Charity to hold meeting at Sikh Temple to break the stigma around ethnic women’s reproductive health
A meeting about polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is being held at the Gurdwara Guru Nanak Parkash…
A meeting about polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is being held at the Gurdwara Guru Nanak Parkash…
The final part of a special series of podcasts explores the significance of sporting icons in black history.
The third episode of a special series of podcasts explores education in black history.
The second part of a series of podcasts exploring black history examines music.
Black history is being explored in the first of a four-part series of podcasts.
A graduate of the Birmingham School of Media’s MA Radio and Audio Production course has recently completed a major investigation into the world’s last recorded smallpox death – which took place here in Birmingham.
The final episode in this series of West Midlands Stories focuses on the difficult subject of drug and alcohol addiction – listener discretion is advised.
The Long Road to Recovery by Naomi MacKenzie investigates the psychological toll caused by the Iraq and Afghan campaigns on returning British Army personnel and speaks to veterans suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
This edition of West Midlands Stories includes a documentary titled Caste: Real or Redundant? about the Indian Caste system and whether or not it exists in the UK. There’s also a feature about lying – and finally, a short documentary about student travel.
This edition of West Midlands Stories focuses on arranged marriages and the pressure of cultural expectation in immigrant families. This documentary, titled Pressured Pakistanis was produced by Huma Mian.