In this unique episode, the boys give you a little bit more insight on their lives by answering some interesting questions asked by their followers, as well as some funny and sometimes serious rapid fire questions.

In this episode, Youssef & Nabil highlight the difficult and complicated life that Monarchs endure because of national obligations. The image and influence of the Queen of England is agreed to be one of the main pillars of the British government. The incredible Netflix show "The Crown" has notably changed Youssef's perspective on the Royal Family. Britain's history is put in parallel with that of Egypt, and so the ideologies and passion of the Arab world are also discussed. Change is essential, and the experience that individuals go through is what shapes them. The learning curve in different age groups determine how much one should "learn". Nabil conclues with a rather marking "lesson" he was taught in the CDG Paris Airport.

Recent UBC graduate Amr Koleilat and young Division 1 football player Jassem Koleilat join the SPP.  The Lebanese brothers describe their way of coping with each other over the years, and how growing has led them to understand the other's intentions.   Jassem's football has seen the light and the dark, but the involvement of his family and all aspects as well as his mentality towards the game changed his performance.   Amr takes great pride in the role of a big brother and articulate the path he's gone threw.  Overall, the Koleilat brothers speaks passionately about issues related to society and bring great value to the show.

Special boxing day episode. The boys go through the premier league games that took place on Boxing Day; a special reaction from Nabil to the Arsenal vs Chelsea game which you won't want to miss.

Nabil & Youssef start this exclusive duo episode by expressing their satirist hidden side; their views on raging liberals are clear. The methods used to raise children in the Arab world has changed as the boys touch base with the reasons behind that matter. Then the dynamic between men and women is questioned by the revelation of things men are secretly afraid of.

In this episode, we speak with Nazim Boudaoud, aka "Losez", an upcoming Algerian rapper in Dubai. He talks about the inspiration behind his new album "ID". He shares his story as an artist, and describes the "hub" of creators that he considers like family when it comes to artistic connections. He has very strong opinions on influencers which he does not hesitate to voice. All in all, he says it how it is : plain simple. And he most definitely did not forget to mention his beloved Algeria.

In this episode, we welcome our first female guest, Sarah Tayara. We discuss with her different aspects of a woman's life, from relationships to work. We also talk about the dangers of social life, and how she believed that growing up, Youssef and Nabil were "annoying".

In this episode, we welcome our first guest Rami Mamlouk, an old friend of ours. He gives us his opinions on various subjects such as, the passing of the enigma Diego Armando Maradona, relationship advice, modern day flirting techniques and the slow but enjoyable process of growing up.