Podcast appearances and mentions of tiffany murray

Tiffany Murray grew up watching legendary rock stars eat her mother's food...David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, Ozzie Osbourne and Siouxsie Sioux, to name but a few. She shares what it was like to grow up at the iconic Rockfield Studios. Actor Sam Oladeinde gave up a career in law to become Aaron Burr, Sir, in the UK and Ireland tour of Hamilton. But what has he taken from his previous profession into life on the stage.Mared Pugh Evans is the seventh official harpist to His Majesty the King, her sound is so sublime it could summon the angels but she's also an innovator...and passionate music evangelist for in the community.All that, plus the Inheritance Tracks of Sophie Ellis Bextor as she prepares to sing us into the New Year. Presenters: Nikki Bedi and Huw Stephens Producer: Ben Mitchell

Rich Wilson speaks with author Tiffany Murray about her memoir, 'My Family and Other Rock Stars'. Tiffany shares her unique childhood experiences living at Rockfield Studios, where she was surrounded by iconic bands like Queen and Black Sabbath. 'Gloriously tender and funny . . . with My Family and Other Rock Stars, Murray has written a bohemian rhapsody of her very own' SUNDAY TIMES BOOK OF THE WEEK'Magical . . . as scrumptious as the home-made mayonnaise, pumpkin soup and game pie coming out of Joan's kitchen' DAILY MAIL BOOK OF THE WEEK'A love letter to a remarkable childhood' SARAH WINMAN'Full of pop gossip that'll leave you starry-eyed, and written with a warmth and precision you'll want to savour for as long as you can . . . I didn't want it to end' SÉAMAS O'REILLYFind it here: https://amzn.eu/d/7KdnGtq Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this exploration of backstage food, Jaega Wise meets actors and musicians to find out how they eat to fuel their performance. The journey begins backstage at the Criterion Theatre in the West End, to meet stars of the hit musical Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) Dujonna Gift and Sam Tutty. From there Jaega chats to baker Stacy Donnelly who's provided thousands of real-life pies for Waitress the Musical on broadway, and gets advice from nutritionist and dietician Jasmine Challis on the best diet to fuel dancers. She also heads to Joe Allen's in Covent Garden, which is renowned for feeding Hollywood stars, and chats to author of “My Family and Other Rock stars”, Tiffany Murray, who's written a memoir about watching her Mum Joan acting as chef for performers of the 70s such as Queen, Black Sabbath and David Bowie. And finally she'll be getting to know popstar couple Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Richard Jones, to talk riders, eating on tour, and the breakfast Sophie can't do without.Presented by Jaega Wise and produced for BBC Audio Bristol by Tory Pope.

In this episode of Real Money, Real Experts, we sit down with Dr. Tiffany Murray, AFC®️ the Managing Director of the Society for Financial Education and Professional Development, Inc. (SFEPD). Tiffany shares her journey from leading Red to Black®️ Peer Financial Coaching at Texas Tech University to becoming a driving force behind SFEPD's financial literacy programs. We explore how her core purpose and mission align with empowering the next generation to make informed money decisions. Tiffany discusses the innovative use of Money Management Essentials (MME) to train student ambassadors, offering insights into bridging the gap between old and new financial knowledge. Tune in to learn how Tiffany is paving the way for financial education that transcends generations and empowers youth to take control of their financial futures.Show Notes:02:12 Catching up with Tiffany!07:01 The impact & power of student ambassadors 16:03 Why the future of financial coaching is bright 19:35 Insight into the AFCPE Archives Project21:54 What led Tiffany to the AFC24:33 Tiffany's go-to FinLit resources25:36 Tiffany's 2 centsShow Note Links:Tiffany's Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/tiffany-murray-ph-d-afc®️-a975b325   Want to get involved with AFCPE®?Here are a few places to start: Become a Member, Sign up for an Essentials Course, or Get AFC Certified today! Want to support the podcast? We love partnering with organizations that share our mission and values. Download our media kit.

