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Frank Cottrell-Boyce

Screenwriter and children’s author. Known for writing the screenplay for A Cock and Bull Story and the children''s book Millions.

Top 3 podcasts with Frank Cottrell-Boyce

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Dec 24, 2024 • 45min

Bonus: Frank Cottrell-Boyce edits Today

Frank Cottrell-Boyce, UK Children's Laureate and children's author, guest edits this insightful discussion, focusing on the necessity of reading to young children as a public health priority. He interviews iconic country music star, Dolly Parton, who shares her journey in writing children's books and her passion for the Imagination Library, which provides free books to kids. The dialogue emphasizes the critical role of storytelling in early childhood bonding, literacy, and overall emotional well-being, highlighting its profound benefits for both children and parents.
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Nov 25, 2024 • 22min

Interview: Frank Cottrell-Boyce talks about being a Today Christmas guest editor

In this engaging discussion, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, a renowned screenwriter and UK Children’s Laureate, shares his excitement about being a guest editor for a Christmas edition of a prestigious radio program. He emphasizes the importance of reading and its role in children's emotional and educational development. Frank also reflects on the power of storytelling and the impact of diverse literature in shaping young minds. Expect insights on cherished children’s books and the collaborative spirit that defines the festive programming.
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Feb 18, 2021 • 1h 4min

Tristram Shandy with Frank Cottrell Boyce

In this engaging conversation, Frank Cottrell Boyce, a renowned screenwriter and children's author known for 'A Cock and Bull Story,' joins curator Patrick Wildgust to explore the whimsical world of Laurence Sterne and his 'Tristram Shandy.' They meander through Coxwold, discussing the novel’s innovative narrative style, its humorous quirks, and the personal life of Sterne. The duo highlights the joyful connection between writing and well-being, ultimately celebrating the eccentric charm of both the author and his work.