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Is there sufficient public access to swimming spots in increasing summer heatwaves? (opens the original)
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London, and the UK as a whole, has just experienced two scorching heatwaves. Along with it came familiar stories of the public suffering under the heat. One topic that hits headlines each time a heatwave comes round is swimming. Tragically, many of those stories are around people who have died from swimming in unfamiliar outdoor swimming spots. This begins to beg certain questions. When it is so hot and people just want to bathe and cool down, where can they go? This podcast discusses current pu
Behind the Byline: Diversity in Sports Media (opens the original)
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Tahmina Rahman explores the barriers and opportunities shaping modern sports journalism. Featuring the Operational Director of BCOMS (Black Collective of Media in Sport), this podcast uncovers why representation matters, what progress has been made, and how the next generation of journalists can help create a more inclusive future for sports media.
What's happened to live studio audiences in UK comedy? (opens the original)
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In recent years, we've stopped hearing the sound of a live studio audience laughing along from our television speakers, but are they making a comeback? Following the success of SNL UK, this episode explores changing comedy tastes and why audiences may be rediscovering the joy of laughing together. Produced and presented by Sabine Batalla.
'The Sound of Fear' - interpreting the Muslim call to prayer (opens the original)
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Britain has had its worst year on record for anti-Muslim hate. Mosques have been targeted, and one sound sits at the centre of the argument. Rashmi Varma investigates what the science of sound and fear reveals about the Muslim call to prayer — and asks whether the way we hear it can change.
Is the “Yankification” of British English really happening? (opens the original)
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Brits like to stand firm in preserving the character of the national language – and that means a strong opposition to Americanisms. In this episode, Abena Oppon speaks to social media personality Chikamso, and academics Professor Lynne Murphy and Christian Ilbury, to find out why people worry about Americanisms, and what is really going on. Link to tweet referenced in pod: https://x.com/jjammiedodgerr/status/2054180697573638526?s=46
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