Media, Press & Broadcast

Tracey Follows appears across international media as a futurist and expert commentator on identity, artificial intelligence, and long-term technological change. Her work spans press features, broadcast interviews, authored articles, research projects, and award-winning radio and podcast programmes.

Selected feature interviews and profile pieces exploring Tracey Follows’ work on identity, AI, and long-term technological change. These include in-depth conversations, commissioned features, and expert interviews across international media.

Featured Interviews & Profiles

Company News

Open magazine with an article titled "Blurring the Boundaries of Our Identity" and a photograph of a woman with gray hair. A book titled "Future of You" by Tracey Follows is partially visible.

Page from a publication titled 'Blurring the Boundaries of Our Identity,' Autumn 2021, discussing how technology affects personal space, including a story about a woman named Tracey Follows and her experience with social media and identity security.

Collage of four images depicting virtual reality experiences and future technology. Top left: a child interacting with dinosaurs in a VR setting labeled 'Lessons in VR'. Top right: a child wearing a VR headset with a futuristic city background labele

Magazine article titled "Creating Your Identity in the Online World" with a digital network graphic and text discussing personal freedom, identity, and technology.

A person with blond hair wearing a white shirt holding two white masks with black eye holes in front of their face, with a digital and technological background.

Two people with augmented reality overlays on their faces, one with a blue pattern on her face and the other with red lines, in a magazine page discussing emerging technologies and digital identity.

Magazine cover titled "ALLBRIGHT" with a woman with red hair wearing a black and white zebra-striped outfit, sitting on a chair with a collage of photos behind her, and text stating "This is 2020, the year of your best self."

Page from Winter 2020 issue titled 'Meet the Contributors' featuring photos and bios of Alice Tapper, Tracey Follows, Diane Von Furstenberg, Lucinda Chambers, Serena Hood, and Sheena Bhattessa.

A white letter 'N' inside a stylized rectangle on a dark blue background, for The National press publication

Magazine cover with a photo of a woman in a white shirt, Chinese and English text, and a QR code in the top right corner. The publication title is 'Modern Advertising' in red.

Screenshot of a news article from El País titled "Estilo de vida" with a headline about artificial intelligence and its control over sex and users.

Thumbnail image of a video featuring Tracey Follows, founder and CEO of Futuremade, with the title "FINTECH" and a partial portrait of a woman with long blonde hair on the right side.

Broadcast & Radio Appearances

Regular and guest appearances across radio and broadcast programmes discussing artificial intelligence, identity, futures, and social change. Includes programme contributions, expert interviews, and recurring broadcast roles.

Includes regular appearances as resident futurist and co-presenter on BBC Radio 4’s Dough, and host of the award-winning podcast The Future of You (Best Tech Show, Independent Podcast Awards 2023).

A graphic with the number 50 at the top, composed of colorful segments, and the phrase 'Four Thought' in the center, with the number 4 and a red and white cross symbol at the bottom.

A woman with long gray hair smiling during a live interview on GBN news channel with the headline "The Future of You" and a subtitle about a new book by Tracey Follows.

A woman with long silver hair who is Tracey Follows speaking on a television news program set, with multiple screens in the background. The text on the screen asks if technology is changing our understanding of identity.

Sunrise over a city skyline with tall buildings and high-rise apartments.

A promotional graphic for BBC Dough with Greg Foot, featuring a smiling man in front of a green background with the title 'Dough' and the subtitle 'The Future of Clothing'.

Expert Commentary & Media Contributions

Quoted expert commentary and analytical contributions in reporting on AI, identity, technology, and society. These appearances provide specialist perspective within wider multi-expert coverage and investigative features.

A fictional 2025 couple, with one person wearing a VR headset and a woman standing beside them, smiling. The scene appears to be at an event or exhibit about future technology.

The word 'DAZED' in bold white capital letters on a black background.

Authored Articles and Columns

Original articles, essays, and research-led commentary written by Tracey on identity, artificial intelligence, foresight, and human–technology relations. Ongoing analysis is also published through her newsletters and long-form media contributions.

Text saying "Your face is the new interface" with a subtitle "The ugly future of facial recognition."

The word 'WIRED' written with black and white blocks.

Red background with white text that reads 'BIG ISSUE'.

A sculpture of a person with dark skin tone wearing a face mask, sitting and using a smartphone, with pink background and overlaid white text that reads like tweet follow post shop share therefore I am, in The Big Issue .

Screenshot of a webpage from Management Today featuring an article titled "Why leaders are missing the point of trendwatching" by Tracey Follows, with a black-and-white portrait of a woman with long hair, labeled as "MT COLUMNIST." The page includes

Multiple mirrors reflect a close-up of a person's face, creating a layered and fragmented visual effect.

A robotic hand is dropping a businessman in a suit into a trash basket.

Digital illustration of a human-like face with glowing eyes emerging from a smartphone, surrounded by icons representing data, security, and digital interactions.

A human arm holding hands with a robotic arm against a light blue background.

Selected futures and trends projects across technology, identity, artificial intelligence, future of work, engineering, healthcare, education, media, and Gen Z. These studies convert emerging signals and system shifts into strategic foresight for organisations and leadership teams. Most client engagements are confidential; the examples shown here are public projects.