YNG's own Daku makes his second appearance on the podcast and discusses the YNG group, the success of his single 'Back & Forth', how to use Shazam in a club ft. an embarrassing story, growing up in rural Australia as an immigrant, his unique DJ'ing style and his learning curve, and much more.

0:00 - Behind Daku & Martyr’s Names & YNG Meaning

Out of Pocket meets with local barista legend Hany Ezzat for ample coffee talk including best/worst in Canberra, worst milk skimming, and what affects the taste of coffee down to the science. The guys also discuss café shenanigans, trampoline injuries, and love life heartbreak.

0:00 - Hany’s Sporting Hobby’s

In a much-needed and relaxed episode, Warif and Bereket talk recent international artists dropping out of festivals, the dangers of jumping into a moshpit as an artist, corny fear-mongering Australian TV, Snapchat filter ick, Hotbox festival, and more.

0:00 - The Burna Boy Situation

This episode has content including experiences of sexual assault and harassment.  The podcasts's very own Abby (@abbyjek) graces the camera and tells her Europe trip stories, thoughts on the NOPE movie, and shares the terror of sexual harrassment. The podcast also dicusses Post Malone's fall, stage designs, down bad moments, and more.

0:00 - Kinah 003

The multi-talented Tivien (@iamtivien) joins  Out of Pocket to sling some chat about her eclectic hobbies and their future. Tivien also recounts her worst dating experience with the cast and talks about wardrobe red flags,  tattoo icks, and more.

0:00 - Media/Art Class In School

In this episode the (under-travelled) guys gatekeep travelling and discuss the pros and cons of re-visiting Africa. They also talk about BeReal, A.I algorithms winning art contests, Burna Boy having 0 African supports in an Afro concert, 'Project X Canberra', stories of shut down college parties, and more.

0:00 - Going Back To Africa

Out of Pocket meets with Joshua "Ranga" Stanley, a local legend in the skating community of Canberra. The guys chat about skating in the city and what it means to the youth. Joshua explains the befores and afters of his TedxTalk, a harrowing near-death experience, how having a daughter has shaped who he is, and some of the ins & outs he's experienced in the skating business world, and more.   

0:00 - How Josh Got A Ted Talk

 [TedxTalk link]  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0vmRN53Muc

Out of Pocket meets with Ike(from)Pluto (@poemsfrompluto). Ike tells the guys about the events he's recently created and wanting to do a national tour, his latest demo-tape "(Like It's) Stolen", his boxing and music careers, and where to get the best greasy feed in Canberra. The guys also discuss recent actions committed by ACT Policing, North-Canberra antics, the absurdity of following and consuming Andrew Tate's media, Francis Ngannou in the UFC, and more...

0:00 - Behind ‘Poems From Pluto’

Out Of Pocket takes the podcast to the second bout of Canberra's Boiler Room-esque event, Culture Flip. The event is sponsored by the ANU BIPOC Dept and is stacked with local DJ's - Seeing performances from Wanja, Ish Beats, Tsotsi, YNG Daku, Bilolo, and IMOL. This episode features short interview sessions with these artists!  Stay posted for Culture Flip 3. 👀

0:00 - Ish Beats

In this mellow episode Bereket and Warif discuss their affairs - The importance of deleting old Facebook posts, racially motivated encounters at Tyler the Creator's concert, Kanye's body-double, Rolling Loud, politics in sport the NRL's Manly Sea Eagles, and more.

0:00 - Most Gentrified Suburbs