Do celebrities deserve second chances? What does it mean to be 'cancelled'? On this episode I am joined by @Imfura_nzima , @kami_kelz and @suhayla.omar as we discuss the merits of Cancel culture and its effects on modern society. Have you done some cancel worthy stuff? I think we all have. Let's discuss.

Today's episode features a discussion about media manipulation and social justice. I am joined by Bisola (@beezy4beezy) and my younger brother Sayo. Are the media controlling your narrative? Where does outrage in today's media world really come from? Do you care that you are under control? Tune in to find out more.

Human beings are motivated by our desires. Our hopes and dreams are things we have from childhood, when they're at their strongest. Society however, tends to stifle these dreams. This week, my guest and I discuss the ways in which society puts pressure on us to abandon our desires, and how things can be changed to help more people live fulfilling lives. Our focus is on work in the modern world

Our Inner voices decided to team up with upcoming UK rapper BDE (other half of BDE&Flex) to have our first conversation about music. As two massive hip-hop fans, BDE and I sit to discuss the industry for a new artist, his influences in music and his upcoming ventures. We also touch on other artists, including popular Nigerian artist Burna Boy and his influences.

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You can listen to BDE& FLEX on soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/bdeflex

Also check out the Video to their fresh new single 'Woke Up':

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OqDKLS2dQw

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in a lot of ways, modern societies had to battle through periods of religious extremism or intolerance. Historically societies have depended on a strong sense of culture and tradition to create a sense of unity. But what happens when those things start to stifle the positive growth of a society?

Today's discussion uses Nigeria as a case study, as I and my guest are from there. We try to understand the ways in which Culture and Religion could sometimes hold society back. The ideas we talk about are much broader and can be applied to other societies and cultures around the world.

You can follow my guest Omama on Instagram @askyomama_

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in a lot of ways, modern societies had to battle through periods of religious extremism or intolerance. Historically societies have depended on a strong sense of culture and tradition to create a sense of unity.

Today's discussion uses Nigeria as a case study, as I and my guest are from there. We try to understand the ways in which Culture and Religion could sometimes hold society back. The ideas we talk about are much broader and can be applied to many societies and cultures around the world.

''A loss aint a loss, its a lesson

appreciate the pain, its a blessing''- Jay-Z

Failure!

The word screams judgement, ridicule, hopelessness and so many other negatives. However, who has ever succeeded without falling a few times along the way? This episode attempts to challenge and hopefully alter the mindset we all have towards making mistakes and failing. Joining me today is Said Struse.

Memento Mori- 'Remember death'. Or as Drake translated it for the youth 'You only live once' (I'm half being serious about the Drake thing lol).

Today's episode looks at the idea of trying to live life to the fullest. We all have a limited amount of time to pursue goals, aspirations, career dreams, or even just a fulfilling and happy life, but at times we find it so difficult to keep up. My guest Seyi helps me unpick this idea.

On this week's episode we embark on a scientific journey into the realm of the HUMAN MACHINE. Join us amateurs as we indulge in some semi-reliable discussion of our body processes and how wonderful they are at keeping us alive. Main topics: homeostasis, FIGHTING disease, and the brain and it's reward systems. Disclaimer: not scientists. We both did literature degrees. We just like to pretend we know it all ;) my guest is returner Laura Sage - back by popular demand!

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This weeks episode features the host of the show Noah ranting about some issues which have had him confused and irritated for the last few weeks. The three subject areas he will be presenting his views on are: Mugabe resigns as leader of Zimbabwe, Slave trade in Libya, and recent Sexual assault scandals.

Views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the speaker.

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