On Talk Stew this week Reggie and friends Kevin and Owen sit down for a chat with comedian Jamali Maddix. Ingredients for this week's conversational gumbo include Reggie's little-known start in stand-up, documentary making and exploring the global rise of extremism on Hate Thy Neighbour, and how online algorithms risk trapping people in echo chambers reinforcing their own prejudices. Also a passionate chat about a shared love of the Wu-Tang Clan. Pull up a chair, sit back and enjoy.

07 - Jamali Maddix

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On Talk Stew this week Reggie and friends Owen and Uzo sit down for a chat with comedian Dane Baptiste. Ingredients for this week's conversational gumbo include Dane's new show G.O.D., how to navigate a creative career when your parents may not be too keen and the moments that inspired their careers. Pull up a chair, sit back and enjoy.

10 - Dane Baptiste

On Talk Stew this week Reggie and friends Owen and Uzo sit down for a chat with rapper, singer and actor Little Simz. Ingredients for this week's conversational gumbo include breaking into the UK rap scene as a young female artist, selling out shows in Australia, the feeling of being an industry outsider when you're still unsigned, working with Gorillaz, and the challenge of choosing your favourite artists of all time. Pull up a chair, sit back and enjoy.

Listen to Little Simz on Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/artist/4578590

09 - Little Simz

On Talk Stew this week Reggie and friends Owen and Uzo sit down for a chat with actor, screenwriter and director Noel Clarke. Ingredients for this week's conversational gumbo include the impact of the Grenfell disaster on the west London community, Noel's upcoming Sky One cop show Bulletproof, the challenge of breaking into the film business and the importance of creating role models for black kids. Pull up a chair, sit back and enjoy.

07 - Jamali Maddix

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