Jawaahir Rooble waxay ahayd 10 jir markii iyada iyo qoyskoodu ka soo carareen dagaalkii sokeeye ee Soomaaliya soona degeen magaalada London. Hadda waa 26 jir magaceedu ku fiday aduunka oo dhan. Waxay noqotay oo diiwaanka u galay inay tahay gabadhii koowaad ee muslim ah ee noqota garsoore kubada cagta ee UK, Isla markaana hiigsanaysa inay noqoto garsoore caalami ah. Waraysi aan la yeelanay oo laba qaybood ah ayaan kala sheekaystay waxyaabihii ku dhiiri galiyay iyo caqabadihii ay la kulantay ilaa hadda. Jawahir Roble was 10 years old when her family moved to London to escape the civil war in Somalia. Now 26, she is making her name for herself as English soccer's first-ever female Muslim referee and has her sights set on the very top. in this two-part interview, we ask her her motivation, challenges she faced and much more. Jawahir has nerves of steel and she is truly remarkable.   A must listen to the interview, --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jawaahir Rooble waxay ahayd 10 jir markii iyada iyo qoyskoodu ka soo carareen dagaalkii sokeeye ee Soomaaliya soona degeen magaalada London. Hadda waa 26 jir magaceedu ku fiday aduunka oo dhan. Waxay noqotay oo diiwaanka u galay inay tahay gabadhii koowaad ee muslim ah ee noqota garsoore kubada cagta ee UK, Isla markaana hiigsanaysa inay noqoto garsoore caalami ah. Waraysi aan la yeelanay oo laba qaybood ah ayaan kala sheekaystay waxyaabihii ku dhiiri galiyay iyo caqabadihii ay la kulantay ilaa hadda. Jawahir Roble was 10 years old when her family moved to London to escape the civil war in Somalia. Now 26, she is making her name for herself as English soccer's first-ever female Muslim referee and has her sights set on the very top. in this two-part interview, we ask her her motivation, challenges she faced and much more. Jawahir has nerves of steel and she is truly remarkable.   A must listen to the interview, --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For the first time in 13 years there are no Spanish clubs in the finals of the Champions League and the Tika Taka style of play is not producing results. Barcelona lost heavily and City were swept away by a mid range club. Some football analysts say that the Spanish style can not cope with the speed and intensity of the modern game. In a bonus special release of 4 part episodes mini series (episodes 11 to 14) ,  Our panellist of football fan experts discuss what went wrong, the significance of Barca and City results and the future of Tiki Taka. This release is in response to demand from our listeners to talk about the stranger happenings in the Champions League. As per episode 10,  we are still officially on our summer break but working on compiling more good stuff. As usual, we would like you to comment and subscribe. More good news : we now have secured the domain somalipodcast.com. and launched a brand new website. Please visit http://www.somalipodcast.com/  and let us know what you think. Our email is  [email protected] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For the first time in 13 years there are no Spanish clubs in the finals of the Champions League and the Tika Taka style of play is not producing results. Barcelona lost heavily and City were swept away by a mid range club. Some football analysts say that the Spanish style can not cope with the speed and intensity of the modern game. In a bonus special release of 4 part episodes mini series (episodes 11 to 14) ,  Our panellist of football fan experts discuss what went wrong, the significance of Barca and City results and the future of Tiki Taka. This release is in response to demand from our listeners to talk about the stranger happenings in the Champions League. As per episode 10,  we are still officially on our summer break but working on compiling more good stuff. As usual, we would like you to comment and subscribe. More good news : we now have secured the domain somalipodcast.com. and launched a brand new website. Please visit http://www.somalipodcast.com/  and let us know what you think. Our email is  [email protected] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For the first time in 13 years there are no Spanish clubs in the finals of the Champions League and the Tika Taka style of play is not producing results. Barcelona lost heavily and City were swept away by a mid range club. Some football analysts say that the Spanish style can not cope with the speed and intensity of the modern game. In a bonus special release of 4 part episodes mini series (episodes 11 to 14) ,  Our panellist of football fan experts discuss what went wrong, the significance of Barca and City results and the future of Tiki Taka. This release is in response to demand from our listeners to talk about the stranger happenings in the Champions League. As per episode 10,  we are still officially on our summer break but working on compiling more good stuff. As usual, we would like you to comment and subscribe. More good news : we now have secured the domain somalipodcast.com. and launched a brand new website. Please visit http://www.somalipodcast.com/  and let us know what you think. Our email is  [email protected] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For the first time in 13 years there are no Spanish clubs in the finals of the Champions League and the Tika Taka style of play is not producing results. Barcelona lost heavily and City were swept away by a mid range club. Some football analysts say that the Spanish style can not cope with the speed and intensity of the modern game. In a bonus special release of 4 part episodes mini series (episodes 11 to 14) ,  Our panellist of football fan experts discuss what went wrong, the significance of Barca and City results and the future of Tiki Taka. This release is in response to demand from our listeners to talk about the stranger happenings in the Champions League. As per episode 10,  we are still officially on our summer break but working on compiling more good stuff. As usual, we would like you to comment and subscribe. More good news : we now have secured the domain somalipodcast.com. and launched a brand new website. Please visit http://www.somalipodcast.com/  and let us know what you think. Our email is  [email protected] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is the last episode of series 1. In this episode, we have invited one of our listeners to share his views about the podcast. We also look back at the numbers and share with our loyal listeners our future plans.  We will be back in the autumn. Thanks for your support throughout the best way to get in touch with us is to email us at [email protected] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hester lived in Mogadishu just before the troubles. But Unlike most ex-pats, she did not live out of a Hotel. She embraced Mogadishu and became a Somali. In Mogadishu, she was known as the white Xalimo, lived with Somalis, hanged out with young Somalis of her age, got herself a Somali step mum (well, with help from Dad) and went out for long runs in the boulevards of Mogadishu. For all of these reasons and for the fact that she was one of few Europeans who lived through the transition, Hester has a unique perspective on Mogadishu you can get in touch with us via email [email protected] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, we argue that President Trump and Ilham Omar have commonality but only one of them will admit to it. We look into to the rise of Omar and why Trump is having nightmares about her.   [email protected] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode covers the football in the UK and tries to understand the obsession in this country with the beautiful game. Hassan talks about all aspects of football in the UK including a very detailed analysis of cost and implication of relegation. Saeed contributes with his report on the field where he interviews football fanatics in a typical Somali café in London. Terraces culture is covered by studying football chants in Enfield and Selhurst Park. This episode exposes Abdul Rashid as the only Somali Crystal Palace football supporter and the fact that in Arsenal they don’t speak. English. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app