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This week on the SheerLuxe Vodcast, Nana Acheampong is joined by Basma Khalifa and Lisa Potter-Dixon. Together they discuss everything new and noteworthy, from Adolescence on Netflix to the app they're obsessed with and SheerLuxe's recent Iftar dinner. They then go on to chat about some hot topics this week, including the creative director shuffles at Versace and Loewe as well as Jamie Laing's impressive Comic Relief challenge. The three then move on to answer your dilemmas – from how to navigate a long-distance relationship to the best ways to age gracefully… Subscribe For More | http://bit.ly/2VmqduQ Get SheerLuxe Straight To Your Inbox, Daily | http://sheerluxe.com/signup Congratulations To Gfan1 on winning the Sarah Chapman Bundle. Please email podcast@sheerluxe.com with your details so we can send it your way!Competition | Tatcha | https://www.tatcha.co.uk/ Terms & Conditions: The entrant must be 18 or over to enter, and it is only valid to UK entrants. Only one entry per person. No alternative cash or otherwise to the stated prizes are available. SheerLuxe is not responsible for and will not offer any compensation, financial or otherwise, for any loss, damage or disappointment arising if the prize is not fulfilled by the providing company for any reason whatsoever. PANELNana Acheampong | @styledbynana | https://www.instagram.com/styledbynana/ Old H&M Zebra Print Blazer (similar) | https://tinyurl.com/h9dnduhx Mango Ribbed Vest | https://tinyurl.com/4uwm3kx8 Mango Leather Wide Leg Trousers | https://tinyurl.com/jmx7cmjwA.W.A.K.E. Mode x John Lewis Square Toe Heels | https://tinyurl.com/3rfyz5yw Basma Khalifa | @basmakhalifa | https://www.instagram.com/basmakhalifa/ ASOS Snake Print Knee High Boots | https://tinyurl.com/mtvhtm28 COS Relaxed Cotton Wide Leg Trousers | https://tinyurl.com/3b5tcnns Mango Cashmere Top and Cardigan | https://www.brandalley.co.uk/19089314.htmlWhistles Khaki Clean Bonded Leather Jacket | https://tinyurl.com/2zvsjnpe Lisa Potter Dixon | @lisapotterdixon | https://www.instagram.com/lisapotterdixon/ Frankie Shop Jumpsuit | https://eu.thefrankieshop.com/products/linda-jumpsuit-beigeVinted Old Topshop Boots Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alex is thrilled to introduce our latest ‘This is a Token' podcast episode with the multi-talented and brilliant Basma Khalifa.After starting as a stylist in the fashion industry, Basma's career evolved into documentary and film making based on her own experience growing up with mixed and varied cultural influences. Basma and Alex talk through their views on how race and gender are often portrayed within the media. They discuss in depth her debut documentary, ‘Inside the Real Saudi Arabia: Why I Had to Leave' for the BBC and how much of a wild but incredible journey it was for her and her contributors.Snuggle up with a cup of tea and listen in as Alex and Basma cover all this, and deep dive into the incredible stories behind Basma's beautiful personal collection of jewellery. It's truly a treasure trove from start to finish. Here are some useful links for further reading on topics discussed by Alex and Basma:You can follow Basma on Instagram and Twitter @basmakhalifa.You can watch ‘Inside the Real Saudi Arabia: Why I Had to Leave' BBC Documentary Clip here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfKuGQeCsRYVisit her website: www.basmakhalifa.comIllustration by Connie Bella MonroeEdited by Emily SandfordMusic by Daniel Patrick Cohen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the fourth episode of our 'Diversity Unlocks Discovery' mini-series in partnership with Meta, IAB UK's Director of Transformation Sophia Haynes is joined by Meta's Miriam Faber and Muslim creator Basma Khalifa as the conversation turns to Ramadan, which this year starts in late March and will be marked by 2.6 million Muslims in the UK. Miriam and Basma are no stranger to The IAB UK Podcast, having been guests during Ramadan in 2021, so two years on they explore the progress in the way brands are marking Ramadan. From Meta's own 'fearless' campaigns for Ramadan to the brands lacking the same confidence, Basma and Miriam discuss the importance of having conversations with the people you're trying to speak to, being brave and finding the best way to mark Ramadan authentically for your brand.Discover Meta's latest consumer insights and strategies to connect with customers and drive value this Ramadan season. at https://www.facebook.com/business/ramadanMissed the start of the series? Catch up on the first three episodes here: https://open.spotify.com/show/6oq2kymP5sEMIqpEBLuoHy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As Ramadan 2022 nears its end and Eid al-Fitr approaches, James Chandler is joined by Meta's Zehra Chatoo and Modest Visions' Co-Founder Dina Basharahil to discuss how brands are approaching and celebrating Ramadan online.A year on from last year's episode with Miriam Faber and creator Basma Khalifa, we invited Meta back to discuss how different brands are approaching Ramadan and Eid, why the focus shouldn't exclusively be around fasting, and how brands and planners can enrich what they're doing around Ramadan by leveraging real insight to understand Muslim audiences. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

