Amina Atiq's guest appearances

Amina Atiq

Front Row

A Lovely Word Podcast

CAAT Podcast

Words Fail Me: A podcast about thriving with dyslexia

'People Not War'

Al Yamaniah Podcast

Louise Wallwein

Tom Hanks

Jordan Peele

Karl Lagerfeld

Lissa Evans

Quentin Tarantino

Aaron Sorkin

Jamie MacDonald

Sarah Williams

Andy Serkis

Billy Lynn

Alex Gibney

John Adams

Edmund de Waal

Ian McKellen

OwlTail

Our guest today is the Scouse-Yemeni poet and performance artist, Amina Atiq.  She’s a talented, imaginative, and eloquent poet, creative practitioner &amp; award-winning community activist. She was an ABBC Words First Finalist in 2019 &amp; alumni of the young associate &amp; anti-racism group Curious Minds. Amina deftly straddles the communities she considers herself a proud member of – as a scouser and the pride she has in her city of Liverpool, her faith and her connection to Yemen and the Yemeni diaspora in the North of England.                       This podcast was funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and EPIC Projects or, Ecumenical Project for International Cooperation  EPIC is a USA-based, non-profit organization. EPIC creates bonds among caring people devoted to solving global challenges of poverty, food insecurity, environmental degredation, human rights, and making peace. Go to their website epicprojects.org www.dyslexiafoundation.co.uk

Our guest today is the Scouse-Yemeni poet and performance artist, Amina Atiq. She’s a talented, imaginative, and eloquent poet, creative practitioner &amp; award-winning community activist. She was an ABBC Words First Finalist in 2019 &amp; alumni of the young associate &amp; anti-racism group Curious Minds. Amina deftly straddles the communities she considers herself a proud member of – as a scouser and the pride she has in her city of Liverpool, her faith and her connection to Yemen and the Yemeni diaspora in the North of England. This podcast was funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and EPIC Projects or, Ecumenical Project for International Cooperation EPIC is a USA-based, non-profit organization. EPIC creates bonds among caring people devoted to solving global challenges of poverty, food insecurity, environmental degredation, human rights, and making peace. Go to their website <a href="http://epicprojects.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">epicprojects.org</a> <a href="http://www.dyslexiafoundation.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.dyslexiafoundation.co.uk</a>

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Amina Atiq is a Yemeni-Scouse writer, poet and activist and we chatted about her journey to writing and poetry, her connections to Yemen and everything in-between.

Amina Atiq is a Yemeni-Scouse writer, poet and activist and we chatted about her journey to writing and poetry, her connections to Yemen and everything in-between.

Episode #1 Amina Atiq

Peter Bowker

Writer Peter Bowker discusses his epic new drama World On Fire, which follows the first year of World War II told through the intertwining fates of ordinary people drawn from Britain, Poland, France, Germany and the United States as they grapple with the effect of the war on their everyday lives. The BBC One Sunday night series stars Sean Bean, Helen Hunt and Lesley Manville.It was another great night for the British television industry at last night's Emmy Awards. The streaming giants Netflix and Amazon have pushed the industry to produce ever more brilliant dramas and comedies. But as Apple, Disney and NBC prepare to join the market what are the unintended consequences on the industry here?  Radio Times TV critic David Butcher examines the changing television landscape.Today is the autumn equinox, the point of the year when the hours of daylight and darkness are the same before the days get shorter. BBC Radio 4 is marking the occasion with broadcasts of poetry with a seasonal theme throughout the day, and poet Amina Atiq performs her specially-commissioned poem for Front Row.Each month, poet and Daily Telegraph critic Tristram Fane-Saunders endeavours to read every volume of verse published in Britain. He chooses some of his favourite new poetry releases for Front Row: Nobody by Alice Oswald, Frolic and Detour by Paul Muldoon and Kei Miller’s new collection In Nearby Bushes.Presenter: Kirsty LangProducer: Edwina Pitman

Writer Peter Bowker discusses his epic new drama World On Fire, which follows the first year of World War II told through the intertwining fates of ordinary people drawn from Britain, Poland, France, Germany and the United States as they grapple with the effect of the war on their everyday lives. The BBC One Sunday night series stars Sean Bean, Helen Hunt and Lesley Manville. It was another great night for the British television industry at last night's Emmy Awards. The streaming giants Netflix and Amazon have pushed the industry to produce ever more brilliant dramas and comedies. But as Apple, Disney and NBC prepare to join the market what are the unintended consequences on the industry here? Radio Times TV critic David Butcher examines the changing television landscape. Today is the autumn equinox, the point of the year when the hours of daylight and darkness are the same before the days get shorter. BBC Radio 4 is marking the occasion with broadcasts of poetry with a seasonal theme throughout the day, and poet Amina Atiq performs her specially-commissioned poem for Front Row. Each month, poet and Daily Telegraph critic Tristram Fane-Saunders endeavours to read every volume of verse published in Britain. He chooses some of his favourite new poetry releases for Front Row: Nobody by Alice Oswald, Frolic and Detour by Paul Muldoon and Kei Miller’s new collection In Nearby Bushes. Presenter: Kirsty Lang Producer: Edwina Pitman

Peter Bowker on World on Fire, The Emmys, Amina Atiq, New poetry releases

Join Alex, Rebecca, and Rachael as they journey into a land of poetic unknowns, facing fabulous form and structure as they go. The classic rap or poem game, an interview with Amina Atiq, and some hilarious haikus will excite you and the world wide poetry community.

Join Alex, Rebecca, and Rachael as they journey into a land of poetic unknowns, facing fabulous form and structure as they go. The classic rap or poem game, an interview with Amina Atiq, and some hilarious haikus will excite you and the world wide poetry community.