# Shazia Mirza
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shazia mirza is an English stand-up comedian, actress, and writer. She is best known for her stand up comedy The Kardashians Made Me Do It, together with her articles in British newspapers The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph.
== Early life ==
Mirza was born in Birmingham, England - the eldest daughter of Muslim Pakistani parents who moved Birmingham, England in the 1960s.Mirza read Biochemistry at the University of Manchester and then achieved a Postgraduate Certificate in Education at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Shazia Mirza - Religion vs Spirituality
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In this bold and honest episode of Spill the Spirituality, Jaz and Trey are joined by Shazia Mirza - award-winning comedian and cultural commentator - to unpack the often uncomfortable tension between religion and spirituality.
With her trademark wit and unfiltered honesty, Shazia reflec…
464: Talking Books at 90 - Recording Pride and Prejudice with Ben Willbond, Phil Dunster, Lisa George and Shazia Mirza
An all-star ensemble comes together to celebrate RNIB Talking Books 9th decade of bringing the joy of reading to blind and partially sighted people. A special recording of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice features some of the UK’s best-known actors and today we chat to four of them.
Ben Willbon…
Jihad and the West - Black Flag over Babylon Chapter Four Podcast Four
Sexual Jihad
“There are a lot of things about us women that sadden me, considering how men see us as rascals.” Lysistrata, from the play Lysistrata by Arisotphanes”
As the Greek play goes, Athenian women were fed up with the war against the Spartans. Lysistrata organized a s…
Jihad and the West Black Flag over Babylon - Chapter Three Podcast Five
Weaponized Humor and the Caliphate
Some American leaders have turned to Hollywood to develop a propaganda strategy against the Caliphate. This action has precedent; presidents have partnered with movie studios to confront an external enemy before, including during World War II, when fi…
Series 5: 4. Digging deep with Shazia Mirza
From Lord Sugar's boardroom to the MasterChef kitchen, comedian Shazia Mirza has been appearing on our screens and stages for many years. Now, she's joining Nadia Ali to dig deep into her faith, how her journey with Islam has changed over the years and why she loves Gen Z's questioning of everythin…
S2 Ep 1: Shazia Mirza
In the first episode of our second season, Guy is joined by comedian, actor and writer Shazia Mirza.
Join the conversation as Shazia and Guy chat, whilst painting each other's portrait.
Photo by Xavier Clarke
Music by Chris Vince
Produced by CRT Audio Tech
Shazia Mirza: I led a secret double life as a comedian
This week, brilliant comedian and presenter Shazia Mirza joins Ateh on the podcast. From her early days navigating a strict upbringing in Birmingham to her secret double life as a science teacher by day and an aspiring stand-up comic by night, Shazia opens up about the sheer tenacity it took to bre…
Conversations with Shazia Mirza and Farrukh Junaidy on working with passion and purpose
Manzil began as one woman's vision for her community in Pakistan, and grew into something far bigger than she ever imagined. In this episode of Conversations With, we sit down with Manzil founder and CEO Shazia Mirza and Farrukh Junaidy, partner at Morison Global member firm, Junaidy Shoaib Asad Ch…
Shazia Mirza (Part Two)
In part two of Emily and Ray’s walk with the fabulous Shazia Mirza, there’s plenty more from one of Britain’s most distinctive and brilliantly funny comedians, as Shazia reflects on her life, career and the experiences that have shaped her comedy.
If you haven’t already, do go back and listen to pa…
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