The Williams sisters are back on court: best podcasts of the week
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The Williams sisters are back on court: best podcasts of the week
"This new video podcast from tennis stars Serena and Venus Williams sees the sisters return to their roots. It's named after the street they grew up on in Compton, California and sees them sitting in armchairs on an empty court for a chat. The debut episode involves them interviewing each other to reminisce about old matches, their upbringing and whether people thought we secretly hated each other."
"Charming personal tales are the stock-in-trade of this look at the people of Armenia. From a Toronto-based family whose VCR of their homeland leads them to discover long-lost relatives to the pioneering drag queen trying to revolutionise their nation, it's colourful, detailed storytelling with an eye for a great yarn. AD Widely available, episodes weekly Joe and James Fact Up Fact finding Joe Thomas and James Buckley host Joe and James Fact Up."
A video podcast features Serena and Venus Williams returning to their roots, named after the street where they grew up in Compton, California, with the sisters sitting in armchairs on an empty court and interviewing each other about matches, upbringing and rumours of mutual dislike. Another series presents intimate Armenian personal tales, ranging from a Toronto family's VCR-led reunion with long-lost relatives to a pioneering drag queen aiming to revolutionise their nation, delivered as colourful, detailed storytelling. Comedic show Joe and James Fact Up pairs startling facts with rambling chat and sketches. A BBC investigation examines Monic Karungi's case and exposes sexual exploitation in Dubai.
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