In 2007, Levine and James Cooper presented
Launch Pad for
Bebo in collaboration with
RDF digital, where they sent people's messages into space. hosting
Celebrity Bites for . From 2011–2013, Levine hosted ''
Big Brother's Bit on the Side'' with
Jamie East on
Channel 5. the BBC Young Writer's Awards. In 2014, Levine hosted the
Barclaycard Mercury Music Sessions and the
Mercury Music Prize on
Channel 4. and the Women in Music awards (at least ten times). She was also the red carpet and backstage host for the
BAFTA Craft Awards and the
BAFTA TV Awards in May of the same year. In 2018, Levine co-hosted a series of Channel 4's reality show,
The Circle, with
Maya Jama. Broadcast from September to October 2020, Levine co-hosted the
15th series of the
BBC Radio 4 programme
The Museum of Curiosity alongside
John Lloyd. Levine presented
Levine on Love in 2017, a series for the
BBC in which she explored the world of modern romance. Levine has appeared on many comedy shows, including
Never Mind the Buzzcocks on
BBC2,
8 Out of 10 Cats,
Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled for Dave,
Room 101,
Travel Man with
Richard Ayoade,
QI, and
Would I Lie to You?. In 2018, Levine was one of five contestants in the sixth series of the comedy game show
Taskmaster.
Sleeping with the Far Right (2019) In February 2019,
Channel 4 broadcast
Sleeping with the Far Right, a film in which Levine lived for a week with
British nationalist Jack Sen in
Southport,
Merseyside. He was born Dilip Sengupta to a half-Indian, half-South African father and English mother, grew up (aged seven to twenty) in America, and moved to the UK where he married a
Ukrainian woman. The first series covered
'cam' models (episode 1);
BDSM (episode 2); and sex and
wellness (episode 3). The second three-part series began airing on 27 February 2023. It covered the integration of technology in sex (episode 1); multi-partner relationships (episode 2); and '
feedism' and 'gaining' (episode 3). On 15 July 2020, Levine announced in an
Instagram post that she was leaving Radio 1 after nine years at the station. Her last show was on 9 August 2020 after a series of three farewell shows.
Podcasting My Dad Wrote a Porno (2015–2022) Levine is one of the three co-creators of the podcast
My Dad Wrote a Porno, alongside Jamie Morton and James Cooper who met whilst studying at
Leeds University. Each episode of the podcast featured Morton reading a new chapter of
Belinda Blinked, an amateur
erotic novel series written by his father under the
pen name Rocky Flintstone. The podcast had shorter spin-off episodes called 'Footnotes', featuring a range of
a-list names, such as
Dame Emma Thompson,
Lin Manuel Miranda and
Michael Sheen. and
Radio City Music Hall. Merchandise was created for the series. It was given awards including the British Podcast Awards, and a
Webby Award in 2019 in the comedy category. It surpassed fifty million downloads worldwide in 2015, but this has yet to materialise.
British Scandal (2021) In April 2021, Levine began hosting
Wondery true crime podcast
British Scandal with
Matt Forde, which tells the stories of British history. The series was nominated for Best Entertainment Podcast and won The Spotlight Award at the
British Podcast Awards in 2022.
Other (2022–present) In the 2022, Levine presented
Very Modern Quests, a
role-playing improv podcast released as an
Audible Original. The series featured participants such as
Greg James,
Joe Lycett and
Phil Wang. In 2024, Levine produced and presented
The Price of Paradise, a true story based around 2002 TV show
No Going Back, detailing the story of Jayne Gaskin, who bought a private island off
Nicaragua. Levine co-founded and runs the
Crossed Wires Podcast Festival, held in
Sheffield, alongside producer Dino Sofos and
Tramlines co-founder James O'Hara. The first festival was supported by the
South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority, which provided £325,000 of funding for the event. In the second year, Greg James also joined as Creative Director.
Other work In 2013, Levine co-founded a
supper club, Jackson & Levine, with business partner
Laura Jackson. In 2014, the pair wrote a food column for
Company magazine. In 2015, they completed a Channel 4 Shorts series,
My Pop-Up Restaurant. In 2017, they produced a book,
Round to Ours, published by Quadrille, which includes recipes used at their supper clubs. They have collaborated on two ranges for
Habitat: a range of table linens in 2017, and a range of ceramic
tableware in 2018. ==Awards and nominations==