Podcast appearances and mentions of anisa subedar

In the latest programme of the monthly series, Mishal Husain introduces dispatches from journalists and writers around the United Kingdom reflecting the range of contemporary life in the country. Traditional cider-making is a slow business. But, as the poet Julian May has been discovering this autumn while he collects the variety of apples which ensure its special quality, it is a richly satisfying process which links to Somerset's past, present and future. Anisa Subedar has seen sons leave the family home for university before, so why is she feeling the departure of a third so keenly this autumn? Growing numbers of young people are declaring themselves non-binary. But, as Sima Kotecha explains, while this can be liberating for them it can pose challenges for parents and other other adults which they can find difficult to meet. Amid the financial and other pressures on local newspapers from online sources of news in particular communities, village newsletters have assumed new importance. Andrew Green considers how his Oxfordshire village newsletter is put together each month and the special skills required to ensure the medium's survival. And Alice Hutton draws back the veil on the highly-organised postal services that operate at music festivals and the poignant, heart-warming and bizarre messages that they specialise in delivering - nearly all of them with only the most rudimentary addresses. Producer: Simon Coates

For our first episode, in interviews with amazing Muslim women, we sit down with a radio presenter and all around Media personality Anisa Subedar. Fitting, no? We talk about her story, impostor syndrome and so much more. A heads up that we hadn't figured our sound situation... in true P:R fashion.  

Anisa Subedar meets two men positioned on opposing sides in the war against fake news. American Christopher Blair makes his living by making up online news stories, and Belgian Maarten Schenk is dedicated to debunking them. The two appear to be natural rivals, but is everything as it first seems? Presenter: Michael Wendling Reporter: Anisa Subedar (Photo: Fake News headline typed with a typewriter. Credit: Getty Images)

When a Democrat Met a Republican: how an innovative project called Better Angels facilitates conversations between people from the left and the right at a time when the ideological divide in America is said to be at its greatest. Anisa Subedar reports. There are fears in Puerto Rico that the statistics authority is about to lose its independence, as the government has developed a money saving plan to strip it of its independent board. While the Caribbean island recovers from a debt crisis and the devastation of Hurricane Maria, many are questioning whether the move could have damaging implications. Also, why are we giving away our personal data so cheaply and with so little thought? Aasmah Mir asks if it is too late to secure our information and whether we should charge for it. She talks to a law professor who believes everyone now has sensitive facts or preferences recorded on what he calls a “database of ruin”. Photo Credit: BBC (Deb Mosby/Tom Chamberlain)

A Russian-funded online new agency has an office in Scotland. We look into allegations of ‘misinformation’ . Is it another just another perspective on news or is an example of what some call ‘Russia’s state-run propaganda machine’? Produced by Anisa Subedar and Will Yates. Image caption: Online agency branding / Image credit: BBC

Eddie Nestor invites Man Utd diehards Robert Meakin and Anisa Subedar to discuss the first and not unexpected defeat of the season and to assess the season ahead and ask you to select your greatest United keeper of all time.

TRobert Meakin and Anisa Subedar join Eddie Nestor again to discuss Fergie's All Time Best XI, Rooney's descent into mediocrity, Balotelli's playboy tactics and Gary Neville's future. This podcast is powered by wife-beating juice. Join our Facebook Group at http://unitedredcast.com

It's filthy draws and late goals this week as Eddie Nestor returns to discuss the latest goings on at Newton Heath with Dave Collins on our financial desk and the club's new owner Anisa Subedar.