
Faranak Amidi takes a fresh look at the stories of the week with journalists from our 40 language sections.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 401 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Good stories of everyday people around the world navigating life
Amazing show with a lovely host who brings a breath of fresh air to radio broadcasting. Topics are diverse and Faranak's lively tone and infornal language make the show really interesting, almost like a friendly conversation!
David is why I love this podcast. He will be greatly missed.
I love David Amanaor’s poise, warmth and curiosity. The show’s topics span a wonderful and global range. Beautifully produced and expertly crafted!
10 minute “reporters notebook”-style interviews, filling you in on the stories behind the stories of BBC’s multilingual journalists. Good stuff, great stories
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