Steve Urquhart

Steve Urquhart

Independent Producer

Steve Urquhart is an award-winning radio producer based in London. He’s an announcer for BBC Radio 4, a musician, and he teaches radio production to prison inmates.


Steve Urquhart on KCRW

A tour through the life… of the tour guide.

Barcelona: The View from the Streets

A tour through the life… of the tour guide.

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They do it under the cover of darkness, on buildings and storefronts and the walls of alleyways. Can breaking one law help change another?

Graffiti Paint and Protest

They do it under the cover of darkness, on buildings and storefronts and the walls of alleyways. Can breaking one law help change another?

from UnFictional

He took heroin, stole cars, robbed banks and kidnapped a policeman. They locked him up in prison, and that’s where he found a better life.

The Most Dangerous Guy in Norway?

He took heroin, stole cars, robbed banks and kidnapped a policeman. They locked him up in prison, and that’s where he found a better life.

from UnFictional

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