In this weeks episode we discuss if we really need a diverse James Bond after actor Daniel Craig spoke to Radio Times print magazine, weighing in with his own thoughts on a female 007 following in his footsteps and getting behind the wheel of the Aston Martin. And while Craig does not think this particular role should be given to a woman, he does think that women and people of colour should be offered roles of this calibre.“The answer to that is very simple,” he said. “There should simply be better parts for women and actors of colour. Why should a woman play James Bond when there should be a part just as good as James Bond, but for a woman?”

In this weeks episode, we recap on last week's report on Bugzy Malone as the rappers case reaches fruition, then Boris Johnson was called by none other than USA rap star Nicki Minaj after claiming to be unfamiliar with her work. In the second part of the show we discuss grime artist Wiley who made headlines once again for his latest antics in which the godfather of grime is being accused of the breaking and entering of a former kickboxers home, judges have given him two weeks to get his legal affairs in order.

In this weeks episode the dynamic duo discuss UK rapper Giggs' comments on how international artists are given preferential treatment at nightclubs over actual uk residents the rapper spoke out against club 'Tape' via social media. In the second segment of the show we discuss Mancunian rapper Bugzy Malone as the artist hit headlines for an alleged case of GBH after two men forcefully entered the musicians property, In the final part of the show the team send out condolences to the late Michael.K Williams after his sudden passing earlier this week & take a look at his history in movies.TIMECODES0:00​ Intro03:50 Giggs on treatment of uk artist at clubs46:00 Bugzy Malone 'broke two jaws' in 'retribution'1:04:55 Michael.K Williams thoughts1:34:00 Outro

In this weeks episode we discuss the new ruling that clubbers must have taken both jabs in order to gain entrance. In the second part of the show we discuss Manchester City footballer Benjamin Mendy being charged with rape.

In this weeks episode we discuss the stabbing of a 25 year old property entrepreneur who was stabbed in a fatal attack in the city he was a high-flying investor with a property portfolio of nine homes at the age of just 23. Jason Bentley-Morrison had left a nightspot when he was knifed in the stomach in Oxford Street, Digbeth, in the early hours of Sunday, August 22. He died later in hospital .  In the second part of the show we discuss celebrities publicising that they will not leave their hard earned fortunes to their children.  In the final part of the show we discuss popular social media platform only fans stopping the upload of xxx content.

In this weeks episode we discuss the current situation in Afghanistan following the news that The Taliban have taken control of the country. In the second part of the show we revisit the Nines case following the news that the rapper has pleaded guilty to a cannabis charge.

In this weeks episode we discuss Rapper DaBaby apologising for comments he made about gay men and HIV during a performance at a Miami music festival.  The apology comes days after his comments were largely condemned by prominent musicians, members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies.  Da Baby: "I want to apologize to the LGBTQ+ community for the hurtful and triggering comments I made," the rapper wrote in a note posted to his verified Instagram page. "Again, I apologize for my misinformed comments about HIV/AIDS and I know education on this is important."

In this weeks episode we discuss the news that Elton John has has joined the chorus of condemnation of usa rapper DaBaby, calling him out for spreading "HIV misinformation" at his gig last weekend.  DaBaby has been widely criticised for his comments, where he told audience members to put their phone lights in the air - unless they were HIV-positive or were gay men who performed sex acts in car parks.  As well as seemingly singling out those suffering from the virus, DaBaby also incorrectly asserted that it will "make you die in two or three weeks".

In this weeks episode we discuss whether black people should get behind the England national football team. 

In this weeks episode we discuss American sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson who will not participate in the Olympic Games this summer, as officials announced Tuesday that she has not been selected to represent the United States in the 4x100-metre rally. The 21-year-old, who streaked to victory in the 100m at the U.S. Olympic trials in June, had previously been banned from the 100-metre dash after testing positive for marijuana use. Was this the correct decision?