Introduction

This is a curated record rather than a real-time feed.

Across my career I have contributed to radio and television broadcasts, podcasts, public webinars, interviews, and online video platforms. These appearances span composition, digital culture, neurodivergence, hearing difference, creative computing and interdisciplinary research.

Media work occupies an important place in my practice. It provides a space where scholarly ideas, artistic concerns and lived experience meet public conversation. Discussions of aural diversity, autism, hearing loss, systems thinking, and the cultural history of music often require translation across disciplinary and experiential boundaries. Broadcast and online media offer a way of conducting that translation clearly and accessibly.

Some items document specific projects — such as Frog Fizzles, digital heritage collaborations, or earlier post-minimalist compositions. Others explore broader themes: the experience of Ménière’s Disease, neurodivergent approaches to musical structure, or the role of constraint and system in artistic practice. Together they form a parallel record of my work in public dialogue.

Many recordings are hosted by broadcasters, publishers or partner organisations; others are available via my YouTube channel or personal websites. Where possible I link to stable sources and captioned versions of video material.

If you are a journalist, producer or event organiser and would like to discuss an interview or contribution, please feel free to make contact.