It's a yes to turbines off the Northeast coast but not so close to shore as Shane Holland explained. Debra Conlon reflected on forty years of the family's delicatessen business in Dundalk. Tiffany Murray, who grew up with Rock and Roll Royalty, has committed her mother and her memories to print and Emma Duffy knows all about the Forever Tooth Fairy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rockfield is a converted farmhouse in the Welsh countryside where, for over 50 years, bands have lived while recording. In the ‘70s Tiffany Murray's mum was the in-house cook, filling Motorhead to the brim with boeuf bourguignon and Black Sabbath with salmon en croute. Her touching memoir My Family And Other Rock Stars – hailed as “a rock and roll Cider With Rosie” – sees a succession of visiting bands though the wide eyes of a child and in a wholly new light - Freddie Mercury is the man who “smelt of sweet wood and oranges” and was nice to her dog, Julian Cope is “pretty and dressed in a white sheet”. It's a movie waiting to happen. We loved this highly original and revealing book and our conversation with Tiff which involves … … the ‘Saffy from Ab Fab' relationship she had with her mum who began her professional life spying on the Duchess of Argyll from a wardrobe. … floppy hats, Biba dresses and a purple beach buggy. … the only woman who recorded at Rockfield in the ‘70s. … the realisation that the men singing “Galileo” repeatedly in the stables were the same people later on Top Of The Pops. … her mother's Book Of Rules for visiting rock stars, “a matron in the body of Julie Christie in Darling”. … ample proof that rock music allows a life of extended adolescence. … shelved albums and unpaid bills. … Tiff's stepfather and in-house Rockfield producer Fritz Fryer. … Nick Lowe through the eyes of a 10 year-old – “tall, kind and looked like a bird”. ... Graham Parker's trout in almonds and how the cook was paid extra “just to get food into Lemmy”. … and mentioned in despatches – Squeeze, the Tyla Gang, Showaddywaddy, Van Der Graaf Generator and Dr Feelgood. Order ‘My Family And Other Rock Stars' here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Family-Other-Rock-Stars-groundbreaking/dp/0349727538Find out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rockfield is a converted farmhouse in the Welsh countryside where, for over 50 years, bands have lived while recording. In the ‘70s Tiffany Murray's mum was the in-house cook, filling Motorhead to the brim with boeuf bourguignon and Black Sabbath with salmon en croute. Her touching memoir My Family And Other Rock Stars – hailed as “a rock and roll Cider With Rosie” – sees a succession of visiting bands though the wide eyes of a child and in a wholly new light - Freddie Mercury is the man who “smelt of sweet wood and oranges” and was nice to her dog, Julian Cope is “pretty and dressed in a white sheet”. It's a movie waiting to happen. We loved this highly original and revealing book and our conversation with Tiff which involves … … the ‘Saffy from Ab Fab' relationship she had with her mum who began her professional life spying on the Duchess of Argyll from a wardrobe. … floppy hats, Biba dresses and a purple beach buggy. … the only woman who recorded at Rockfield in the ‘70s. … the realisation that the men singing “Galileo” repeatedly in the stables were the same people later on Top Of The Pops. … her mother's Book Of Rules for visiting rock stars, “a matron in the body of Julie Christie in Darling”. … ample proof that rock music allows a life of extended adolescence. … shelved albums and unpaid bills. … Tiff's stepfather and in-house Rockfield producer Fritz Fryer. … Nick Lowe through the eyes of a 10 year-old – “tall, kind and looked like a bird”. ... Graham Parker's trout in almonds and how the cook was paid extra “just to get food into Lemmy”. … and mentioned in despatches – Squeeze, the Tyla Gang, Showaddywaddy, Van Der Graaf Generator and Dr Feelgood. Order ‘My Family And Other Rock Stars' here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Family-Other-Rock-Stars-groundbreaking/dp/0349727538Find out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rockfield is a converted farmhouse in the Welsh countryside where, for over 50 years, bands have lived while recording. In the ‘70s Tiffany Murray's mum was the in-house cook, filling Motorhead to the brim with boeuf bourguignon and Black Sabbath with salmon en croute. Her touching memoir My Family And Other Rock Stars – hailed as “a rock and roll Cider With Rosie” – sees a succession of visiting bands though the wide eyes of a child and in a wholly new light - Freddie Mercury is the man who “smelt of sweet wood and oranges” and was nice to her dog, Julian Cope is “pretty and dressed in a white sheet”. It's a movie waiting to happen. We loved this highly original and revealing book and our conversation with Tiff which involves … … the ‘Saffy from Ab Fab' relationship she had with her mum who began her professional life spying on the Duchess of Argyll from a wardrobe. … floppy hats, Biba dresses and a purple beach buggy. … the only woman who recorded at Rockfield in the ‘70s. … the realisation that the men singing “Galileo” repeatedly in the stables were the same people later on Top Of The Pops. … her mother's Book Of Rules for visiting rock stars, “a matron in the body of Julie Christie in Darling”. … ample proof that rock music allows a life of extended adolescence. … shelved albums and unpaid bills. … Tiff's stepfather and in-house Rockfield producer Fritz Fryer. … Nick Lowe through the eyes of a 10 year-old – “tall, kind and looked like a bird”. ... Graham Parker's trout in almonds and how the cook was paid extra “just to get food into Lemmy”. … and mentioned in despatches – Squeeze, the Tyla Gang, Showaddywaddy, Van Der Graaf Generator and Dr Feelgood. Order ‘My Family And Other Rock Stars' here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Family-Other-Rock-Stars-groundbreaking/dp/0349727538Find out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tiffany Murray in conversation with David Eastaugh https://www.hachette.co.uk/titles/tiffany-murray/my-family-and-other-rock-stars/9780349727530/ https://www.amazon.co.uk/Family-Other-Rock-Stars-groundbreaking/dp/0349727538 It's the late 1970s and Tiff lives with her mum, Joan, at Rockfield, the iconic recording studios. This place of legend, where some of the most famous rock albums of all time were recorded, is the background to a freewheeling, ever-changing whirlwind of a childhood. Tiff's days are spent running around the farm, making friends with local wildlife and helping out with the endless array of dishes her mum creates to keep the bands fed. She's looking for a dog, she's looking for a father; but the one constant throughout is her and Joan, building an unconventional family in the most unlikely of locations. My Family and Other Rock Stars is Tiff's remarkable, truly unique story of growing up in a rural idyll, of Cordon Bleu cookery and of a childhood where the chances of bumping into Freddie Mercury playing piano, or a group of Hell's Angels turning up to record for Lemmy, or even the hope of David Bowie appearing, were as normal as hopscotch and homework.

