Programme A-Z

This year's opening film is an intimate portrait of Just Stop Oil protestors asks what it really costs to take a stand in a supposedly democratic society.

A filmmaker and his physicist father turn energy, magnetism and matter into extraordinary cinema that reveals the universe like never before, all set to a stunning soundtrack.

Join us for a special tenth birthday screening of subtitled audio docs from the 1970s to 2025, introduced and curated by Radio Atlas's founder Eleanor McDowall.

An exclusive live launch and immersive listen with award-winning journalist Charlie Webster, showcasing her new Audible Original.

Broadcaster and campaigner Chris Packham joins investigative journalists Dan Ashby and Lucy Taylor to launch a new BBC podcast series, exposing organised crime in the British countryside.

The first ever live version of BBC Radio 4's Illuminated, featuring an exclusive listening session to the forthcoming programme Dear Gilbert, Dear Gordon.

Join Sheffield's own Cinema for the Ears at Sheffield Amphitheatre for a unique outdoor sonic adventure.

An innovative new podcast that asks the question: What if you could rewrite the story of your own life?

A first listen to The Whickers Podcast Pitch 2025 winner Redemption Man, with behind-the-scenes insight into the journey from idea to impactful audio documentary.

Maxine Peake and guests perform a live reading from her play on the 1993 Parkside Colliery occupation, revisiting working-class resistance and its relevance today.

With 91% of deaf audiences preferring BSL-led content, this panel explores how placing sign language at the heart of storytelling can reshape mainstream programming.

A powerful live performance from poet Sam Browne leads into an insightful conversation on growing up, masculinity, and authentic storytelling for young audiences.