Nkem Ifejika
broadcast journalist, film and tv producer, event moderator, entrepreneur

I made a documentary for Radio 4's Artworks strand where I tried to reconcile my love for hip hop music with whether I can share it with my teenage son. The music is incredible, but some of it is... spicy to say the least.
I speak to among others, Romesh Ranganathan and my childhood friend Babou Ceesay, to try and figure out what to do. Listen here!

I'm a freelance newsreader at Times Radio a few times a month. This basically means I write, edit, sources clips, drive the desk and read the news on national radio.
Nothing beats the thrill of working on live news - I was on air just a few hours after the death of Queen Elizabeth II was announced.


I made a documentary about "Digital Grief" for the Heart & Soul strand on the BBC World Service. It was a story close to my heart, as my mum died in June 2021.
Artificial intelligence, social media, and modern technology, will - in addition to everything else - revolutionise the way we grieve. You can listen to it here.
I helped launch a Friday evening radio show aimed at the African and Caribbean communities in the southeast of England, airing on BBC local radio in Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Solent, Oxfordshire, and Berkshire.
It had been a while since I'd produced, but the presenter Kamilah McInnis, is a joy to work with, and the team is a supportive one. Have a listen!