Skilled Media Volunteers

What will you be doing?

Red Line is a radical feminist justice intervention podcast. Operating at the intersection of investigative true crime and political commentary, it is a podcast that refuses to look away.

When a former British diplomat with a shadowy past and a radical feminist activist collide in a relationship that spirals into a criminal trial, Red Line exposes the systemic rot at the heart of the British justice system. Told through personal journals, court documents, and expert interviews, this podcast dismantles the illusion of justice and reveals how laws meant to protect women often shield the men who harm them.

Available roles:

• Lead Podcast Producer: Oversee the complex weekly production schedule and maintain the podcast's unflinching, intimate, and revelatory tone.

   

• Investigative Researcher: Source, verify, and organise defendant's personal journal entries, court transcripts, and defence case statements. You will also help secure interviews with barristers, judges, and feminist legal scholars.

   

• Audio Director: Design a stark, immersive soundscape featuring courtroom echoes, journal whispers, and minimalist, haunting music.

• Host / Narrator (Fictional or Pseudonymous): Deliver poetic and provocative opening monologues, guiding the listener through the 360-degree narrative arc of each episode.

   

• Voice Actors: Bring the evidence to life through reenactments of witness voices and dramatic readings of trial documents.

What are we looking for?

We strictly require experienced media professionals with a proven track record in audio production, investigative research, or voice performance. You must be comfortable engaging with heavy themes, including the psychological toll of justice denied.

What difference will you make?

Red Line is not just a podcast, it’s a reckoning. By volunteering your highly specialized media skills, you will be performing an act of resistance and a cry for reform. You will help us explore how the justice system gaslights survivors and expose the complicity of institutions in preserving male power. Ultimately, your work will empower feminist thinkers, survivors, and advocates who are hungry for radical critique.

Before you apply

Please apply via the Reach platform in the first instance

1. A brief introduction of yourself and your relevant experience.
2. A 250-word statement explaining why you are a good fit for this role.