Desi Download
Talat-Farooq Awan presents a pick of the week from BBC Local Radio Asian community programmes. News, views and a celebration of the cultural life of Asian people across England, all told in their own words. Desi Download is available every Wednesday and episodes are approximately 25 minutes.
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Recent episodes (4)
Weds 8th February 2012
Wed, 8 Feb 12
Duration:
28 mins
Available:
28 days remainingReaction to a group of men convicted of terrorism, Pakistan’s relationship with the Taliban and how good are you at haggling ?
with Talat Farooq Awan Weds 01-02-12
Wed, 1 Feb 12
Duration:
26 mins
Available:
21 days remainingOpposition to the planned EDL march grows,taxi drivers take a stand against mobiles, plus new Bollywood actress makes her debut.
Desi Download with Talat-Farooq Awan 24 Jan 12
Wed, 25 Jan 12
Duration:
31 mins
Available:
14 days remainingIn memory of Anuj Bidve, the legacy of sporting icon Muhammad Ali, and can Sharia law really work in today’s society?
Desi Download with Talat Farooq Awan. 18 Jan 12
Wed, 18 Jan 12
Duration:
30 mins
Available:
7 days remainingAre men tackling the issue of forced marriage enough? The BBC wins the right to broadcast a TV interview with detainee Babar Ahmad, and much more with our new presenter Talat Farooq Awan…
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