To mark the start of Ramadan, James is joined by Miriam Faber, Facebook's Content and Campaigns Lead for Northern Europe, and Basma Khalifa, the director and film maker behind Facebook's 'Stories of Ramadan'. In this episode, Basma and Miriam talk about how brands can better serve the millions of Muslims fasting this month, how non-Muslims can be supportive allies to colleagues and friends who are observing Ramadan, as well as looking forward to the opportunities and possibilities for companies when it comes to Eid al-Fitr in May. Find out more about Basma at basmakhalifa.com and check out Facebook's Stories of Ramadan at facebook.com/business/m/sharedbyfacebook/insights/ramadan-for-growth-markets Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Season 2 of the Unpretty Podcast will be dropping very soon! We've got some great guests, (some of which you've asked us to get on the podcast), that join our co-hosts Chi Ufodiama and Basma Khalifa to explore the world of beauty through the lens of Black and non-black people of colour. Make sure you're subscribed to be the first to hear when the first episode of this season goes live.#UnprettyPodcast @unprettypodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Basma Khalifa is a filmmaker, director and presenter. We talk about Basma’s childhood growing up in Northern Ireland as a person of colour, her return to her birthplace in Saudi Arabia in 2018 which was documented in a brilliant BBC Three documentary and eventually getting kicked out of Saudi and we also chat about Basma’s perseverance and the hard graft that has gone into her career to date.

In this episode, gal-dem are joined by director, filmmaker and fashion stylist Basma Khalifa as she reflects on her love of storytelling and how it has nurtured her multifaceted career. A self-professed workaholic, Basma gives insight into how being a Black woman has shaped her sense of drive, shares wise words from her parents and proves why being ballsy can be a great thing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week of Headstrong, I was joined by Basma Khalifa. Basma is a writer, director, film maker and fashion stylist who was born in Saudi Arabia. Basma has lived in many places, including New York, Ireland and now London, however the BBC sent her to her birth country to make a documentary about life in the 21st Century in Saudi Arabia. Basma and I talked about this documentary, as well as the Black Lives Matter movement, and what community, identity and voice all mean in this day and age.

On this week of Headstrong, I was joined by Basma Khalifa. Basma is a writer, director, film maker and fashion stylist who was born in Saudi Arabia. Basma has lived in many places, including New York, Ireland and now London, however the BBC sent her to her birth country to make a documentary about life in the 21st Century in Saudi Arabia. Basma and I talked about this documentary, as well as the Black Lives Matter movement, and what community, identity and voice all mean in this day and age.

Join hosts Basma Khalifa and Chi Ufodiama on a journey to explore the world of beauty through the lens of people of colour - with the help of some special guests.Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @unprettypodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mothers are taking part today in the Extinction Rebellion protests with a mass ‘nurse in’ when they will bottle or breastfeed their young babies on the front line of one of the road blockades. Jenni looks at the history of women taking their children to protests with Anne Pettitt one of the founders of the Women’s Peace Camp at Greenham Common in the 1980’s, Lorna Greenwood one of the organisers of today’s ‘nurse in’ and Dr Caitriona Beaumont, associate Professor of Social History from London South Bank University. While the catwalks of London, New York and Paris appear to be thriving, the latest figures from the British Retail Consortium reveal that the high street has just experienced its worse September in over 20 years – with clothing sales down 3.9%. There’s also a much greater awareness of the environmental impacts of fast fashion. With 11 million items of clothing going into UK landfill each week, the days of guilt-free shopping sprees are surely over. So what is the real face of fashion today? Stylist and journalist Basma Khalifa discusses the rise of ‘season-less’ style, while Oxfam’s sustainable fashion expert Fee Gilfeather talks about the surge in second-hand fashion as an alternative to buying new. The second of two reports on the American states that have tightened their abortion laws this year. Today we hear from Alabama which voted in the strictest abortion laws in the whole of America. Despite this there’s a surprising building going up in its largest city, Birmingham. It’s a sexual health clinic which will offer abortions. People are already protesting against it and Siobhann Tighe has been to meet them. Shuck ‘N’ Jive is the debut play written by Cassiopeia Berkeley-Agyepong and Simone Ibbett-Brown. Frustrated by the stereotypical roles available to them, Cassiopeia and Simone decided to write a play exploring representation and systemic racism in the performing arts. Presented by Jenni Murray Produced by Caroline Donne Interviewed guest: Anne Pettitt Interviewed guest: Lorna Greenwood Interviewed guest: Dr. Caitriona Beaumont Interviewed guest: Basma Khalifa Interviewed guest: Fee Gilfeather Interviewed guest: Cassiopeia Berkeley-Agyepong Interviewed guest: Simone Ibbett-Brown

