Rule of Thirds

This week, the guys open up about where they feel they are in their creative journeys. Are they on the brink of an exciting new chapter, or grinding it out in the trenches of their current season? They explore the challenges, the triumphs, and what it truly means to embrace the season you're in.

Are you creating just for the sake of it, or is there a deeper meaning driving your art? In today’s culture, many creatives wrestle with the balance between artistic intention and the pressure to make money. Is your art rooted in purpose, or is profit the driving force?

The age-old battle between creativity and self-sabotage...

Yeah, you're probably reading the title, like what's going on ere? Well, this week, Mike took a trip to the theatre with our friend Obehi to watch a rather 'interesting' play—more on that in the episode!

We also discuss the launch of a clothing brand with a controversial name, one that would surely make Dr Umar scream. Anyway, lock into this week's episode and enjoy! Don't forget to share with your community too!

Another week and another chaotic conversation. Before hitting up a BBQ the lads discuss their thoughts on Deadpool & Wolverine and their thoughts on the MCU at the moment and shows that they are watching where Jude shares that he has never seen Eastenders? Insane.

This week, the guys return with another chaotic episode! Jude vents his frustrations with "playing the game," and the crew dives into their thoughts on the rat race and the impact of capitalism. They discuss how artists like Kanye and Beyoncé, along with influencers, have mastered the system. The conversation also touches on the role of the algorithm and the influence of concepts like "pretty privilege." Enjoy the episode!

In this week's episode, the boys dive into a bit of politics and discuss the optics around President Biden dropping out of the presidential Race, as well as his endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris (09:10), The global regression of values and the rise of nationalism around the world (26:43). The boys also discuss what they would do if they had a million and their list of priorities and values tied to that money (33:16)We end of the episode with our recommendations of things to check out (50:12)

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This week, we're diving into how optics shape reality in media and politics. We chat about the wild attempted assassination on Donald Trump and how this event's reception impacted Trump's optics compared to his rival, President Biden, who’s been struggling in the polls due to his debate performances and public appearances (24:15). We also explore Jonathan Majors' PR strategy post his domestic violence trial, discussing his public perception and the effect of his relationship with Meagan Good. (54:15). Finally, we speak about the Euro Finals between England and Spain, (1:04:19)

Remember 2020, when we all suddenly realized racism was real, and companies everywhere started making big promises to be better? All those pledges, funds and activations to help level the playing field. Well thanks to moments like Black Out Tuesday and the global outcry post George Floyd, we've seen a wave of new shows with Black leads and talent hitting our screens.One of those gems is Supacell, brought to you by Rapman – yep, the genius behind Shiro's Story and Blue's Story. In this episode, we dive into our thoughts on this new series and chat about the evolving landscape of TV and film for ethnic minorities in the West. Tune in for some laughs, rants and some critiques 👀

MUSTARD ON THE BEAT HO!