East London's finest business expert Emma Grede joins Richie. She's the visionary force behind some of the most influential consumer brands of our generation. She's also a trailblazing mentor and investor, the first female judge of colour on Shark Tank, and a guest Dragon on Dragons' Den.

Eni Aluko also joins Richie to discuss the latest with the Women's Euro Finals!

Mary Mandefield is in for Richie Brave discussing Black stories on stage, netball and finding out more about Disability Pride Month.

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Fee Mak and guests with the biggest group chat of the week. @1Xtra on social

We hear from Tinie Tempah on why UK nightlife also means protecting collective joy, community and creativity. We also speak with activist and writer Kelechi Okafor on reclaiming space and spirit in new book, Awakened.

Windrush's legacy shines in a Brixton play, One Way Out - which is about identity, belonging and survival - we hear from director Montel Douglas about the thought process and production. We also hear from Subira Cameron-Gopty, coordinator for the Windrush round tables, and Garrick Prayogg, community activist and campaigner. Author Keshia Sakarah talks us through the versatility of culinary islands in Caribe: A Caribbean Cookbook, and classical musician Daniel Kidane shares his passions and hopes for better representation in classical music.

On the eighth anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire, the fight for justice continues for safer housing. Joining us is housing campaigner Kwajo Tweneboa, as we discuss the legacy of Grenfell and the state of social housing today, and journalist Jamila Pereira shares through her work on housing, what must change to ensure a tragedy like Grenfell never happens again. We also hear thoughts from fathers on Father's Day.

Recorded in Bradford, celebrating it being the City of Culture. Richie's uncovering the strong cultural tapestry that makes the place so unique. Through candid conversations with locals, Richie explores the stories, histories and influences shaping the diverse communities. Joining him are journalist Grace McIntosh, photographer Victor Wedderburn, rapper Kenzo Jae, author and teacher Lola Okolosie and DJ Jae Depz - each offering their own perspective on life in Bradford.

From music and media to the city’s evolving identity, 1Xtra Talks celebrates the voices and experiences that define the area.

Please note, this programme includes language which some listeners may find offensive.

In a world where digital voices and traditional media mix a lot, does one shape public opinion more than the other? Guvna B sits in and dives into the evolving landscape of influence, credibility, and storytelling. Joining the conversation are rapper Fekky, discussing his farm life documentary - then we dig into this topic with content creator and speaker Courtney Boateng, presenter Oré Olukoga, journalist Jonelle Awomoyi and influencer Ella Thomas. Together, they unpack how media and influence intersect in today's fast-changing world.

Mental Health Awareness Week is being recognised worldwide, as well as the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia.

We heard from Tony Cealy, Lloyd Curtis, Errol Thompson, Sharmone Preddie and Yusuf Muhammad from The Black Men's Consortium. We also speak with therapist and founder of Find A Balance, Samantha Grant, then 1Xtra’s Kaylee Golding joins us from Birmingham.

New Netflix TV show Cheaters is bringing secrets to the light, and presenter and relationships expert Paul Brunson gives us the inside scoop on its success, as well as understanding the spiral towards betrayal through cheating in relationships.

Plus, live from New York, presenter Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty brings us the latest on the Diddy trial - breaking down the biggest moments and what’s next.

And from Birmingham, author Selina Brown joins us to highlight the importance of cultural diversity in children’s literature, sharing insights from her new book, My Rice is Best.