Radio geopolitics: imaginative geographies of Europe's migration ‘crisis’ on BBC Radio 4 by Watson, A

“…This article reflects on the power of media to represent people and places, and regulate imagined communities of identity and belonging by exploring how BBC Radio 4 constructs imaginative geographies of forced migration to, and refugee settlement in, Europe between January 2014 and March 2019. …”

The production of ‘From Our Own Correspondent’ on BBC Radio 4: a popular geopolitical analysis by Watson, A

“…This paper redresses this imbalance by examining the production of <i>From Our Own Correspondent</i> (FOOC), one of BBC Radio 4's longest-running programmes which has broadcast dispatches from journalists around the world since 1955. …”

Listening to Europe's migration ‘crisis’: the discursive, affective and imaginative responses of audiences to BBC Radio 4 broadcasts by Watson, A

“…An innovative ‘playlist-diary’ method is used to reveal how listeners hear, interpret and imagine BBC Radio 4 broadcasts on Europe's migration ‘crisis’ between 2014 and 2019; a novel approach which answers calls for geographers to engage with sounds and methodologies of listening, and better understand audience responses to journalistic storytelling on migration. …”

Radio and the anti-geopolitical ear: imaginative geographies of a Syrian family's migration to Europe on BBC Radio 4 by Watson, A

“…Originally broadcast on BBC Radio 4 between 2015 and 2017, the episodes have since been repackaged as a podcast on BBC Sounds. …”