Nitin Sawhney

Published: March 27, 2021, 12:30 p.m.

b'Composer, musician and producer Nitin Sawhney has just released his 11th studio album \\u2018Immigrants\\u2019 and has scored over 50 films and televisions programmes. He joins Suzy Klein and Nikki Bedi to discuss his life, his multi-award-winning music and how he manages to work across the worlds of music, film, video games, dance and theatre. \\n\\nJeanne Socrates is a retired maths lecturer who battled through cyclones, broken bones and the loss of her husband to become the oldest person to sail non-stop and unassisted around the world in 2019. She\\u2019s recently completed a solo campervan tour of Australia and is looking to continue her sailing adventures once the pandemic ends. \\n\\nRavinder Bhogal is a former beauty journalist who swapped eyeshadow palettes for pots and pans as an award-winning restaurateur and food writer. She crosses multiple cultures through her recipes and her second cookbook Jikoni was shortlisted for the Andr\\xe9 Simon prize. \\n\\nMelissa Rice was a well-presented schoolteacher in her twenties who was privately suffering from mental health problems, Crohn\\u2019s disease and alcoholism. After entering recovery from alcohol abuse, Melissa went on to co-host Hooked, a BBC podcast about addiction, and has written Sobering: Lessons Learnt the Hard Way on Drinking, Thinking and Quitting.\\n\\nWe also hear the Inheritance Tracks of television presenter Philip Schofield.\\n\\nProducer: Laura Northedge\\nEditor: Richard Hooper\\nPresenter: Nikki Bedi\\nPresenter: Suzy Klein'