I'm Kim Ketrau and I want to tell you about my new podcast a new audio drama telling the history of the CIA from the inside out.

The United States of America was suddenly its worst domestic attack.

He's got to convince Congress to give him an open checkbook now.

America has suffered its worst domestic attack of the 20th century at Pearl Harbor.

How do we make contact with the NKGB?

Central Intelligence, starring me, Kim Kertral, Ed Harris, and Johnny Flynn.

There's $50,000 in it for you if you say yes.

Listen on BBC Sounds.

BBC Sounds, music, radio podcasts. Laura Levern here.

We're taking our summer break.

So until we're back on air, we're showcasing a few programs from our archive.

As usual, the music's been shortened for right reasons.

This week's guest is the broadcaster and

politician Baroness Floella Benjamin who was awarded the Baffto Fellowship this year.

I cast her away in 2020. My castaway this week is the broadcaster and politician Baroness Floella Benjamin,

a beloved presenter of children's television since the mid 70s.

For those of us who grew up with her, she was one of the family, as much a part of British

childhood then as school dinners, skinned knees and top of the pops. Part of the Windrush

generation she was born in Trinidad and made the two-week journey to the UK by sea when she was 10 years old, accompanied only by her siblings.

Reunited with her parents in London, she found a love of performing as a singer

and appeared in many West End musicals before becoming the presenter of Play School in 1976.

It was the beginning of a long career presenting and later producing children's television.

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