# Rachel Burden

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Community connections

The Refugee Buddy Project helps families and individuals from refugee backgrounds. The charity's founder Rossana Leal, tells Rachel Burden about how her experience of fleeing Chile in the 80s inspired her to help others coming to the UK. Café Hope is our virtual Radio 4 coffee shop, where guests p‮…

Defence spending delays "undermining country's credibility"

MPs warn the hold-up on a plan for defence spending is harming relations with the UK's allies, as the Prime Minister prepares to host European allies in Downing Street. Plus: the death of the proper football anthem is mourned by Keith Allen, the man behind several classics. Rachel Burden presents.

Rivalry renewed as England take on Argentina

Rachel Burden, BBC presenter and Fernando Romero, Argentina-based journalist.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Classic Cally: Rachel Burden from Series Three

In this classic episode from the Namaste Archive, Cally talks to broadcaster Rachel Burden about sleep, setbacks, babies, broadcasting, the BBC, stereotypes, menopause, meditation, speeding up, slowing down, puppies, play, podcasts, Devon, detractors and determination.  Instagram: ⁠@rachelburden_‮…

Hospital hospitality

Emmie’s Kitchen was created after Eve Naraynsingh’s daughter, Emmie, was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia at the age of eight. It started as a single home-cooked meal for families once a month at The Manchester Children's hospital, and is now into a volunteer-led service delivering on ‮…

Scrubbing up for sobriety

Recorded at the Hay Festival, Chris Sylvester, founder of Getting Clean, tells Rachel Burden how his recovery from heroin addiction made him want to help other addicts. Starting with litter picking and helping in the community, Chris then moved on to making soap. Recovering addicts now make and se‮…

Ginnel gardens

Yasmine El-Gabry tells Rachel Burden how she and her neighbours met when they decided to clean up and transform their shared alleyway. What was once a rubbish filled space, littered with everything from mattresses to old fridges, was transformed into a shared garden with lights and chairs where th‮…

Fatherhood forum

Founder of the Good Dads Club, Matt Krishnan-Bird, tells Rachel Burden how the support group for fathers helps men in Essex share the highs and lows of parenting. There's now over 400 members and they can take part in organised strolls and events giving the fathers a chance to meet one another. He‮…

Sea and support

The director of Reclaim The Sea, Rebecca Wetten, tells Rachel Burden how the nonprofit organisation teaches refugees and asylum seekers swimming, surfing and paddleboarding to help them move past trauma and not fear the sea. Café Hope is our virtual Radio 4 coffee shop, where guests pop in for a b‮…

Sporting solidarity

Founder of Brave Mind, Simon Trower, tells Rachel Burden how his love of rugby and his own experience of depression helped shape the charity's drive to use sport to support young people's mental health. Simon knew that when he opened up about the dark times he had been through, it could help other‮…