Ever wondered what David Bowie liked to eat for dinner, or how the members of Queen wrote and rehearsed their famous “Galileos”? Tiffany Murray's new memoir invites us into the lives of 1970s rock nobility. Set at two recording studios, including the legendary Rockfield Studios where she was raised, her mother Joan was a chef for the likes of Black Sabbath and Motörhead. Georgina Godwin speaks to the author about Freddie Mercury's love for the family's great dane, her first encounter with drugs and vengeful neighbouring farmers in this enchanting account of the rural recording studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tiffany Murray joins Ray to share her unique upbringing which saw her in the company of some of the world's biggest rockstars. The Horslips were among them and Jim Lockhart & Barry Devlin from the band pop in for a bit of a reunion with Tiffany.

Clive is joined by impressionist Jan Ravens (who brings along Liz Truss and Theresa May) chatting about the challenge of developing an impersonation and what happens when the politician who forms part of your act gets the boot... Award-winning novelist Tiffany Murray describes her unusually starry childhood at the residential recording studio Rockfield. It includes a childhood visit from David Bowie and being woken by Freddie Mercury singing "Galileo" - as revealed in her new book My Family and Other Rock Stars. Viv Groskop chats about her One Ukrainian Summer a memoir about falling in love and coming of age in the former USSR. The Will Barnes Quartet and Aleighcia Scott provide the music. Presented by Clive Anderson Produced by Kevin Core

