Podcast appearances and mentions of gloria abramoff

I'm delighted to be welcoming the wonderful Gloria Abramoff to the podcast today - an inspirational, powerhouse of a woman who has so much wisdom to share.Gloria is Managing Director of Tonic Productions and is a highly accomplished media and broadcast executive, with over 20 years senior experience as a senior BBC editor engaging audiences both in the UK and internationally. She is also the Executive Editor for Kidspiration TV – a unique independent TV channel created for and powered by kids. In this podcast we talk about her latest project with primary schools and teacher resources to build dynamic and accessible soft skills and employability content starting with young learners. http://www.tonicproductions.co.uk#inspiration #mediacareer #managingpeople See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rountable no.7 finds Jonathan Wall (controller Radio 5Live), indie producer Gloria Abramoff and BBC radio' tech supremo Dave Walters in conversation with Trevor Dann. Plus news and RadioMoments

Trevor Dann reports from the revamped Radio Festival with director Gloria Abramoff, host Paddy O'Connell and speakers Chris Evans, Ben Cooper, Jon Holmes and Christian O'Connell. Plus Piers Bradford on Radio Everyone, David Robey on BBC London's name change and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann hears about the plans for the new slimline Radio Academy from outgoing chair and chief exec, Ben Cooper & Gloria Abramoff

Our Radio Festival 2014 special. Now with added Gloria Abramoff

Gloria Abramoff, new Chief Exec of the Radio Academy tells Trevor Dann about her background in local radio and Children In Need, her plans for the Academy and the highlights of this year's Festival.

Candid views on the BBC and R4 from legendary presenters Roger Bolton & Laurie Taylor. Plus fellow panellists Lucy Hooper & Gloria Abramoff at RIG's Happy Hosts event, news from Roy Martin and Radio Moments with David Lloyd

This month's Sound Women podcast is a Sound Women festival extravaganza, featuring: • Anita Anand on radio magic; • Dame Stephanie Shirley on how and why she came to be known as 'Steve'; • Angie Greaves on going from Gone With The Wind to the drivetime show on Magic; • Jo Good on the importance of networking and learning from Grimmy; • Fi Glover on why you should always be prepared; • Gloria Abramoff on being fun in the workplace. And if you're a Sound Women member, you can hear a whole load more audio from the festival here. If you're not a member, rectify this right now at soundwomen.co.uk/joinus. If you want to contribute to the Sound Women podcast, or if you have questions for the Radio Agony Aunt, email podcast@soundwomen.co.uk or tweet @soundwomen; and for more information about Sound Women, visit soundwomen.co.uk. Thanks to Lucy Duffield for the interviews, Martin Austwick and Kevin McLeod for the music, and to SoundCloud for hosting the show. The next episode of the Sound Women podcast will be out on July 1st, so you have a month in which to mentally prepare yourself. Helen Zaltzman • • • Click here to subscribe to the Sound Women podcast on iTunes • • •

Is BBC radio suffering from an increase in technical problems? Many listeners think so, and over the last few months have sent in a flood of examples as part of Feedback's Operation Drop Out. Dropped lines, disappearing interviewees and correspondents who sound like Daleks. Roger asks technology controller Peter Coles what is going on. And the Today programme's Foreign Affairs Correspondent Mike Thomson reveals how a dropped line left him AWOL in North Korea. History was made this week when Radio 4's Woman's Hour and 5Live's Men's Hour got together for a joint programme, broadcast simultaneously on both networks. Was it love across a crowded studio? And what did the listeners make of it? Roger gets the gossip from presenters Jane Garvey and Tim Samuels and editors Alice Feinstein and Gloria Abramoff. In the hunt for Feedback's very own jingle, we reveal some lyrical, wry and frankly epic listener compositions. Do keep them coming. And finally, we plan to hand a bound volume of your suggestions to the new Director General George Entwistle on his first day in the job, Monday 17th September. So let us know what you think should be in his in-tray. Presented by Roger Bolton Produced by Kate Taylor A Whistledown Production for BBC Radio 4.

Broadcaster Liz Barclay is joined by a panel of guests who share advice on how to set up and run an independent production company. They discuss their experiences of starting out and keeping going – the highs and lows - and give advice to those who want to follow in their footsteps. The panel are Mark Goodier from Wise Buddah, Gloria Abramoff of Tonic Productions, Mukti Jain Campion from Culture Wise and Nick Baker of Testbed Productions.