Hyphenated: Episode 1
Welcome to the first episode of Hyphenated, our weekly podcast for a 360-degree view of Muslim life in Britain and Europe
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In our first episode, our panel of guests reviews the week’s news. Hyphen editor Burhan Wazir, Sisters in Business founder Jennifer Ogunyemi and The People founder Kian Bakhtiari discuss the impact of Suella Braverman’s controversial comments about British Pakistani men and grooming gangs.
Plus, our guests also reflect on why Gen Z Muslims are a force in the workplace, and what Hamza Yousef’s leadership of the Scottish National Party says about Scotland and the UK.
Social media star Shabaz Says also talks to us about the serious message behind his comedy content.
All episodes will be available at hyphenonline.com/podcast
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Topics
Selected stories
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‘There are many hidden Muslim gems in London’s history’
AbdulMaalik Tailor, the founder of Muslim History Tours, is on a mission to show everyone an often-ignored side of the UK capital
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Why politicians should heed the King’s words by encouraging a common civic identity
Britain’s political parties should take lessons from King Charles and encourage good relations between people of all faiths and creeds
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‘You get art but then you also get something edible’
Young Muslim bakers have turned their lockdown hobby into decorative cake making start-ups with the help of Instagram