Call center workers employed by Maximus went on strike at four locations—in Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky, and Virginia—this Tuesday, November 1. Maximus is a federal contractor, and during the open enrollment period workers there handle a non-stop stream of high-stakes calls from people trying to navigate the Affordable Care Act, Medicare, and Medicaid systems, but they have been pushed to their limit. As stated in a Twitter thread posted by Call Center Workers United, "We've been saying for years: during ACA open enrollment, we're dealing with constant back-to-back calls. Some frustrated callers become abusive and subject us to racist and sexist slurs. We're paid wages so low it's nearly impossible to support a family. We've had enough. We're striking for THREE SIMPLE DEMANDS: 1) $25/hr starting wage, 2) Time to breathe between calls, 3) Meaningful protection from abusive callers." In this urgent mini-cast, we talk to Tiffany Murray, a worker at the Maximus call center in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, about the conditions that have pushed her and her coworkers to hit the picket line, and about what others around the country can do to help.Post-Production: Jules TaylorHelp us continue producing radically independent news and in-depth analysis by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer: Donate: https://therealnews.com/donate-podSign up for our newsletter: https://therealnews.com/newsletter-podLike us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/therealnewsFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealnews

Call center workers employed by Maximus went on strike at four locations—in Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky, and Virginia—this Tuesday, November 1. Maximus is a federal contractor, and during the open enrollment period workers there handle a non-stop stream of high-stakes calls from people trying to navigate the Affordable Care Act, Medicare, and Medicaid systems, but they have been pushed to their limit. As stated in a Twitter thread posted by Call Center Workers United, "We've been saying for years: during ACA open enrollment, we're dealing with constant back-to-back calls. Some frustrated callers become abusive and subject us to racist and sexist slurs. We're paid wages so low it's nearly impossible to support a family. We've had enough. We're striking for THREE SIMPLE DEMANDS: 1) $25/hr starting wage, 2) Time to breathe between calls, 3) Meaningful protection from abusive callers." In this urgent mini-cast, we talk to Tiffany Murray, a worker at the Maximus call center in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, about the conditions that have pushed her and her coworkers to hit the picket line, and about what others around the country can do to help.  Additional links/info below... Call Center Workers United Twitter page Support the Call Center Workers Solidarity Fund  Mary Yang, NPR, "Call Center Workers Strike over Pay and Working Conditions" Permanent links below... Working People Patreon page Leave us a voicemail and we might play it on the show! Labor Radio / Podcast Network website, Facebook page, and Twitter page In These Times website, Facebook page, and Twitter page The Real News Network website, YouTube channel, podcast feeds, Facebook page, and Twitter page Featured Music (all songs sourced from the Free Music Archive: freemusicarchive.org) Jules Taylor, "Working People Theme Song

Hello, Hello!   In this episode, we have a conversation with Cinematographer, Writer, and Director Tiffany Murray. We talk about her partnership with Amy Kersten, their new podcast 'Southbridge,' how to turn a failed television pitch into new media, the major networks creating a lane for podcast domination, knowing when you need a change of scenery creatively, her favorite cameras for novice filmmakers and experts, how technology has changed Cinematography, and the story behind her best advice to film creatives, “Never wonder what if.” Enjoy!   Listen+Subscribe+Rate = Love     The MAKE IT podcast is the platform for the Voice of the Filmmaker (https://www.bonsai.film/voiceofthefilmmaker) program, which is brought to you in partnership with Women in Film and Television, Nashville (a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization).   The Voice of the Filmmaker program brings educational, inspirational, and aspirational content to the filmmaking community. All of the content we create is for filmmakers, by filmmakers. Through this partnership, we bring you the following podcast series:   Filmmaker Conversations Indie Talks Industry Insights Mistakes in the Making Film Investment Series   Our audience plays a crucial role in making this all happen through donations to this fantastic program.   Donate Today! (https://www.bonsai.film/donate)   Questions or Comments? Reach out to us at contact@bonsai.film.   Subscribe to the MAKE IT Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. We're everywhere!   You can find more info and a link to join our bi-weekly newsletter here: https://linktr.ee/BonsaiCreative.   Thanks for listening and, as always,   Be Better. Be Creative. Be Engaged.     #MAKEIT

