IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? On this episode of TRP, we’re joined by Daniel — also known as db Cxptures — to unpack his journey into photography, from early inspiration watching his mum capture family moments to documenting Black British joy at the events that define our culture.

On this episode of TRP, we’re joined by Akachi Priscilla, music commentator, writer for The Floor Magazine, and classically trained saxophonist, to explore the way we discover music today. We dive into whether listeners have become over-reliant on algorithms, if streaming services are shaping our tastes, and what that means for the thrill of stumbling across something new. We chat about the balance between curated recommendations and personal exploration, the highs and lows of music discovery in the digital age, and how artists are navigating a world dominated by playlists and predictive tech. A proper conversation about music’s evolution, its creative peaks, and whether we’re settling into convenience over curiosity.

IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? On this episode of TRP, we are joined by Challenge Player 1 to dive deep into the world of video games—from sound to story and everything in between. We break down the best video game soundtracks of all time, our favourite covers and remixes, and the most iconic characters to ever grace a loading screen. We also chop it up about the rise of gaming as a dominant cultural force and what that’s meant for the overall quality of games being released today. Has mass appeal helped or hurt the medium? A real conversation about gaming’s evolution, its creative highs, and where things might be headed next.

In this episode of TRP we are joined by Afo_B. In this episode we discuss Afo’s passion for politics and outline how and why young people should become more involved in their local politics. In addition we highlight the evolution of party culture and debate whether things have gotten worse due to recourses like social media.

IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? In this episode of TRP NK discusses his thoughts on Netflix's latest anime series Devil May Cry. In addition we take a trip down memory lane and relive some of our earliest anime moments. From Yugioh to Beyblade to Digimon all nostalgic memories will be unlocked in this weeks episode of The RARE Podcast

On today’s episode of TRP, we’re talking about the real-life struggles of being a creative—juggling responsibilities, staying consistent with content, and trying to keep the passion alive through it all. We also recap our recent appearance at Sync The Beat Podcast’s LIVE show, sharing highlights from the night and what the experience meant to us. To wrap things up, we dive into the always-heated GOAT debate—what does it really mean to be the greatest of all time in music? We break down our personal criteria and who makes the cut.

IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? On this episode of TRP, we are joined by Funlola from HerMusicRoom to talk about the evolution of R&B in the UK—where it started, where it’s at, and where it needs to go. We also get into our frustrations with UK record labels and the way they handle their artists. Are they really supporting the talent, or just doing the bare minimum? A real conversation about the UK music scene, the industry’s shortcomings, and what needs to change.

On today’s episode of TRP, we are joined by Flashy Sillah from The Block Report to talk about the evolution of the UK music scene, from hip-hop to R&B and how the industry has changed over the years. We also get into Drake’s upcoming Wireless Festival appearance and the conversation around him referring to unannounced UK acts as "the mandem." Was it homage or something else?

S WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? In this episode of TRP have an in depth discussion about Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Halftime performance. In this episode we break down some of the themes presented in the performance and discuss the impact the performance had on the general public

IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? IS WE LIVE? In this episode of TRP, we are joined by K.I.N.E.T.I.K from Breaking Atoms. In this episode, we discuss the evolution of hip hop across the decades, diving deep into how different generations have received the genre, from the golden age of the 80s and 90s to the modern-day soundscapes that dominate the charts. We explore how cultural shifts, technological advancements, and changing societal issues have shaped the music, its message, and its impact.

The conversation also takes a closer look at the legendary Jay-Z, dissecting his contributions to the culture and his role in bridging generational gaps in hip hop. From his early days as an underdog in Brooklyn to becoming a global mogul, Jay-Z’s influence is undeniable. Join us as we explore the dynamic relationship between legacy, innovation, and the culture that continues to shape the world.