Host is back fresh from a weekend at Leeds fest! Inspired by Bo Burnham and his Netflix music/comedy special, we've decided to give you a preview into the current life happenings of the host Noah Adeoye.

Right at the end there's a little early morning melody session that was caught by unknown aliens as the host decided to bang on his table and sing (Weirdo right?)

Enjoy, more content on it's way!

This is impromptu. I hope you listen and I hope you enjoy.

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The title is a play on the famous basketballer 'MetaWorldPeace' name, and signifies the shift to a more violent and not very friendly field within the internet and meta space.

Case studies:

-Black women and Kevin Samuel's

-Black men and rap music

-The plight of the black comedian (Dave Chapelle attacked on stage)

There's a bit of dark energy flowing around the spaces- our ears, our eyes, our mouths etc. It's not good for a healthy community, but maybe this is a realisation that our community truly isn't as healthy as others would want you to think.

Welcome back for another episode! (I should number these)

Going into the third week of the Ukraine-Russia conflict, I'm here to share a few more thoughts on the crisis. My focus as usual is on the human element rather than the political.

Order of discussion will be as follows:

-Sanctions and the response of Crypto exchanges

-Mistreatment of African and Asian students

-The first casualty of war is the truth

-Actions always speak louder than words

-Closing remarks.

Thanks for listening and we look forward to reporting more positive news in future. Feedback (neg and pos) always welcome.

We start this week's audio journey with a statement of solidarity with the people of Ukraine and other groups around the world fighting tyranny.

No jokes this week due to the seriousness of the situation. By now everyone has heard that Russia invaded Ukraine in what Putin called a 'military exercise'.

I will be discussing the events with a specific focus on how Cryptocurrency might play a part in this war.

Order of topics:

-Pray4Ukraine

-The bully theory

-Can crypto circumvent sanctions?

-Closing remarks.

Thanks for listening and we look forward to reporting more positive news in future. Feedback (neg and pos) always welcome.

Welcome to another episode of Our Inner Voices, the culture cast. Off the back of new Kanye documentary Jeen-Yuhs (found on Netflix), this week I'm discussing a topic that's been on fire for months now; Kanye West.

In our world today, it's quite easy to dismiss people's behaviour as just being 'crazy' which in a lot of ways blinds us from what's really going on.

With this in mind, this week these are the pod talking points:

-Quick tribute to Jamal Edwards (Creator of SBTV and musical pioneer)

-Brief discussion on the recent Kanye West documentary 'Jee-nhus'

-Is Kanye West crazy or just a good manipulator?

-Antics with Kim and Instagram

-Bonus: Older people wonder why Ye is so revered among youth

-Bonus Bonus: I didn't pass probation, here's what I learned.

Happy Listening!

It seems like controversy after controversy these days.

West Ham player Kurt Zouma is experiencing blowback, due to a video being leaked of him kicking his cat.

I dive into my thoughts on the situation, as well as other talking points that came up as a result of this debacle.

I also dive into the latest uproar around Joe Rogan and Spotify. Very briefly though.

Feel free to get in touch if you enjoy what you hear and would like to participate.

Happy New year, I'm back with another social observation.

Case study: Jk Rowling vs Media

JK Rowling was trending online on the 5th of January for being accused of being anti-semitic due to her representation of goblins as greedy bankers in Harry Potter.

Famous US comedian and political commentator Jon Stewart was at the centre of the storm, as a video he made a month ago was used as the basis for a Newsweek story. This sparked an online fire aimed at JK Rowling.

Join me as I analyse the media response to this story, including the response of the Jewish community and Jon Stewart himself to the discussion.

Enjoy!

With the recent passing of Memphis rapper Young Dolph, it seems like the year 2021 is once again ending with a similar trend as other years in recent history. If a rapper isn’t being killed, they’re being attacked. At the moment it feels like the industry is letting in too much dark energy, and personally I’ve had enough.

Join me as I discuss my frustrations with an industry I love.

Back again. I've watched Dave Chapelle for over a decade all the way back from the Chapelle show days until now. It's fair to say I really enjoy his sense of humour.

Recently Mr Chapelle has had strange run ins with the trans community for various reasons (I briefly explain some of them on this episode). However in the final part of his Netflix special 'The closer' it felt as though the beef had reached boiling point for Dave. I take a look at the episode and discuss my pov on his mindset while recording.

Thank you for lending me your ears.