Season 1: Episode 6

The boy’s are back! Kicking off the New Year with a descriptive analysis of the childhood favourite; Biff and Chip: Rainbow Machine. Inspired by the book,  Zach goes on a monologue about the ‘woke’ reading habits of his youth , Reuben dictates some facts about rainbows(..?) and Kehinde offers theories on which books children should read from the INABCP catalogue.

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Season 1: Episode 5

In this episode the boys review the highly acclaimed autobiographical comedy book written by American comedian Tina Fey. The five week New York Times topping book, selling in excess of 2.5 million copies worldwide seems to deconstruct Reuben's toxic masculinity, finally make Zach laugh and prompt a disclosure in femininity within architecture from Kehinde...



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Season 1: Episode 4

In this episode the lads dive into Toni Morrison's second novel Sula. Published in 1973, the book touches on friendship between women when unmediated by men and the choices available to black women outside of the their own societies approval. They touch on conversations such as nature VS nurture and the complexities of life and the concept of 'Sonder'.

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Season 1: Episode 03

In this fiery episode the guy's take a look at the multi-award winning book, Citizen: An American Lyric by Claudia Rankine. A book of poems comprising of seven chapters and 'criticisms', which delve into what it means to be black, in today's climate.

The guy's also open up about their present and past experiences dealing with being black in the U.K.

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Season 1: Episode 02

In this episode the guys give their opinion on Reuben's 1st book-pick, the cult classic 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' by Phillip K. Dick. First published in 1968, the science fiction novel is set in a post-apocalyptic San Francisco, where Earth's life has been greatly damaged by nuclear global war.

They also look into the philosophical aspects centred around the book and try to decipher what modern day empathy actually is...

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INABP is a monthly podcast from 3 South Londoners, Reuben, Zach and Kehinde. As a self-professed book club (…not), throughout the coming episodes the three will explore new texts chosen each month, offering candid and insightful points of view with honest discussion, covering a wide spectrum of topics. 

Come on the journey and read with us. 


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