In this week’s Saturday stream, we discuss more on the Kanye West situation, where the UK have blocked him from entering after making antisemitic comments.

The British government has refused permission for Kanye West, now known as Ye, to travel to the UK after a growing backlash to his planned performance at a London music festival this summer. The organisers of the Wireless Festival have now said the entire event has been cancelled. The American rapper has caused outrage by making a string of antisemitic, racist and pro-Nazi comments over the last several years. Last year he released a song titled "Heil Hitler" and sold t-shirts emblazoned with a swastika.In January, Ye issued an apology in which he said he had bipolar disorder and a brain injury, which had affected his behaviour. Organisers of the Wireless Festival said that while "antisemitism in all its forms is abhorrent", he should be "offered some forgiveness" and given a second chance. Ye's critics, including many in the Jewish community, disagree.

In this week’s Unfiltered episode, the dynamic duo stay locked in on the ongoing global conflict and the latest developments surrounding it. We break down what’s actually happening, cut through the noise, and focus on what it all means for the average person.A big part of the conversation dives into whether everyday people should be concerned—especially when it comes to travelling in the current climate. We share our thoughts, perspectives, and a grounded take on how these events could impact normal life, without the panic or overreaction.If you’ve been wondering how all of this affects you directly, this episode keeps it real, honest, and straight to the point.

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In this week’s episode of Unfiltered, we kick things off by revisiting the current conflict between the United States of America and Iran, and how it’s affecting residents in Dubai.We then move on to the Senegal national team being stripped of the AFCON title by CAF—was this fair, or is it another reason for sub-Saharan African teams to consider breaking away?Next, we discuss Michael B Jordan’s Oscar win and how the Black community often celebrates these moments as if they carry more weight than other achievements. The Express Truth explores why that is.Finally, we talk about a 15-year-old boy in Wolverhampton who brought a gun to school.

In this week’s Saturday stream clip, we invite ISUPK onto the stream to discuss all things community-related, including the direction religion is taking us and the current state of the community overall. Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.

In this week’s episode of Unfiltered we discuss the Iran–USA–UAE conflict after the United States started the war with strikes on Iran. Since then the conflict has escalated and Dubai has been hit multiple times with missile and drone attacks. We break down what’s happening, why the UAE is being targeted, and what this could mean for the wider Middle East and the world. All that and more this week on Unfiltered.

In this week’s Unfolded episode, we discussed the story of a man with Tourette’s who was presenting an award at a ceremony and the powerful moment that followed. We also reflected on the situation in Ghana involving devotion and the women who may have made poor decisions. Finally, we talked about a recent podcast episode where a porn star made negative comments while appearing on a show alongside several Black men, and we unpacked the reactions and broader implications of that conversation.

In this video, I react to Vinícius Júnior breaking down in tears after being racially abused on the pitch. We also ask a real question — why do some of these footballers who constantly speak out about racism never seem to date within their own race? Let’s have an honest conversation.

In this week’s episode of Unfiltered, the dynamic duo revisit two topics discussed on last week’s Saturday stream.

First, we reflect on sex tourism after visiting Gambia in 2024. Seeing it with our own eyes gave us a deeper understanding of how and why it happens, and we share our honest thoughts on what we witnessed.

In the second part of the show, we discuss the young girl in Jamaica who has now been sentenced after being caught attempting to smuggle drugs in a pair of shoes at the airport. We talk about how and why situations like this happen, and how her mother initially failed her.

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