Fi Glover
Represented by
Victoria Hobbs
Fi Glover currently is the voice behind The Listening Project on BBC Radio 4, and My Perfect Country for the BBC World Service. She’s worked at BBC Radio 5 Live for seven years, helming shows like Sunday Service, with Charlie Whelan and Andrew Pierce, Late Night Live, and the Afternoon Show, before moving to BBC Radio 4 as the host of Broadcasting House. In 2010, Radio Times readers voted Fi the 9th Most Powerful Voice on Radio, and in 2014, she was awarded a fellowship of the Radio Academy, in recognition of her ‘outstanding contributions to the industry’.
Outside of broadcasting, Fi has a semi lustrous television career, too – as presenter of the Travel Show on BBC Two, occasional presenter of Newsnight, and host of BBC One’s six-part reality history show, 24 Hours in the Past.
Fi writes a weekly column for Waitrose Weekend, was the Chair of the Orange Prize for Fiction in 2009, and is the founder of Sound Women, a lobby group that campaigns for parity in the broadcasting industry. She now ‘chunters waspishly along’ with fellow host Jane Garvey about fellow BBC talent and their own lives on Fortunately.
Outside of broadcasting, Fi has a semi lustrous television career, too – as presenter of the Travel Show on BBC Two, occasional presenter of Newsnight, and host of BBC One’s six-part reality history show, 24 Hours in the Past.
Fi writes a weekly column for Waitrose Weekend, was the Chair of the Orange Prize for Fiction in 2009, and is the founder of Sound Women, a lobby group that campaigns for parity in the broadcasting industry. She now ‘chunters waspishly along’ with fellow host Jane Garvey about fellow BBC talent and their own lives on Fortunately.