Welcome to the WWSD Podcast; weekly we share discussions. This week Josh and Seamus are joined by Cinematographer, Writer & Director Tiffany Murray. She also wrote and directed Southbridge a new sci-fi adventure podcast series. We discuss how she got into the entertainment industry, getting into directing/producing, inside scoop of being a cinematographer, working with the various departments in film, her podcast series Southbridge, directing an audio drama podcast, writing for sci-fi, working conditions for the film industry, and adapting new technologies . As always enjoy!Listen to the Southbridge podcastCheck out and follow Tiffany at her Instagram| Southbridge Podcast| IMDb Check out more of Josh and Seamus of the WWSD Podcast at linktr.ee/wwsdIf you would like to support the WWSD Podcast check out our patreon and get access to exclusive monthly content not released anywhere else, like the Load Boost After Math, The Roast of Seamus, and much more content released every month. https://www.patreon.com/wwsd_podcastThanks so much for listening! If you like this episode, please subscribe to “WWSD Podcast” and rate and review wherever you get your podcasts.Would you like to be a guest on the WWSD Podcast? Email us. 

This week, Real Money, Real Experts welcomes Shelby Henderson and Tiffany Murray from Texas Tech University's Red to Black® Peer to Peer Financial Coaching Program.Co-hosts Rebecca Wiggins and Dr. Mary Bell Carlson talk to Tiffany and Shelby about the effectiveness of peer-to-peer programs, and the ripple effect that financial knowledge can have.*Show Notes*00:45 Intro Tiffany and Shelby02:18 What is Red to Black®06:11 Shelby's background as a student07:58 Tiffany's career change12:04: Students' biggest financial challenges15:18 Knowledge Bowl17:11 How more universities can make it work22:06 Sitting for the AFC® as a student26:52 Student success stories30:19 Your Two Cents34:43 Reflecting on the ripple effectShow Links:Texas Tech University’s Red to Black program: http://www.depts.ttu.edu/r2b/Texas Tech’s Financial Planning Program: http://www.depts.ttu.edu/hs/pfp/Student Financial Literacy: Campus-Based Program Development by Drs. Dottie Durband and Sonya Britt Lutter: https://www.amazon.com/Student-Financial-Literacy-Campus-Based-Development/dp/1461435048Follow Red to Black on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/red-to-black/ AFCPE Symposium Registration: https://www.afcpe.org/symposium/ AFC Certification Overview & Registration: https://www.afcpe.org/certification/accredited-financial-counselor/

'Jean Rhys taught me about writing; the process, the agony, the joy of getting it right. ' Jean Rhys taught me about writing; the process, the agony, the joy of getting it right. Perhaps she taught me about the grand Art versus Life dichotomy. The post Tiffany Murray appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

'I suppose my novels so far stand at this intersection; where memory, imagination, and the books that made me, collide. ' I suppose my novels so far stand at this intersection; where memory, imagination, and the books that made me, collide. It's simple, see? And is this why I write? The post Tiffany Murray appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

'I figure out whole narratives in two miles; if I don't have my notebook I'll forget the stories. ' I figure out whole narratives in two miles; if I don't have my notebook I'll forget the stories. The dogs are always knackered. The post Tiffany Murray appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

'Alice Walker's generosity in celebrating what had come before, what had ignited her, opened up a world for readers.' Alice Walker's generosity in celebrating what had come before, what had ignited her, opened up a world for readers; reaching back to Zora Neale Hurston and bringing this writer's work back into a spotlight. The post Tiffany Murray appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

Tiffany is a mom of four, two girls and two boys. Her kids are currently attending a public charter school that she loves! We talked a lot about picking schooling options that are best for your family unit, as well as some extended thoughts on the legacy we want to leave our children. Give it a listen to broaden your perspective on schooling options while being reminded to not compare with what others are doing.   Guest Links: Instagram: @tiffanymurray   Connect with us on Mommispace! instagram: @mommispace email: mommispace@gmail.com   If you like this podcast please share with your friends and be sure to leave us a Rating & Review on iTunes! 

