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The Arts Hour: Paterson Joseph on TV thriller Boat Story

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Paterson Joseph

11/11/2023 GMT

Paterson Joseph on TV thriller Boat Story

BBC World Service - The Arts Hour, Paterson Joseph on TV thriller Boat Story

Nikki Bedi is joined by actor and writer Paterson Joseph

Nikki is joined by actor Paterson Joseph to talk about his new (very) darkly comic TV thriller series Boat Story.

Nikki Bedi is joined by the actor and writer Paterson Joseph who talks about his latest role in the compelling and darkly funny new TV thriller Boat Story.

They discuss the iconic British actor Patrick Stewart’s autobiography.  

Jamaican poet Safiya Sinclair talks about her introduction to the artform within her Rastafarian upbringing.  

Courtney McBroom discusses her role as ‘culinary consultant’ for TV and film.   

Paul McCartney explains how AI was used to create the new Beatles’ track. 
 
Actor Julia Fox talks about her memoir Down the Drain.  

And there’s music from funk and soul collective Brother Strut. 

And Nikki’s joined by writer and critic Guy Lodge. 

Presenter: Nikki Bedi
Producer: Oliver Jones 

(Photo: Paterson Joseph at Falmouth Book Festival. Credit: Hugh R Hastings/Getty Images)

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