Paul Kerensa
Writer, broadcaster, performer, independent researcher, curious mind. Currently knee-deep in research on the origins of British broadcasting.
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The BBC and the General Strike at 100: In 5 (Over-)Steps
100 years ago this week, much of British life slowed to a halt, with hardly any public transport, factory production, newspapers… and definitely no coal mining.
1926’s General Strike was a time of great crisis - but for the three-and-a-ha...
The Future of British Broadcasting - in 1917, 1941 and 2026
It’s Spring 2026 and Matt Brittin is to be installed (or is that just archbishops and gas boilers?) as the BBC’s 18th Director-General. (See my previous Substack for a whizz-through of the previous 17.)
Although one of Britain’s most influ...
Fake(d) News and the First Radio Hoax - 'Broadcasting the Barricades' on its centenary
"The crowd is preparing to demolish the Houses of Parliament - with trench mortars..." - Father Ronald Knox, Broadcasting the Barricades, BBC, 16 January 1926
How would you react to hearing that on the radio? Big Ben felled… the Savoy Ho...
The Truth about Phyllis Twigg: A timeline
This post lands on Christmas Eve 2025: exactly 103 years since Britain’s first original drama The Truth About Father Christmas by Phyllis Twigg, and the day we bring the tale behind it to Radio 4, in The Truth About Phyllis Twigg (…by Fathe...
The BBC's Mass Telepathy Broadcast of 1925: Re-enacted in 2025
100 years ago this month, the three-year-old BBC gave one of its most bizarre broadcasts. As there’s no recording, we’ve re-created it on The British Broadcasting Century Podcast, for its centenary.
The Celebrity Traitors… of 1925?
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