Podcast appearances and mentions of nathalie mcdermott

As coronavirus sweeps through the UK, the four administrations comfort themselves that the vaccination programme has largely broken the link between high infection rates and hospitalisations, and severe acute illness. However, is “Long Covid” now emerging as an equivalent threat in human and economic terms, with an estimated million people already affected by this sustained debilitating condition? Alex asks Professor Danny Altmann of the Department of Immunology, Imperial College, and Dr Nathalie McDermott, herself a victim, to explain the consequences of the Long-Covid aftershock.

Consultant virologist Dr Chris Smith and clinical lecturer Dr Nathalie McDermott answer concerns and questions from listeners about coronavirus, in a special Your Call hosted by Nicky Campbell. Plus, travel expert Simon Calder discusses potential disruption to holidays.

A Northern Soul was premiered at the Sheffield Doc-Fest in June. Since its release, the film has gone on to play to packed crowds up-and-down the country and received critical acclaim. In this episode, June Sarpong MBE speaks with the films star Steve Arnott, the director Sean McAllister and Nathalie McDermott from OnRoad Media about the film and their experiences of UK Poverty and the films lasting impact.

-This week on Time 4 T Amy Fox from Canadian television production company Trembling Void Studios will be telling us all about The Switch, the worlds first trans comedy written, produced, and staring trans people. -We have the monthly news round up of what’s happening in the world of trans and what’s getting under our skin. I may be grumpy this month so look out. -Nathalie McDermott  from On Road media (A not-for-profit organisation that works with excluded and misrepresented communities) will be telling us about All about Trans their new project as well a look at how they have already tackled trans representation in the media. -Radio Reverb's Kathy Caton will be joining me to talk all about Queen Spark Books new project Brighton Transformed Music from La Lupe - Fever Doobie Brothers - Long train Running Manic Street Preachers - Born a Girl Knife Party - Bonfire Baseballs - Bleeding Love Trans Global Underground - Emotional YoYo

Find out how podcasting can work for the third sector. This seminar was recorded on Tuesday 9th May 2006 at the Centre of Charity Effectiveness, Cass Business School, London. It features presentations from Jude Habib (communications consultant), Nathalie McDermott (On Road Media), Julian Mayers and Laurence Lennard (yada yada productions).