Ryan Dilley

Podcast maker and consultant. Produce shows for @pushkinpods. Formerly of @BBCNews.

[Tim Harford @TimHarford]

Flixborough: The factory that was wiped off the map
https://t.co/514ba5n1bu

[Pushkin Industries 🎙️ @pushkinpods]

Even leading innovators can become too attached to their first idea… Learn more in Part 2 of @jacobgoldstein and @radiosmith’s Thomas Edison deep dive on #BusinessHistory: https://t.co/V7DcZNZvJD

[Pushkin Industries 🎙️ @pushkinpods]

📣 NEW PODCAST ALERT! From @jacobgoldstein and @radiosmith of Planet Money fame, #BusinessHistory uncovers amazing stories from the history of business ( and what we can learn from them). Watch the first episode on YouTube now!: https://t.co/pNe7DPcc5g

[Tim Harford @TimHarford]

Cautionary Tales: Derek Bentley Must Hang
https://t.co/i40Ufp1842

[Ryan Dilley @ryandilley]

@ScarredForLife2 I’ve been face to face with him. Nightmare fuel.

[Ryan Dilley @ryandilley]

@TimHarford https://t.co/Eqvqvf8mKM

[Ryan Dilley @ryandilley]

Jaws is 50! Did Robert Shaw’s drinking and the unreliability of the mechanical shark actually make Jaws a better film? 🧵

[Ryan Dilley @ryandilley]

Months overdue, the shark began to work - sporadically. Almost every second of it operating as planned is used in the final cut. But for the full story check out @TimHarford Cautionary Tales….

[Tim Harford @TimHarford]

Cautionary Tales - the shark that ate Hollywood
https://t.co/VMQcTJ4zsI

[Pascal Wyse @PascalWyse]

https://t.co/0lBre1bJKl

[Tim Harford @TimHarford]

Pascal has been nominated for a Webby award for his music and sound design. He fully deserves it. He also deserves to win, so please consider showing your appreciation by giving him your vote (and sharing this thread).
Thank you! https://t.co/y8Q8Hmh6m3

[Tim Harford @TimHarford]

When Ernest Borgnine gets his big break in Hollywood, he can hardly believe his luck. But soon he discovers his supposed star vehicle, Marty, is not the dream gig he thought it was...
https://t.co/Tu2v5ltpDZ

[Ryan Dilley @ryandilley]

The saga throws up lots of questions about who owns musical ideas, who should make money from them and how long copyright should last. Hear the full story as told by @TimHarford

https://t.co/rUXUrDviwM

[Ryan Dilley @ryandilley]

Back in the 30s Marion Sinclair wrote a song about an Australian bird that became a global sensation. She never asked for a penny in royalties… but that all changed after her death 🧵1/

[Ryan Dilley @ryandilley]

The copyright case went badly for Men at Work, and when two people closely associated with the band died, it was argued that the stress of the legal dispute had contributed to their failing health.