Isa Guha takes the lead

Isa Guha takes the lead

Isa Guha, former cricketer, member of England’s World Cup winning team, and the first South Asian player to represent the country in the sport, has carved out a successful role for herself as a presenter since she retired from the game. Now, through her charity Take Her Lead, she wants to help other young women and girls to get a foothold in the male-dominated arena. She chatted to Jen about the charity, diversity in women’s sports teams, and life as a woman in sports broadcast media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Barking up the right tree, with Catherine Dyson

Barking up the right tree, with Catherine Dyson

Catherine Dyson's latest play, The Last Picture, focuses on an emotional support dog, Sam, who is taking a group of school children on a trip around an exhibit focusing on Europe in 1939. She chats to...

20 Feb 21min

The Bush Telegraph: Scandi goals? Sort of

The Bush Telegraph: Scandi goals? Sort of

What does a “streamlined” UK border look like? And if you vote for the MP of one party, should they be allowed to defect to another? These are just two questions Jen and Mick pose as they rootle aroun...

19 Feb 33min

Rated or Dated: The Misfits (1961)

Rated or Dated: The Misfits (1961)

Miller, Huston, Monroe, Gable, Ritter, Clift and Wallach - what could possibly go wrong? Well, during filming, a lot. And while seemingly nobody was happy with the end result, The Misfits is now regar...

18 Feb 32min

Meg Molloy is supporting working-class arts professionals

Meg Molloy is supporting working-class arts professionals

As well as being a freelance cultural strategy and communications consultant*, Meg Molloy is the founder of the Working Arts Club, a brilliant network supporting arts professionals from working-class ...

17 Feb 26min

It’s not you, says Dr Joanna Cheek, it’s the world

It’s not you, says Dr Joanna Cheek, it’s the world

The news: a constant source of anxiety, rage and misery in our lives. It’s probably no coincidence then, says psychiatrist, and psychotherapist Dr Joanna Cheek, that rates of mental health problems ar...

16 Feb 27min

Flicking #70: One Battle After Another

Flicking #70: One Battle After Another

Epic in scope and length, deliberately problematic characters, a very distinct aesthetic and a Jonny Greenwood score to give you the jitters: Paul Thomas Anderson’s 2025 award-bothering opus is Yosra’...

13 Feb 37min

Rated or Dated: Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

Rated or Dated: Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

The only living neurotic in New York? Woody Allen certainly seems to think himself so as the writer/director/star of this much-lauded comedy drama. Its Chekhovian title suggests this is a film about w...

11 Feb 25min

Sirin Kale on the Birth Keepers

Sirin Kale on the Birth Keepers

New Guardian Investigates podcast The Birth Keepers, about controversial group The Free Birth Society, is the product of a year-long investigation by award-winning journalist Sirin Kale and reporting ...

10 Feb 27min

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