Drive Time Show Podcast 22-10-2026: Black History and Second Chances

Join our hosts for Thursday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Black History' and 'Second Chances' Black History Black History is about more than looking back. From identity and culture to migration, inequality and achievement, how does the history of Black communities continue to shape the world we live in today?Join us this Black History Month as we explore why understanding the past still matters today. Second Chances We all make mistakes, but can people genuinely change and deserve another chance? What role do repentance, forgiveness and taking responsibility play when someone wants to start again?Join us as we explore whether a second chance can lead to real change. Guests: Imam Muhammad Khursheed Sahib – Vice Missionary In-charge -UK, Son of a long-standing missionary in The Gambia, Imam Munawwar Khursheed Sahib. Dr JC Niala – acclaimed historian and anthropologist. She is currently affiliated with the University of Oxford as the Deputy Director and Head of Research, Teaching, and Collections at the History of Science Museum. Tony Warner – author and founder of Black History Walks. This organisation was founded in 2007 to uncover the often-overlooked history of African and Caribbean people in the streets of London, through guided walks, talks, films, tours and educational resources. Professor Insa Nolte Keith A. Pears – bestselling British author whose twenty novels have sold more than one million copies worldwide. His work explores how our choices shape our lives, often leaving readers wondering: what if we had the chance to do things differently? Sam Parker – award-winning author, journalist and speaker exploring psychology, emotional health, masculinity and fatherhood. His debut book, Good Anger (2025), was named Non-Fiction Book of the Year by The Independent. He is a senior editor at British GQ and writes The Good Father newsletter, exploring family life, identity and emotional wellbeing. Producers:Shamamah Dogar and Rubina SherazVOI