Interview on Cambridge 105
A pre-recorded conversation about Where are the grown-ups? with presenter Leigh Chambers, broadcast on 22 May 2020. Here's the link to the book. https://amzn.to/2tNvGBj
Reviews for Where are the grown-ups?
'In the end we can only just write what we see and what we feel and you've done that beautifully.' Jason Solomons BBC Radio London Part history, part memoir, uncovering secrets,…
Interview on Chat and Spin Radio
Chat and Spin Radio give lots of airtime to authors. On 7 May 2020 I chatted to Ron about the background to Where are the grown-ups? Give it a listen…
Grabbing the media spotlight
The following article was written for the Alliance of Independent Authors blog in October 2019 You don’t have to be a celebrity author to get newspapers and magazines to pay…
Breaking the silence
The following article was written for Family Tree Magazine blog and published online in August 2019 The discovery of a black and white photograph of a beautiful young woman inspired…
In the national news
An article I wrote for the Jewish Chronicle, published on 15 May 2020. Where are the grown-ups is available in paperback and kindle formats on Amazon. https://amzn.to/3cI2IEz
In the studio with Tony Fisher at BBC Radio Essex
Tony Fisher likes to do his homework and always reads the book before inviting the author to the studio. I was bowled over by his detailed response to Where are…
In conversation with Jason Solomons, Radio London
Jason Solomons talks to Ruth Badley on Radio London Film critic Jason Solomons was sitting in for Robert Elms on Wednesday 15 January. In between our chat about my family…
Radio London Jo Good Show
10 January Ruth Badley on the Jo Good Show, Radio London Earlier this week I spoke to Jo Good at BBC Radio London about writing an autobiography. I was thrilled…
A baker, a king and a slice of family history
My paternal grandfather, Aaron Miller was a master baker and by 1920 he owned his own shop in London. People would travel across the city to buy the bread, cakes…