Basma Khalifa is a stylist, writer, art director and film maker. We’re in a time where it is more common and accepted to be considered multidisciplinary with many skill sets listed as your profession. Our next guest has created several lanes for herself to express her passions and creativity, while keeping a consistent thread that lets her audiences be a part of her communities online and offline. Get in touch with us to join our creative conversations thetab@lsbstudios.co.uk @lsbstudios - See Basma's work @basmakhalifa See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There's been widespread praise for Jacinda Ardern handling of the terrorist attack in Christchurch. She's been held up as an example of how women leaders can handle some problems better. But do women leaders really do things differently? Journalist Anne McElvoy and former special adviser Ayesha Hazarika discuss. The W series for women's motor racing has launched, it aims to address the imbalance in a sport which hasn't seen a female compete at the top level for well over 25 years. We talk to driver Jamie Chadwick, W Series CEO Catherine Bond-Muir and to journalist, Poppy McKenzie Smith. When is it the right time to talk to your child about their disability? And how should you do it? Disability activist Caroline Casey and Woman's Hour listener, Kate who has three children with different disabilities discuss their experiences. And Spring fashion has landed and colour is back. How to wear lilac and yellow? Lisa Armstrong and Basma Khalifa give sceptics their advice on embracing the new season's colours.

We talk head game and the car wash for our Valentine’s special ;) Plus documentarian and fashion queen Basma Khalifa gives us the lowdown on living in Saudi Arabia, ranked one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be a woman.

What can be done to beat eating disorders,and how can we raise awareness for those who struggle with their relationship to food and body image?Tom Quinn the director of external affairs at eating disorder charity Beat, joins the Badass ladies in the studio with Olivia Marcus who shares her story as a recovering anorexic, and how she overcame the challenges of her eating disorder.Basma Khalifa talks about her upcoming BBC Three Documentary: Inside The Real Saudi Arabia: Why I Had To Leave. Basma explains what she discovered about life in Saudi Arabia, women's rights in the country and debates whether she could live there again now having become so used to western culture.For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Inspired by real life events, a new film ‘Love Sonia' is the story of a young girl from a small village in India who finds herself caught up in the global sex trafficking industry. One of the stars of the film is Freida Pinto. She joins Jenni to discuss. The first leader of the Women's Equality Party is standing down. Sophie Walker has been doing the job since 2015. In 2017 her party published a manifesto full of feminist policies from which she openly invited all the mainstream parties to steal. She has said repeatedly that she wants to change the way we do politics. And yesterday, she sought to change it saying that “sometimes in order to lead, you have to get out of the way”. She explains what she meant and why she's decided to go now. Basma Khalifa was born in Saudi Arabia, but grew up in Northern Ireland before moving to London as a stylist. In a new BBC 3 documentary, she explores whether it's a place she could consider living in again. Basma and Director Jessica Kelly discuss their experience. An Irish couple say they've been denied an abortion in an Irish hospital even though their unborn baby had a fatal foetal abnormality. They were told by doctors to wait for a miscarriage. Their situation has been brought up in the Irish Parliament, with their consent, and it's raising questions about whether Irish hospitals are ready, or willing, to implement the new law on abortion. There was a referendum last Spring in which the Irish people voted 66.4% in favour of Repealing the Eighth Amendment, which was a law restricting access to abortion. We hear the facts. Presenter: Jenni Murray Producer: Kirsty StarkeyInterviewed Guest: Sophie Walker Interviewed Guest: Freida Pinto Interviewed Guest: Basma Khalifa Interviewed Guest: Jessica Kelly Interviewed Guest: Dr Peter Boylan

Hour 8 – Basma Khalifa, Eartha Pond, Amanda Star, The Last Skeptik, Tiggi Hawke, Sarah Chew

Hour 7 – Matt Okine, Courtney Blazon, Patrick Turpin, Jack Barry, Arielle Free, Eartha Pond, Amanda Star, The Last Skeptik, Basma Khalifa