‘BBC Asian Network Represents’ returns for the station’s biggest presenter search
BBC Asian Network has announced the return of its popular programme ‘Asian Network Represents’ after a three-year break.
The show will relaunch in April 2026 and aims to spotlight fresh talent by introducing 12 new presenters who reflect British Asian culture, music, and entertainment.
The initiative is designed to provide opportunities for emerging voices to gain experience on the UK’s largest Asian radio station, offering a platform for those looking to build careers in national radio and the wider media industry.
Each of the selected presenters will host four episodes of Asian Network Represents between April 2026 and March 2027, airing every Tuesday from 10pm to 11pm.
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‘Asian Network Represents’ will replace One More Chai, which will come to an end on Tuesday 31 March, after two years on the network.
Ahmed Hussain, Head of Asian Network, says: “’Asian Network Represents’ is such an exciting brand for us and I’m genuinely thrilled to be bringing it back to the station. Finding the next generation of presenting talent is crucial, not just for Asian Network but for the wider industry. There are so many incredible British Asian voices out there and we want to give them the platform, support and space to grow and get paid for it! For everyone who has been asking for the opportunity, this is your chance! We will continue championing voices from across the UK, so wherever you are and whatever your experience, I encourage you to send in a demo.”
