
Creator/writer of I Need A Miracle, host of Merely Roleplayers. (Those are podcasts.) He/him.
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I Apologise To All My Fans For Using The Word Immersive In The Press Release I'm Writing For I Need A
I apologise to all my fans for using the word immersive in the press release I'm writing for I Need A Miracle. I know. I know! But that's the pass-phrase that gets the bouncer to unbolt the door to Coverage just now. I'll do my penance (3 recitations of Jenny Nicholson's bit about "immersion" as a marketing term as relates to the failure of the Star Wars Hotel)
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Music for I Need A Miracle is by Katharine Seaton


Katharine works with Rusty Quill as sound designer and composer, and made her BBC Radio 4 debut on Easter Day 2023, as composer for the radio adaptation of Ian McEwan’s novel Enduring Love.
@merelymatt says, once upon a time, my plan was not to have music in I Need A Miracle. That would have been a sad, flat world. Katie got me thinking about the vibe of the series, and its themes, motifs and recurring moments and moods, in a way I never would have without a composer on board – and then translated those raw thoughts perfectly into sound. Her music is the first thing you hear in each episode, and it acts like the best teasers and trailers – giving you just a sense of what you're in for, calibrating your receptors ready for the episode to activate your emotions (yes all of them, all at once).
I Need A Miracle is produced with broadcast assistance from Teresa Milewski

Teresa Milewski is a firm favourite at @wirelesstheatre, and has been a dedicated and highly organised broadcast assistant on many of the company's most popular Audible Originals, and Wireless Original production Peace and War.
@merelymatt says, Teresa lit up our recording days, keeping on top of a technical job I won't pretend to understand while also being friendly and encouraging to everyone who entered the space.
whoever decided to start implementing ads on here that automatically unmute and cut off any music app you might have on in the background as you scroll by should be hunted for sport