Welcome to the last "hi guys" episode. We have been told (by some haters) to stop using our famous "hi guys" intro *rolls eyes*.

On a more serious note, we looked at the average Nigerian male child or first born and realized that black tax is more common than is spoken about.  On this episode of the TABPodcast, we have Kope, Ibk, Aliyu, Samuel and Lade talking about their experiences as Black Tax payers or Black Tax Recipients. Can you relate? Please drop a comment.

On the first episode of the year, we had a roundtable discussion about critical issues relating to friendships and relationships. We had a room with a lot of diverse opinions and it was really insightful hearing everyone's views. We plan to bring you premium content all year long, and we can confidently say that we've started on a high note. Plug in and enjoy

On this episode, we had King Tosin, TeekayBadBoy, Uche,Lanre alongside your regular hosts Lade and Aliyu. We talked about how 2020 has been for us, and we shared our wins and losses. We also talked about expectations going into the new year, and the general consensus was that "we move always".

An episode that was released on SoundCloud in 2019, one we believe needs to be available on our new Anchor Platform due to the sensitivity it touches. Being a man touches all around emotional expectations of men and how it affects their mental health. The toxicity attributed to masking emotions and “being a man” about it.

The Youths of Nigeria have been murdered, tortured, raped and harassed my the members of the police force especially the SARS unit. There is hardly one person in the country who doesn’t have a story to tell. On the 8th of October, 2020, Nigerian Youths took to the streets and Social Media to Protest against these brutalities; a protest that has lasted one week and is ongoing. The TABPodcast Team has taken to their platform to share their experiences and talk about the current situation of the protest.

Some people are lucky with this love stuff  while some of us...oh well, welp!!! Our case is truly a "God when" situation. On this episode, we invited 2 love birds, Habeeb and Aisha *insert love struck emoji* who are heads over heels in love with each other and  literally couldn't keep their eyes off each other. Must be nice!

Imagine being Nigerian, being black, being African? Can you see the struggles? While in Nigeria, you’re oppressed and harassed by the law enforcement agencies and nefarious people. While outside Nigeria, you have to come to the realization that you are black and in another man’s land. Adesola and Lade talked about this with so much passion and at length which also led to other conversations about the lifestyle of the average Nigerian: our ways, behavior and manner of thinking.

On this episode, we spoke to two creatives about what it takes to be in a different world from others. The struggle to create quality content with limited resources, the challenge of getting it to the right audience, financial constraints, the inspiration behind the art they make and how far they have come in the creative journey.