You are about to listen to a BBC podcast and I like to tell you a bit about what goes into making one.

I'm Siddhartha Cesset, an assistant commissioner of Podcasts for BBC Sounds.

I pull a lot of levers to support a diverse range of

podcasts on all sorts of subjects, relationships, identity, comedy, even one

that mixes poetry, music and inner city life. So one day I'll be helping host develop their ideas, the next

fact checking, a feature and the next looking at how a podcast connects with its

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This is five live boxing.

Another Saturday Night Equality Boxing,

this time a fantastic new venue to Coop Live on the outskirts of Manchester

and another bonus pod. pod after pod it's fight after fight. I'm Steve Bunce and

this is most definitely five live boxing. So this Saturday, the co-op live on the outskirts of Manchester, it's only about five minutes on a tram from Piccadilly to be perfectly honest with you.

Regis Pro Grey is back, you remember him a couple of years ago at that 12 round,

incredible fight with Josh Taylor's one world title since then and chasing another world title and he's

fighting Jack Kattrel. You remember Jack Kattrel, he beat Josh Taylor earlier this year,

he lost the Josh Taylor controversially previously it's a massive

fire there's also a British title fight on the bill Michael Gomez Jr. against

Reeves Bilotti and then there's a kind of odd grudge match, the type of grudge match that people that know me.

No, I love. It's Campbell Hatton. He was 14 and 0 earlier this year, and then he lost to Jimmy Flynn. Now he's got a rematch with Jimmy

Flynn. It might not mean a lot to you if you're used to Usick and Fury and

Better Beev and Bivel and Deonti Wader and Canello Alvaris. No, but it means a lot to me and that's why we're

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