Tired of DSTV? Tired of the same old content except for sports? With DSTV announcing that you will pay close to R1000.00 every month, but with the GENEROUS streaming limit of 1 device per account, the BankBros dive into the streaming wars and what it means for entertainment in South Africa.  

In Part 1, we broke down the history of how dating sites have grown to the point where a swindler can find his unfortunate baes on tinder. Now that you have the history, and if you don't listen to part 1, we break down why Pay to Play works and why it doesn't.

With the tinder swindler proving that online love is a trap on this Valentine's day we dive into the economics of dating apps and give you actionable ways to increase your chances of beating this machine and landing your online bae!

December isn't a month, it's a a lifestyle. How to avoid ending up on "I blew it" & having a game plan to survive the festive. Featuring choice assorted biscuits, instagram filters, lottery winners & bankrupt athletes. 

TransUnion CEO, Lee Naik join the crew covering artificial Black Friday sales, consumer credit health, how to be smarter about purchases & whether Black Friday is actually the cheapest point in the year.

The crew cover the cut-throat life of corporate life, deception of fancy job titles, hacking the career ladder, how corporates are often incubators for mediocrity & a list of survival hacks

The crew run the numbers on the massive positive impact of negotiating the home loan price, pushing for a lower interest rate & paying a deposit will have on owning your dream home. Covering the era of adult res developments & how to avoid living in a prison cell. 

The crew cover the true costs of home ownership, challenges in furnishing a new place, the rent vs buy argument & the hidden costs!

Peter (aka Bobby Axelrod) talks about people going broke chasing a lifestyle that doesn't exist, returning a Ferrari after a day, the downsides of Camps Bay & Wogan's burger button start-up idea 

Real life Bobby Axelrod, hedge fund boss Peter covers his journey from surviving off buffet specials to managing billions of dollars, partying with the Rolling Stones & making 22,000% on stocks