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First broadcast: on BBC Radio Manchester
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Karen Gabay chats to Keisha Thompson about the Poets of Colour Incubator and Nazir Afzal talks about his book on racism in the workplace plus a mix of soul, dance and reggae.
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Karen Gabay chats with musician Santino Le Saint and director Vinay Shukla about his documentary While We Watched, plus a mix of gospel, soul & black rock.
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Karen Gabay chats to rugby champion & broadcaster Maggie Alphonsi about her life story. Plus a mix of soul, gospel and reggae.
Karen Gabay with Manchester's black news and music.
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Karen Gabay chats with Rochdale filmmaker Luke Davies & Manchester musician Luke Smith.
Musician Afrodeutsche talks to Karen Gabay ahead of her MIF21 appearance, plus a mix of music & African-Caribbean.
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Karen chats with Francesca Harper of Alvin Ailey dance company & Tiajna Amayo, star of Cheeky Little Brown musical. Karen Gabay hosts with a mix of Hip-Hop, reggae & soul.
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Bettye LaVette pays tribute to the Northern Soul scene, a celebration of Hip Hop at 50 & the latest black news. Karen Gabay hosts.
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Karen Gabay talks to poet & academic Malik Al Nasir about his memories of Gil Scott Heron & uncovering his Scottish ancestry, & hears from jazz trio Nite Bjuti.
Karen Gabay and Mr V with Manchester's black news and music.
Karen Gabay and Mr V with Manchester's black news and music.
Karen Gabay and Mr V with Manchester's black news and music.
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Karen Gabay chats to director of Titane, Julia Ducournau, and reflects on some of her music highlights of 2021.
Karen Gabay and Mr V with Manchester's black news and music.
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Mancunian/South African cellist Abel Selaocoe talks about the history of the cello. Karen Gabay and Mr V present.
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Karen Gabay chats to Dawn Evans who won our competition last year to design a garden for RHS Tatton Flower Show.
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Singer Sarah Brown explains why she is honouring Mahalia Jackson. Karen Gabay and Mr V present.
Karen Gabay and Mr V with Manchester's black news and music.
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Karen Gabay and Mr Vi find out how black children are affected by informal exclusions and how history is being made with the Superbowl half-time show.
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Sandra Griffiths discusses mental health in black communities and singer Samm Henshaw chats about his new album, Untidy Soul. Karen Gabay presents.
