The Daily Mal: Recent Episodes
Maliha Hussain
This podcast is led by young people and discussions are held on everyday politics, social issues and how we as the next generation are ready to face the world and implement change. Stay tuned to find out more!
In this episode of The Daily Mal, the history of this complex conflict is explained. What happened 75 years ago, why is this conflict relevant today? Listen now to hear more about the genocide.
Join me with Manaal while we discuss the themes of fetishisation on south asian, east asian and black women. What conversations and actions can take place to minimise a problem like this in society? Listen now to find out more!
With Indiya Thomas, we discuss the after effect of the Corona virus. Did our society change? If it did, then how? From education to healthcare, was the pandemic era dystopian? Listen now to find out.
Joined with Tolu Olatidoye and Vibishan Lingarajah, we discuss how we can engage people of different cultural backgrounds and classes in modern day politics. Listen now to find out more!
Featuring kishan Mepani, we discuss his article 'Bangladesh: The Tiger of Asia' where he explored different areas of the Bangla economy. Listen to find out more!
Something different for this episode - as is it A level results day, a lot of young people are going through rollercoasters of emotions. I completed my A levels only last year and thought to offer some advice - please listen and BREATH! Exams are over!! - from your Host :)
Joined by Janet Sanyaolu of Conquering Controversy, we dive into the role of women of colour in sports and media. Despite the impressive achievements of women of colour in sports, they often face discrimination, stereotypes, and a lack of opportunities. Hosts examine the challenges and discuss solutions to create a more inclusive and equitable future. Join us as we explore more tough topics and work towards a better future for all.
IM BACK!!! This episode is an analysis of different news sources - why do people have different perspectives on life events? does the media play a part in this? Keep listening to find out!
Today, I am joined by Heidi Hoxha and we talk about whether or not the monarchy should remain. As the King's coronation occurred not long ago, we thought it was important to analyse the pros and cons of the monarchy - from tourism to the cost of living crisis, is it really worth it? Listen now to hear about not only on the royal family but also the role parliament plays.
In this episode, I talk about the current conflicts in Sudan and the history behind some of the civil wars that have taken place. Stay tuned to find out more!
In this episode, we are joined by Cylcia Manwa - a current Labour Party councillor candidate for her local ward. She emphasizes the importance of local elections in shaping our communities and how local elections can influence decisions regarding education, public safety, and other essential services that directly affect our neighbourhoods. We also discuss the importance of being informed about the candidates running for local office and encourage listeners to participate in local elections to ensure that our communities are represented accurately. Listen to find out more!
This podcast explores the question of whether the UK is experiencing a migrant crisis, discussing the factors contributing to increased migration, challenges faced by migrants, and the role of media and government policies. Do we need a more empathetic approach to the issue that recognises the humanity and dignity of all individuals? Stay tuned to find out.
Join me as I chat with Avi Sharma, a former contestant on The Apprentice, and gain insights on how to help the younger generation navigate financial challenges such as mortgages, loans, and money management.
We delve into practical tips and advice and explore Avi's experiences during his time on the 2023 series of The Apprentice and the valuable lessons he learned from the process.
Stay tuned to find out more!
We discuss communism and capitalism, as well as any misconceptions that may exist, in this episode. Stay tuned to hear our thoughts on what is better for society or if there is a better system all together. Featuring Vinnie Hudson.
What are the main causes of poverty in the UK and in the world?? What can governments do to reduce it and what can we as individuals do to help our society.. Join me in talking about the problems of our educational system to housing and what we can do to irradicate this societal problem.
In this episode, I discuss south Asian immigration in the United Kingdom and its positive and negative impacts to come out of it. No guests, just me and you. Stay tuned to hear about some back history, the culture they have brought in and the racism aspects.
Stella And I explore the effects of true crime and how it impacts the victim's families, the media and online. Why do self-claim detectives try and find clues? Why is the press hypocritical? Why do people romanticise killers and criminals? Listen to find out more!
Joined by Fabian, we discuss the biggest industrial strikes yet from the past century. From healthcare workers to teachers - all of these industries are not only demanding a higher wage that matches with inflation, but also better working conditions. Listen now to find out who are going on strike and how it affects you.
Gender inequality exists in our patriarchal society today. How can we solve this problem? Joined by Kai and Stella, we explore different routes of the problems, key figures who perpetuate the issues and finally solutions that are somewhat possible. Listen now to hear our discussions on Andrew's state, sexual violence and misogynism.
Joined by Wumi Andare and Josh Udeozor, we discuss the impacts social media has on society. Not only do we talk about the advantages and disadvantages of social media, fake news and how people may easily believe certain outlets without fact checking is also mentioned. Listen to find out more about the use of these different types of platforms and how we can utilise social media for the better.
In this episode, I am joined by Vinnie Hudson and we explore how to approach political discussions, what types of discussions are there and the current state of media not only in the Uk but in the world. From censorship to freedom of speech, we discuss how that may influence individuals thinking of their values and beliefs. Tune in to find out how we would approach these types of delicate situations and what to take into account.
In today's episode featuring Wumi Andare and Heidi Hoxha, we have covered racism in the Uk and its extent of it. From death rates to decolonising the curriculum, we uncover what could be changed in our society and how we would implement it. Personal experiences are also spoken about and how we deal with racism and xenophobia.