Donny O'Rourke takes us to Edinburgh in August, for a Lughnasadh harvest festival — but one of culture, not of crops. Tiffany Murray flees the over-familiar, but still creatively disabling, complaints of a despondent writer, by escaping to the strange new world of Iceland and its music. The post Donny O’Rourke & Tiffany Murray appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

Welcome to Episode 8 of our podcast, Courageous Conversations, hosted by Leanne Pilkington. In this episode, we hear from Tiffany Murray, Managing Director of Dressed For Sale. She talks about running a farm with her husband, how they moved from farm life to property styling, the tough conversations she's had when running her own business and why it's important to value yourself and be kind. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast via iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify.

Welcome to Episode 8 of our podcast, Courageous Conversations, hosted by Leanne Pilkington.In this episode, we hear from Tiffany Murray, Managing Director of Dressed For Sale. She talks about running a farm with her husband, how they moved from farm life to property styling, the tough conversations she's had when running her own business and why it's important to value yourself and be kind.Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast via iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify.

There's a lot of talk these days about the "Mental Load" that mothers take on in modern society, but unfortunately not a lot of discussion around practical strategies to lessen the impact of this issue. Which is why it was such a delight to interview Tiffany Murray for this week's podcast episode. When I first met Tiffany earlier this year at a women's business conference, I was immediately drawn to her bubbly, confident nature, and oodles of natural charm. But it was when she started talking about the "wife" she hired to support her in running the family and household that my interest was really piqued. In this interview we chat about how it was that Tiffany (who also has an actual, legal husband) came to realise that she needed her own "hired wife" to support her, and how this arrangement works for her, her family, and her business. ps: I'll also be talking about the "mental mother-load" in next week's episode, and sharing my top tips for practical and sustainable ways to manage and reduce the mental load and its impact on our wellbeing. For more information on Tiffany, you can find her here:https://www.facebook.com/TiffanyMurrayOfficial/Dressed for Sale:https://dressedforsale.com.au/https://www.facebook.com/dressedforsale/Sarah's Book Recommendation: The Wife Drought, by Annabel Crabbhttps://www.penguin.com.au/books/the-wife-drought-9780857984289

British film Daphne portrays the hectic life of a young woman in an overwhelming, contemporary London The National Theatre's touring production of Jane Eyre started in London, has been around the country and it's back in the capital. Multi award-winning American documentary maker Ken Burns has a new series. It's about the Vietnam war and has just begun on BBC4 Italian author Nicola Lagioia's novel Ferocity won that country's highest literary award, how well does it work in translation? An exhibition of the work of Jasper Johns has just opened at London's Royal Academy Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Sebastian Faulks, Meg Rosoff and Tiffany Murray. The producer is Oliver Jones.

In this episode of The Mentor with host Mark Bouris - Quantum physics is pretty straight forward when Dave Reilly and Mike Beircuck explain it. Well sort of. Some seriously cool real world applications and a glimpse of the future. Also, another couple of great start-ups Tiffany Murray from Dressed for Sale and Taryn Williams from www.theright.fit pitch it up! Join the Facebook Group. Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube. Want to grow your business and stay ahead of the pack? Access Mark Bouris' Masterclasses. Got a question or comment for Mark? Send an email.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, join davidji and his special guest Tiffany Murray founder of the Rock Your Veda website, as he guides you on a journey into the power of awakening gratitude from the ground-breaking new book destressifying: The Real-Life Guide to Personal Empowerment, Lasting Fulfillment, & Peace of Mind. Listeners will learn to shift every aspect of their existence by simply giving birth and placing some attention on their ability to be grateful. To hear more from this host and any other Hay House Radio hosts, please visit www.hayhouseradio.com

Martin Amis' latest novel The Zone of Interest deals with the Holocaust, but has riled some critics because of its light tone. Pitcairn is Richard "One Man, Two Guv'nors" Bean's new play dealing with the aftermath of The Bounty. The Moth is a public storytelling event that started in America and is now coming to the UK to coincide with a book collection of stories. Obvious Child is a romcom film about abortion which has incurred the wrath of pro-lifers in the US; can it be a suitable topic for a humorous film? BBC TV's new series the Secret Life of Books examines original texts, manuscripts, letters and diaries to uncover the story behind the creation of six classic books. Tom Sutcliffe is joined by Tiffany Murray, Inua Ellams and Michael Arditti. The producer is Oliver Jones.