Our first guest of season two is journalist, lawyer, and university professor, Waleed Aly.Waleed speaks about his career in the media and how he came to be one of the only brown faces on network television in Australia.

He also touches on his love for sport, as well as clarifying the issue surrounding his consultancy on an AFL rule change in 2018.

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This week on BHF Talks, Bilal Ali chats to the youngest umpire in the WAFL, 15-year-old Muneerah Foster.

Muneerah reveals how she got into umpiring, her experiences so far and her aspirations for the future.

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On this week's edition of BHF Talks, Bilal Ali sits down with The Age's State Political Reporter, Sumeyya Ilanbey.

You may have heard Sumeyya's voice asking questions in Premier Dan Andrews' daily press conferences - on this episode, she describes the challenges of reporting on the COVID-19 pandemic, plus much more, including how she got to her current position.

Please note that BHF Talks will move to fortnightly installments after this week's episode, so there won't be an episode released next week.

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This week on BHF Talks, Bilal Ali is joined by comedian Nazeem Hussain.

They chat about making a TV show, the challenges of stand-up comedy, and Nazeem reveals a surprising story involving Dave Chappelle.

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This week on BHF Talks, Bilal Ali is joined by AFL footballer Adam Saad - they discuss Saad's career highlights, personal hardships, and the heroes he looks up to.

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On the first episode of BHF Talks, Bilal Ali is joined by former Socerroo and humanitarian Craig Foster to talk about his work as a human rights activist, and look back on his career as a footballer in Australia and in Europe.

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