Richie Brave hosts the biggest group chat of the week.
Radio 1Xtra,·252 episodes
A year on from the death of George Floyd, 1Xtra Talks explores Pain, Power and Progress.
Richie Brave chats to young people about their experiences in care.
Richie explores the new Police Bill. How will it affect our communities if it becomes law?
Richie Brave and guests chat about being black in Liverpool.
Richie talks to guests about the government’s recent race report.
Richie Brave is touching down in Belfast, chatting about being black and Irish
Richie hears from Glasgow's black movers and shakers.
Richie and guests explore masculinity and all the different ways people express it.
Richie is joined by activists from across the African continent.
Richie discusses the Oprah interview with Meghan and Prince Harry
Richie and Shahlaa tell Mohamud's story
Richie is talking about the legacy of the Black People's Day of Action 40 years since
Richie talks to Drew Dixon about her allegations of harassment in the music industry
Richie and Shahlaa reflect on the year ahead.
Richie and Shahlaa reflect on the Silver Lining moments of 2020.
With the MOBOs coming up, Richie and Shahlaa look back at 24 years of the awards.
Richie and Shahlaa chat to guests about their experiences with mental health.
Richie and Shahlaa become radio cupids, celebrating all things love.
Richie and Shahlaa find out why some people are unsure about taking the vaccine.
What have the last four years been like for black people in America, and what's next?
Richie and Shahlaa chat to Anton Ferdinand about his experiences on and off the pitch.
We talk to abuse survivors and find out what to do if you're in a dangerous relationship.
With Small Axe on our screens, we’re celebrating black British art and storytelling.
We’re chatting to people who’ve been shielding and asking: has Covid made us ableist?
Richie Brave and Shahlaa Tahira explore child food insecurity in the UK
Reece Parkinson and Shahlaa Tahira explore how we might change the police in the UK.
With Osime Brown's story in the news, we look at why people are being deported.
We talk to activists and young campaigners who are taking action against discrimination.
The Black Experience: NEXGEN
Richie Brave talks to a range of 16-20 year olds about life as a black British youngster.
The Black Experience: Mirror on Ourselves
Richie Brave hosts a discussion around a self critical analysis of the Black Community.
