In this episode we are joined by Warren - Lawyer in Corporate M&A at top 10 City Law Firm and co-founder of the Black British City Group.

Topics of discussion include:

- The definition and purpose of a lawyer

- Different types of Lawyers

- Practical steps to actually getting a lawyer for yourself

- What a lawyer can and can't do for you

- Privileges

- Racial outlook of the law industry

- Solutions

- The Black British City Group

This is a special Q & A episode. We answer questions submitted by our audience - Part 5.

- Can non-black BAME people say the 'N' word?

- Are instagram ruining careers by removing the 'like' feature?

- Does your partner's promiscuous past matter?

- Can you lose your salvation?

- What political party should Black Londoners be voting for in the upcoming General Elections?

- Which of Burna's songs will be classics in 30 years?

- Would you find out the gender of your unborn baby?

Today we are joined by Busayo Twins - star of #The Circle and Strategy Consultant Frederick Hanson to discuss all things unconscious bias.

Topics of discussion include:

-What is unconscious bias

-Root causes of unconscious racial bias

-Manifestations in today’s society

-Strategies currently being implemented to combat & potential new untried strategies

-Do we need white people to care about unconscious racial bias in order for it to be eradicated? Or should this “white saviour” mentality that avoided?

-How to get white people involved in the conversation

-Busayo’s experiment on the circle

-Solutions

In this episode we are joined by Damon, a Real Estate Private Equity Associate, and Finance Whizkid Kia.

We sat down and discussed the relationship between personal credit history and the likelihood of obtaining a mortgage.

Topics of discussion included:

• Causes of good and bad credit

• Types of mortgage and how the bank decides how much they’re prepared to lend

• Implications of a bank going bust

• Racial undertones of the lending industry

• Long-term renting vs mortgage credit risk

• Stigmas and attitudes towards mortgages

Today’s episode features Shay, who discusses his experiences losing his mother on what would have been her 55th birthday.

Topics of discussion include:

• Ways of losing a loved one

• Bereavement “best practices”

• Being the eldest child in an African family

• Stigmas around therapy

• Acceptance

In this episode we are joined by Raifa Rafiq - Lawyer, Author and Podcaster at “Mostly Lit”. With the rising prevalence of interfaith dating, attributed to the cosmopolitan nature of our society, we analyse the realities of coupling across a religious divide.

Topics of discussion include:

* Purposes of dating

* Pros and cons of interfaith dating

* Our opinions and experiences

* Stigmas of being a black Muslim Woman

* Struggles with faith

* Solutions

In this episode we are joined by Temi, London-born Geologist.

In light of the recent destruction of the Amazon Rainforest, we discuss how we get energy and power our cities and then take a look at the fate of the Earth as a result of using these energy resources.

Topics of conversation include:

• Types and uses of energy.

• Contributors to the ozone layer thinning and global warming.

• Current outlook.

• How we can consume resources more sustainably.

• Solutions to climate change.

In this episode we take a look into the world of DJ’ing. DJ Tomiwa & DJ Shunz join us as we discuss the following:

• What is the purpose of DJ’ing?

• What it takes to actually become a DJ.

• DJ stigmas & stereotypes.

• Should a Christian DJ play secular music?

• Opportunities for male DJ’s vs opportunities for female DJ’s

• Issues faced by black DJs in London

• Solutions to these issues

In this episode we are joined by Hannah Ajala, journalist at the BBC. We discuss the realities of travelling as a Black Briton, how travelling can progress us as black people and we discuss the stigma behind black people not being able to behave while abroad.

In this episode we are joined by professional Boxer Adrian 'Sledge' Redman. We discuss the realities of life as a professional Athlete, the pressures of being a black individual in the public eye and how we can get more black youths channeling their energy in a positive manner.