In this episode we are joined by superstars Dami and Oyin. Topics of discussion include:

1) 21st Century Gender Roles.

2) Hypocrisy in dating.

3) The need for feminism.

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In this episode we are joined by professional footballer Emmanuel Sonupe of Stevenage Town FC . We discuss the realities of life as a professional footballer outside the English Premier League.

Other topics of discussion include:

1) How to be spotted by scouts, get football trials and get a professional contract.

2) Having to deal with parents pressuring you to make education the only priority and forget about sports.

3) Stereotype of footballers not investing their wealth wisely.

4) Having an office job vs playing football for a living.

5) Challenge of going from a Premier League team (Tottenham) to a non-league team (Kidderminster).

In this episode, we are joined by Capital Moments' writer and University of Cambridge graduate Tom Swift for a discussion on the decision of financing or purchasing an item outright.

Discussion includes:

1) Applications of financing.

2) Pros and cons of financing.

3) Causes behind the negative stigma towards financing.

4) Our Verdicts.

In this episode we are joined by BKCHATLDN star and singer, Adreyn Cash. We discuss the subject of hyper-masculinity amongst young black men in London.

Discussion includes:

1) Stereotype of male femininity being associated with homosexuality in some cultures.

2) Some manifestations of hyper-masculinity including Terry Crews' media case & Bkchat Ldn.

3) Some causes of hyper-masculinity.

4) Some solutions to the problem.

In this episode we are joined by UK artist Starboy Willz, most known for his catchy UK Afrobeat pieces. From being one of the pioneers in the scene with hits such as "Ogede", to collaborating with the likes of Stormzy, Kwamz & Flava, and Naira Marley, Willz is the perfect guest to discuss the current state of the UK Afrobeat industry.

Topics of discussion include:

1) The difference between "UK Afrobeats" and "Afroswing".

2) Whether UK Afrobeat artists are to blame for failing to adapt and therefore being left behind.

3) How the scene evolved over the past five years.

4) Advice to up and coming artists in the scene.

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

Here we are joined by BBC Apprentice star Samuel Boateng, Founder of e-learning platform, Build & Master.

In this episode, we discuss:

1) Samuel's time on The Apprentice, including the application process and the aftermath of being on the show.

2) Some examples of black people being negatively portrayed in the media and some of the reasons behind these misconceptions.

3) The "Angry Black Woman" stereotype.

4) Some potential solutions to eradicate these stereotypes.

Here we are joined by the lovely Eunice to talk about the lack of mainstream black designers in the UK. In this episode:

1)We talk about Eunice's experiences in building up her fashion brand, Fashion's Playground (@fashionsplayground on Instagram).

2)We talk about the lack of fashion clothing lines being sold within high street stores by black designers in the UK.

3) We suggest some of the ways in which we can increase the number of these designers getting their clothing lines into these stores.

4)We discuss how to go from having a small clothing line which sells to just your immediate circle to selling your products in high street stores like Zara.

5)We talk about what it takes to build a sustainable clothing line.

Fashion's Playground instagram is @fashionsplayground.

Website: www.fashionisourplayground.com

Here we are joined by the talented Etim, managing director of #ExkluseMedia, to talk about his experiences working in the media industry and the state of black-owned businesses operating in the UK.

In this episode:

1)We talk about Etim's experiences working in the creative industry, including the inception of Exkluse Media and his collaborations with the likes of LinkUp TV and UK artists, 67.

2)We talk about how to excel as a creative in the UK.

3)We talk about some of the problems we've seen with black-owned businesses in the UK.

4)We talk about some of our solutions to these problems.

5)We talk about why it is important that these businesses improve and why we need successful black-owned businesses in the UK.

Here we are joined by the lovely Imani to talk about the pros and cons of building your own company and working in a "9-5" role.

In this episode:

1)We talk about Imani's experiences in entrepreneurship, including founding Diamond Hair UK and running sell out events such as #LoveInTheCity.

2)We talk about some of our own experiences with both entrepreneurship and full time employment in the past.

3)We discuss some misconceptions about entrepreneurship ie "working for yourself".

4)We talk about when you should and shouldn't leave your school or job to start a business.

5)We give advice to those considering launching their own business.