Nadiya Hussain

Welcome to We're Talking.

In this episode, Nadiya Hussain opens up about the experience that changed her life, from entering the Great British Bake Off as a self-taught baker battling anxiety, to winning the show and suddenly finding herself in the public eye.

[upbeat music] You've written 18 books in the last 10 years.

10 years, yeah.

But every now and then there would be a little bit of that like, you'd get a sense of how someone's actually feeling about immigration or, you know, people of colour or just any of that sort of stuff.

But it speaks to the whole good immigrant myth that it's such a fickle binary scale that you have to do something either exceptional like Nadia Hussain, or even Nadia Hussain never really got to be celebrated because of all the racism that happened after she won the Great British Bake Off, or footballers, or for that firefighter to scale the side of that building in Paris in order to get citizenship was...

Or they have to be seen as not a threat.

And in order to be seen as not a threat, they have to work 16 hours a day selling you racist newspapers.

On Monday, our union jackass was Jess Phillips.

On Tuesday, Nadia Hussain.

On Wednesday, Ed Davey.

And on Thursday, the former Conservative cabinet minister turned GB News presenter.

And they are now in.

In fourth position with 15% of the vote, Ed Davey.

In third position with 25% of the vote, Nadia Hussain.

The runner up with 27% of the vote, Jess Phillips.

Look at this scumbag.

Nadia Hussain.

In Britain, for anyone who's foreign, you might not know, we've got a show called Bake Off, The Bake Off.

And there's spin-offs like Celebrity Bake Off.

What are you talking about, Nadia? White tears? What if I talked about brown tears? You'd scream oasism, wouldn't you? When Nadia got axed from the TV and she was butthurt about that.

About, oh, it's just brown tears.

That's just Nadia Hussain's brown tears.

They don't count.

Maybe he should be thinking about stopping the stabbings instead.

And Nadiya Hussain, you know, from the Bake Off, she's been slammed by Esther Krakue for boasting about cousin marriage because of her own parents.

There's also major breaking royal news.

We're gonna cover that over in the Royal Uncancelled after show today because Prince Harry has blamed King Charles over this new disaster besetting the Invictus Games.

And by the way, congratulations to Mike Graham for what he is doing with UKLive and bringing in all of these people.

I hope it is a huge, huge success.

The Bake Off star, Nadiya Hussain, who now claims that the British Baking Corporation is racist even though it gave her, her entire career, in large part because she wore a face covering or a head covering, whatever it's called, is now trying to normalize first cousin marriage.

And finally someone has had the balls to call it out.