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Donald Trump's energy adviser, Wells Griffith, is interrupted by protesters at a US event at Cop24
Two models protesting for climate campaign group Extinction Rebellion outside London Fashion Week
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SOILA APPARICIO
I am a journalist and podcast producer at Sky News.
John Schofield Trust fellow 2022. Radio Academy 30 under 30 2022.
I produce the Sky News Daily podcast, ClimateCast,
Sophy Ridge on Sunday podcast, and Beth Rigby Interviews.
I also created Sky's three-episode series 'Queen Camilla: For The Love Of Charles'.
I previously worked for BBC News, making long-form audio documentaries for the World Service and Radio 4, including; the Inquiry, the Briefing Room, Profile, the Climate Question, and Newscast.
Before working in radio current affairs, I was a video and digital producer on the BBC tech show Click, and politics programme Newsnight.
My freelance work includes; research on the hit BBC Sounds podcast The Missing Cryptoqueen, series producing the award-winning podcast Very Loose Women, research on a Panorama episode on AI and the NHS, and podcast production for Carbon Brief, DeSmog UK, and Climate Home News.
And here's even more about me.
Scroll down to see my work in audio, video showreel, photography, and articles.
Want to work together? Let's chat.
SOILA.APPARICIO@GMAIL.COM
About me
Audioreel
Episodes I'm most proud of...
'I'm scared': What it's like to be LGBTQ+ in a country where you could be killed
The Dark Web: Exploring the 'murder-for-hire' sites
Ukraine: Six months living in a warzone
Is the net finally closing in on Ireland’s alleged billion-dollar drug cartel?
Obituary: Queen Elizabeth ll – a life of service
Three-episode podcast miniseries, presented by Kay Burley.
A taped recording of an illicit telephone conversation between Prince Charles and his secret lover - Camilla Parker Bowles, finds its way to the Press. Their lives and the future of the Royal family will never be the same again.
EPISODE ONE: THE TAPE
EPISODE TWO: "THE ROTWEILLER"
EPISODE THREE: THE QUEEN
Irvine Welsh
Braverman speeding row, plus Nigel Farage and Yvette Cooper on new net migration record
Beth Rigby on Raab and Zahawi. Plus, guest Mike Pompeo
Beth Rigby on a new political year, strikes, the NHS crisis - and Angela Rayner
Are the Conservatives in a better place after their conference?
Sir Keir Starmer, and Beth's take on Sunak vs Truss
Penny Mordaunt
Beth's take on Boris Johnson's resignation
Emma Thompson and Katharine Birbalsingh
Vitali Klitschko
Rishi Sunak and Anoosheh Ashoori
Are sleeper trains a genuine alternative to flying?
Is banning cars from city centres worth it?
2022 in climate change: Floods, droughts and extreme weather
Hydrogen: The future of energy?
The UK’s energy strategy and the latest IPCC report
Are NFTs bad for the climate?
Can we decarbonise our supply chains?
NHS strikes and the 'complicated' issue of teacher pay rises | Steve Barclay and Bridget Phillipson
Labour party adverts and NHS strike deals | Greg Hands and Wes Streeting
The small boats plan and the Northern Ireland deal | Chris Heaton-Harris and Lord Dannatt
Nadhim Zahawi is sacked
December strikes, migrant crossings | Nadhim Zahawi and Miguel Berger
Rishi Sunak's first week | Michael Gove, Yvette Cooper, and Inna Sovsun
The day before a new PM | Nicola Sturgeon, Philip Hammond, Edward Lister
We’re back | Rishi Sunak & Olga Stefanishyna
Cush Jumbo: British star of The Good Wife taking on the role of Hamlet.
Professor Sarah Gilbert: The scientist leading the team behind the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine.
George the Poet: The award-winning British poet and podcast host and advocate for social change.
Mark Cavendish: The British sprint cyclist making history, against the odds, in the Tour de France.
Are we running out of water?
Is our fascination with sharks bad for them?
Are our phones spying on us?
Is Nigeria becoming impossible to govern?
Are the Tokyo Olympic games in trouble?
Can Lukashenko crush the opposition in Belarus?
Do we need to build more nuclear power stations to help deal with climate change?
What are NFT's and are they really the next big thing?
Will the Taliban rule Afghanistan again?
Is peace under threat in Northern Ireland?
Covid: What went wrong in India?
Is Africa the new power base for the Islamic State group?
Will we ever stop digging for oil?
Have we planted too much faith in trees?
Can the internet ever be green?
How can we live with the SUV?
Does Africa have a voice on climate?
2020: A year of extremes
A year to save the world
(Video) My tips on how to be a climate advocate
(Video) Climate change: How to make your internet use greener
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Showreel
Articles
'There's really no future left' - Afghanistan's LGBT+ community
News story and podcast for Sky News.
Cost of living: schools vow to stay open - but warn of "harsh decisions" ahead
News story and podcast for Sky News.
Mouldy homes: Deaths 'could happen again', warns housing ombudsman
News story and podcast for Sky News.
How did Camilla successfully rehabilitate her image after 'tampongate'?
Feature and podcast series for Sky News.
Ukrainian MP: 'I believe we can win this war'
News story for Sky News.
World Cup: LGBT+ Qataris feel 'removed' from conversation
News story and podcast for Sky News.
'People Are Listening Now' — Extinction Rebellion's 10 Days in the Spotlight
News story for Desmog UK.
See full profile of work for Desmog here.
'We Have to Be Here': Inside Britain's New Climate Activism
Feature and audio documentary for Desmog UK.
One tenth of UK climate aid spent through western consultants
Investigation for Climate Home News.
See full profile of work for CHN here.
'There is no coming back from disappearing coastlines'
Sponsored writing for the Climate Justice Resilience Fund. See more work since July 2019 here.
Holding onto Indigenous America
Comment for gal-dem.
Photography
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