In the episode, Dumo discusses the topic of laws which ultimately benefit the state at the expense of its citizens.

In this episode, Dumo discusses the US Midterm elections and why the prospects of a national divorce should be taken seriously.

In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss Lesetja Kganyago's warning of expecting more interest rate hikes and their implications.

In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the situation of Kyrie Irving sharing a tweet that was deemed to be anti-Semitic and the backlash that followed.

In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the call for scrapping Soweto's debt to Eskom which is close to R5bn.

In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss Elon Musk's recent takeover of Twitter and his call for a monthly $8 verification price.

In this episode, Dumo discusses the internet censorship bill and the implications it will have for free speech on the internet.

In this podcast, Dumo explains why the South African electricity market needs to be privatised and why doing such will benefit the poor.

In this episode, Dumo reviews an article written by Emily Oster who suggested in the article that we should adopt pandemic amnesty.

In this episode, Dumo discusses Mteto Nyati's comment on BEE where he stated that it needs to go if the electricity crisis has to be solved. Dumo also discusses how state legislation almost always creates bad incentives.