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Sat, 21 Nov 09
Duration:
18 mins
This week on Over To You Rajan Datar turns his attention to presenters, in response to listeners who want to know how they are selected, whether they should reflect the diversity of the audience, and whether they should project more personality into their presentation style. Rajan discusses all these issues with Lucy Walker, the editor of Newshour. He also enquires about some mysterious bleeps that found their way into a recent documentary. And what’s the role of the arts? The programme hears the views of the Ghanaian playwright, Efo Kodjo Mawugbe, whose prize-winning play The Prison Gods will be broadcast on the World Service next weekend. That’s on Over To You with Rajan Datar on the BBC World Service.
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