is Ireland’s patron saint, who was Molly Malone, and what caused all “the unpleasantness” between us, this is the podcast for you. Join Irishman Barry McStay as he attempts to teach the pieces of Irish history that every Brit should know to his under-informed English friend Ben Van der Velde. Each week they’ll be joined by a professional historian and attempt to keep the conversation light, informative and guilt-free when tackling the potato famine, the Easter Rising and the lingering side-effects of Riverdance.
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