Sticks and stones will hurt my bones but words will never hurt me. This may be a proverb that keyboard warriors hide behind as they spew hatred online. Katie Hopkins and David Icke are recent examples of the removing of accounts from Twitter. Donald Trump was warned. Free speech becomes more complicated when social media is involved. Are these sites still battle ground of ideas? Should the onus be on users to block or mute what they don’t want to see, or on site owners to permanently stamp their foot down? Fé Oj debates this with the Spicy Takes Podcast.

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Following the recent global advancements of the Black Lives Matter movement across the world, there have been calls for changes to the police. Should the police be reformed, defunded or completely abolished? In this debate, Fé Oj explores the intricacies and differences of these movements, and asks whether in this society we need policing of any form or if a world without it is achievable without anarchy.

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Some people out there do the darndest things with their food. Why on earth are you cutting your pizza from the middle inwards out? On this tasty episode, Fé Oj is joined with two food bloggers as they aim to find some middle ground on eight popular food debates! Including but not limited to: What is the best pasta shape? Should bbq-based be banned from pizzas? Are pancakes sweet or savoury? Drums or flats? And a lot more...

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Any country you go to, you’re likely to find a Nigerian. It’s no surprise that as Afrobeats becomes more and more popular worldwide, the media image is so closely linked to Nigerian’s most popular Afrobeats artists. This leads to other sounds from Africa either being overshadowed or misidentified as Afrobeats. Would a more specific name which matches the public perception allow for these other sounds to reach similar levels globally, or would this do more harm than good? Fé Oj debates this with international guests from Lagos and Nairobi.

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A young buck wants to rock their light-up lelli kelps but their parent’s put her in balenciagas. We’re living in the influencer age, and this does not exclude kids. While this is a great new way for kids to express themselves, we often see the detriments of child stars later in life. On a wider scale, we’re also seeing the adultification of young kids who are expected to deal with the dangers of adulthood before their time. Should the law be updated to protect these kids or is it simply not that deep?

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It's the season finale of The Motion! Fé Oj goes on a trip down memory lane with some past guests of The Motion as they reflect on their opinions. Has the Coronavirus changed the sanctity of social media? Are they biting their tongue on Drake following the recent mixtape drop?

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On Instagram and Twitter, the world has been going crazy with head-to-head debates during lockdown. On this episode, we discuss US vs UK music. Is it a fair fight? Is there a distinct UK R&B sound? Is American music overhyped? Does UK rap lack substance? Can grime artists ever reach levels of international acclaim as the Adeles, Amys and Beatles?

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Can there really be bad art? In the arts it’s often difficult to judge things objectively at the same time cinematic crashes such as the highly criticised Cats that proves otherwise. Is there really such a thing as a bad film, or does the fact that there is someone out there that enjoys it make it good?

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Since the late 2000s, Drake has given us hit after hit after...oops? Some early Drake fans argue that the commercial, trendy feel of Drake's recent songs, such as Toosie Slide, have watered down the Canadian legend's sound. But, some other stans feel that his ability to ride multiple waves is what makes his legacy timeless. Is Drake's music stil timeless, or just trendy and good for now?

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