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Anita Rani

Anita Rani

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Oct 2, 2026

speaker_1ADVERTISER
1:31
Listen to Choiceology at schwab.com slash podcast or wherever you listen.
Anita RaniHOST
1:39
Hello, I'm Anita Rani and welcome to Woman's Hour from BBC Radio 4.
Anita RaniHOST
1:44
Good morning and welcome to the programme.
Anita RaniHOST
1:47
Women are being offered fake weight loss drugs.

30 MINS LATER

Bex GunnGUEST
31:51
That's just, that's who we are.
Bex GunnGUEST
31:53
That's what we do.
Bex GunnGUEST
31:54
And I don't know if you're aware of the phrase, Anita, flying by the seat of your pants.
Bex GunnGUEST
31:58
Maybe.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
1:13
Listen to Choiceology at schwab.com slash podcast or wherever you listen.
Anita RaniHOST
1:21
Hello, I'm Anita Rani and welcome to Woman's Hour from BBC Radio 4.
Anita RaniHOST
1:26
Good morning and welcome to the programme.
Anita RaniHOST
1:29
We will be remembering the broadcasting pioneer and campaigner Dame Esther Ranson this morning, who has died at 86.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
6:21
Yes.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
6:23
Something I adopted from Anita Rani's Sisters of Defiance podcast.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
6:28
And obviously being a yoga therapist, I work a lot with the breath.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
6:32
So life changing.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
2:07
and follow at schwab.com slash washington wise or wherever you listen
Anita RaniHOST
2:22
Hello, I'm Anita Rani and welcome to Woman's Hour from BBC Radio 4.
Anita RaniHOST
2:26
Just to say that for rights reasons, the
Skye EdwardsGUEST
2:29
music in the original radio broadcast has been removed for this podcast.
Anita RaniHOST
0:00
Hello, I'm Anita Rani and welcome to Woman's Hour from BBC Radio 4.
Anita RaniHOST
0:05
Good morning and welcome to the programme.
Anita RaniHOST
0:08
50 years after it premiered on Broadway, the play For Coloured Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enough has got its first major London production, described as a choreopoem, a series of poems connected by music that look into the issues affecting the African-American women telling their stories of oppression in a racist and and sexist society.
Anita RaniHOST
15:04
So why is it easy to get the coil for contraception but not otherwise?
Zara HaiderGUEST
15:09
Anita, it is a complete postcode lottery as to what women can achieve or get or, or not get.
Zara HaiderGUEST
15:15
If Hattie had come to our service, there'd have been no questions asked about whether she was eligible or not eligible.
Zara HaiderGUEST
15:22
She would have had that coil fitted.
Zara HaiderGUEST
15:57
Be- well, because of the money is not flowing with the patient.
Zara HaiderGUEST
15:59
So Hattie goes to a service, and they would say, "Yeah, absolutely, you could have it for contraception," but because this is a gynae cause, the money comes from somewhere else, so therefore we can't do it for you.
Zara HaiderGUEST
16:10
Now, that's not consistent though, Anita, so it doesn't happen in every service.
Anita RaniHOST
16:13
Yeah.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
7:22
So I'm really conscious.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
7:23
This conscious breath is something I've introduced just in the past few weeks, adopted from Anita Rani's Sisters of Defiance podcast.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
7:32
And I love it.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
7:33
I'm a yoga therapist as well, do a lot of breath work.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
0:28
Visit bbc.com forward slash subscribe to find out more.
Anita RaniHOST
0:35
Hello, I'm Anita Rani and welcome to Woman's Hour from BBC Radio 4.
Anita RaniHOST
0:40
Just to say that for rights reasons, the music in the original radio broadcast has been removed for this podcast.
Anita RaniHOST
0:47
Hello and welcome to the programme.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
1:27
and follow at schwab.com slash washington wise or wherever you listen
Anita RaniHOST
1:43
Hello, I'm Anita Rani and welcome to Woman's Hour from BBC Radio 4.
Anita RaniHOST
1:48
Good morning and welcome to the programme.
Anita RaniHOST
1:50
More than a thousand children have died in a measles outbreak in Bangladesh.
Emily DeanHOST
9:11
... on shows? How did you deal with that?
Shazia MirzaGUEST
9:13
They thought I was Anita Rani, so they didn't care.
Shazia MirzaGUEST
9:16
[laughs]
Emily DeanHOST
9:16
[laughs]

7 MINS LATER

Emily DeanHOST
16:40
Do you get...
Emily DeanHOST
16:40
Does that happen to you?
Shazia MirzaGUEST
16:41
Well, no, 'cause they've got Anita Rani now as well.
Emily DeanHOST
16:44
[laughs]

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