In this week's episode we talk about how difficult it can be to date again after a break up; especially in your late 20s and early thirties. Brighton talks about a friends who is going through a life changing break up and Tanaka explains how important it is to heal from past heartbreaks before entering new ones. Don't worry it's not as depressing as it sounds 😂🤣

This week we talk about "gaslighting" and its effects on the office psychology. What is gaslighting and how have you been gaslighting other people around you. Brighton talks about his horrible life as a junior reporter and Tanaka speaks on how he gaslit some "female friend." This week is about mental health (IMPORTANT)

This week we tone it down a little and discuss millenials and our "millennialness." We talk about how the transition from no internet, to some intenent and now a looot of internet has shaped us as a generation and as a people. Join Tanaka and Brighton and they take a lighthearted trip down nostalgia lane!

This week we talk about the trending hashtag #ZimbabweanLivesMatter and how it has hit every Zimbabwean. We try our hardest to avoid the politics but talk about how we relate to the would idea of online protests. Brighton expresses his disappointment over something that Ser Calaz said on radio and as usual Tanaka begins with another tacky intro.

This week Brighton and Tanaka take into perspective what depression and what our life experiences actually mean. Brighton speaks on how Kanye West's breakdown is an amazing insight into millenial mental health and what can be done, while Tanaka speaks on his parents separation and he gets really spiritual!

Have you ever thought about what your name means? Not just the translation, but the weight it carries? In this episode Brighton talks about his weird family tree and the identity in his name. and what that means for him, and Tanaka practices his positive vibes patois (terribly)!😂

This week we interrogate what growing up on American TV did to us as a generations. Tanaka plugs Tehn Diamond's the Cook Off while explaining what 'musalad' is. Brighton talks about his experience back in Primary school when two friends broke into Power Rangers fight stances in the middle of a park.

So this week we talk about the Will and Jada debacle as a fitting background to what millenials have done for love. Brighton talks about how he almost got robbed and possibly had a case of hypothermia in Harare, while trying to impress a girl that eventually left him for a married man. Tanaka talks about how he skipped Uni summer school and spent the time with a girl that he didnt even end up with!😂🤦🏾‍♂️