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Late Night Woman's Hour

 The format of this media platform is in the format of a podcast which is evident due to the layout of the website however it is produced by BBC Radio 4. The themes that are covered by this podcasting is themes related to modern day society particularly of the younger generations from 14 and above or 35 year old women which is their originated target audience. This is evident due to some of the topics consisting of, Love Island, Friendships, Not Wanting Children etc. Majority of the structure of the content comes from mostly just discussions, not just of the producers view but of other womens as well.

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