Comments by "Roberta" (@user-pt3gi5ul2e) on "Malala calls out gender apartheid in Afghanistan" video.

  1. Bread & Roses . Had to extrapolate it from the transcript, then verified w/ imdb. Hostess said "Watch at bread and roses" or perhaps "watch - ah - bread and roses". If it was "watch @breadandroses" maybe that's a link. Due out Nov 22, 2024. In Pashtu. Chleba i Róż . Director is Sahra Mani, who may have been the woman on the left. Reading ahead in transcript made me think she was Jennifer, but she was speaking that to thank Jennifer (with a glance to each) and Malala (Yousafzai) for the publicity, so I think that was director Sahra Mani and Times radio interview host is Jennifer. Run time 1 hour 30 minutes. Guests say 3 Afghan women filmed their existence. Imdb says film produced [assembled & edited] in USA. Malala asks that we all recommend or mention Bread & Roses in our social media, and keep the women of Afghanistan in our conversations, as well as in our hearts and in our prayers.
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  2. I find Times Radio deficient of detail in description on title page. I'm spoiled by seeing and hearing hosts and guests named in most of the videos I watch. I also expect some redundancy in promotion of the subject leading to the interview! So many times our hostess says "the film", and it was like pulling teeth to get at the title! It goes by once, quickly, near end, and I checked two sources to be sure I got it. I call my first language English, but I hear in American (US). I'd want to hear guests introduced at start. It wasn't the woman with the radio show who dropped names at the end, and she who did didn't mention her own. I must find about a molecule of tolerance if this was clipped from a longer program, but a quality, less slap - dash production could have spliced the info onto the start. Just before this I watched a Times Radio piece wherein Elon Musk's dad ranted about how correct, centrist, and brilliant his son is, and neither description nor transcript was helpful reminding me what his given name is. A modest dig into the comments reminded me. After someone calling him "Adolph Musk, Sr" didn't ring a bell, then "Errol" did. I recall seeing Times Radio on a list of media whose journalistic objectivity may be compromised by their right wing ownership. I don't recall specifics of their owner(s), but I noticed it was not the London Times newspaper.
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