All about the bantz podcast- Do you believe in New Years Resolution? (Yes or No)

Oreo, Coconut, Bounty. These are a few racial slurs Black British people face on a daily basis. During this episode of all about the bantz Mr Dellacruz is joined by his two family members (sister and cousin). We explore the term cultural identity and what it means to us. We also reflect on the past, sharing stories on what it was like to grow up as a Black British child (first generation) within the U.K. So sit back, relax and enjoy all about the bantz

In big 2019 you would think that we would consider each others feelings in order to get along. During this bonus all about the bantz episode Mr Dellacruz is joined by two recurring guests Melvin and Pritti. We will be discussing our "pet peeves". This topic ranges from getting annoyed when people sneeze without covering their mouth/nose; to being disgusted when people do not wash their hands once they have urinated (yuck). So sit back, relax and enjoy all about the bantz.

Whew child it seems like everywhere you go someone is trying to convince us to be a vegan. Can't I eat my deep friend chicken in peace without being questioned huh *rolls eyes emoji*. All bantz aside guys, health is wealth. It's important to educate ourselves about the different food options that are available. During this one hour episode, we interview two of our good friends (Zack and Latisse). Zack is a vegan and Latisse is a vegetarian. We discuss the reasons behind them converting to Veganism and Vegetarianism. What are the pros and cons of being a non-meat eater (e.g health benefits and challenges). Lastly, do they believe people are converting to veganism due to it being a popular trend. So sit back, relax and enjoy all about the bantz. 

London is a melting pot of cultures that celebrate on another. You would think there would be no room for ignorance especially within the work place. During this episode of all about the bantz Mr Dellacruz and Lizbiz will discuss how they handled answering politically incorrect questions linked to their ethnicity within the workplace. We will discuss whether "culture awareness" training is still needed within our workplace. 

Guys we have our very first guests. During this "its above me now (how did your past mistakes influence your future?) episode we are joined by our good friends Melvin and Pritti. We discuss past mistakes ranging from our careers to personal relationships. As well as what we learnt from these experiences and how it influenced our future. sit back, relax and enjoy all about the bantz.

Guys it's finally time to get rid of our bad habits. Be the person you want to be in the future by addressing the problems today (not tomorrow, not next week or next year). During this episode Mr Dellacruz and Lizbiz discuss their bad habits, how to overcome bad habits and how to develop good habits according to psychologists. So sit back relax and enjoy. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Back in our day boys were told not to display emotions as its considered as feminine and weak. We are now living in a season where it is considered as the norm to display "Toxic masculinity". During the podcast Mr Dellacruz and Lizbiz discuss how toxic masculinity has an impact on the younger generation. We discuss the defination of "toxic masculinity", where we believe it stems from and how can it be addressed. So sit back, relax and enjoy.

In honour of Mental Health awareness month. We discuss overcoming our past insecurities and owning our existence. Taking pride in who we are, how far we have come and look forward to what live has in store for us in the future.  Accept yourself, for yourself, as your self *drops mic*.

They say men are from Mars and women are from Venus. Can we please make a new planet for all of us to get along *wipes tears from eyes*. During this episode we discuss whether we believe two singles can be friends. Can a married person be friends with the opposite sex, what do we think of the term "work husband/wife". We also provide great advise for those who are struggling with relationships.

Growing up in an African house is not easy at Alllllllllllllll *African accent*. Your parents shouting out your name when you are in your bedroom so you can pass the remote to them (which is at arm length). The side eye you receive when you ask your mama for Mcdonalds after school. The beats you get if you left a plate in the empty sink. Can you relate????? Grab your popcorn and be ready to enjoy well well.