Helen Quigley is a freelance audio producer and director working on audio drama with B7 Media, and branded podcasts with Fresh Air Production and Boffin Media and as Soundliness, she produced and presented the podcast series, Hot Flashes: Menopause Monologues.

For BBC Radio 4, Helen directed B7 Media’s The Truth About Phyllis Twigg, the true story of the first uncredited radio dramatist, starring Tamsin Greig and Rory Kinnear, broadcast on Christmas Eve (2025), 103 years to the day of the original live broadcast.

Producer credits include Theatre of the Damned – inspired by a true story set in 1920s Paris; Greenborne – a radio soap opera and Harry’s Home, about a family coping with dementia. For Audible, she co-produced the docudrama The Space Race, the psychological thriller series The Effect plus multiple audiobooks. Credits for BBC Radio 4 include the courtroom drama Barred, the nine part Indian saga Mahabharata Now. She was also co-producer and dialogue editor on the Wondery+ audio movie Unsinkable, starring Brian Cox, John Malkovich and Thomas Brodie-Sangster.

Previously she was a Producer for Comedy Central UK responsible for producing two of the UK’s first comedy podcasts; Robin Ince’s Show and Tell and Utter Shambles.

She recently joined the writing and performing team behind comedy sketch podcast, Listen Through the Brown Window.

Helen is based in Chelmsford – the birthplace of wireless – working from her garden office and recording studio.