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Eva Krysiak

is an award winning audio producer in London. She makes podcasts, documentaries
& soundscapes for toilets.

Work

Kind Words, Proud Moments
Derren Brown's Boot Camp for Emotion

Our emotions play a powerful role in everything we think, everything we say and everything we do. Top behavioural scientists and diverse experts reveal how we can control these powerful and mysterious forces which often hijack our rational thinking and lead us seriously astray. By increasing our emotional intelligence we can improve our lives in every conceivable way.

In Search of Black History - With Bonnie Greer

Bonnie Greer uncovers the lives of people of African descent that don’t fit with the accepted history taught by Western Civilisations. From saints, to philosophers, to warrior women and king’s heralds, these subjects’ stories are brought to life in an imaginative eight part series. Made with production company Chalk & Blade.

In Search of Black History - With Bonnie Greer

Bonnie Greer uncovers the lives of people of African descent that don’t fit with the accepted history taught by Western Civilisations. From saints, to philosophers, to warrior women and king’s heralds, these subjects’ stories are brought to life in an imaginative eight part series. Made with production company Chalk & Blade.

Episode 1 - Prehistory. Bones Do Not Lie
Episode 2 - The Ancients. Fearsome One-Eyed Queens
Episode 3 - The Medieval World. Magical Blackness
Episode 4 - The fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. The Real Thing
Episode 5 - The long eighteenth century. The Darkness of the Enlightenment
Episode 6 - The long eighteenth century. Revolt
Episode 7 - The nineteenth century. Eclipse
Episode 8 - The twentieth and twenty first centuries. Proclaim!

Episode 7 - The nineteenth century. Eclipse

This era saw the birth of the pseudo-science of white superiority: eugenics.  Bonnie meets a remarkable doctor, writer and statistician - James McCune Smith - the first African American to hold a medical degree - who fought tirelessly against the myths of eugenics and white superiority.  She also discovers the untold story of one of the most famous black Victorians - Sara Baartman, who was displayed across Europe under the name The Hottentot Venus.

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