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- Rashford – sound efects are used such as football game and the crowd that’s screaming when the goal has been hit. Steve Barkley as an expert. Three eye witnesses.
- Apprenticeships – background music is being used as a sound effect throughout the whole piece when the broadcaster and the expert are talking. When Ruth is talking as an eye witness the sound of city streets is used as an sound effect. Julie as an expert for apprenticeships.
- Sprouts – the sound of car engine and Christmas song is being used as background sound effect. Throughout the interviews the background music is used as a sound effect. Grace, the owner of the salon, is the eye witness. Virologist as an expert.
- Vaccine – background music is being used as a sound effect when the broadcaster, expert and eye witness are talking. Michelle Roberts, the BBC Health reporter, is the expert. Shari from London is an eye witness who wants to know more about the vaccine. Rayna is another eye witness who is skeptical about the new Covid-19 vaccine. There’s another eye witness, a male, who’s asking about the safety for the new vaccine. 19 year old Josh is another eye witness who’s asking about the date when the vaccine will be available.
- Fastfashion – Rachel Stonehouse is a the interviewer who’s talking to the workers in factories in India. Amy is an expert in “Labour Behind a Label”. Two eye witnesses, two women, are talking about the work environments where they’re not allowed to use bathroom, drink water etc. Elliot is another expert who’s talking about the critical work environment. Clara is an eye witness who’s a supporter for fair-trade fashion shops. There are three other voices mixing of men and women. The sound of factory is being used as a sound effect throughout the whole audio piece.