In episode 4 of the ITV Studio Non-Scripted Podcast, we will be hearing about two new shows that are part of ITV's Health and Medical collection. Harry Arkwright, Senior Global Content Executive, caught up with Lucy Duxbury, Executive Producer at The Garden who has worked on the award winning 24 Hours in A&E, who will be talking about ‘Emergency Trauma’ the new show for Channel 4.

Cecilie Olsen, SVP of Global Content spoke to Helen Nightingale, Senior Commissioning Editor at UKTV. Helen, spoke to Cecilie about ‘Nurses Down Under’, a brand new observational documentary series focussing on nurses who work tirelessly at the heart of Sydney’s healthcare frontline.

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Harry Arkwright, Senior Global Content Executive, caught up with multi-award-winning film-maker Deeyah Khan, who has won two Emmys, a BAFTA and two Peabody Awards plus many more. Deeyah is a documentary film producer, director and founder of media, education and arts production company Fuuse. Deeyah and Harry will be talking today about Deeyah’s incredible career as a filmmaker and how she got into it. They will also be talking about her latest shows, ‘America's war on abortion’ and ‘Muslim in America: Trumps Legacy’, discussing how she made them and what drew her to the topics.

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