Reggie is joined by Uzo, Baba and Owen this week for a winding conversation that starts off with a performance of Owen’s favourite rap lyrics into a translation of “ummmm” in Cantonese and caps off with the horrors (and pleasures) of prison-life. All that, plus a little cheeky peek into Baba’s porn stash.

Owen’s Dickhead of the Week is a past hero of all the boys.

Reg and Baba discuss Bad Boys 4.

And Uzo gives us an update on England’s Euros Campaign (again - recorded before the final).

It’s the conversation that’s about nothing until it isn’t. Welcome to The Reggie Yates Podcast. We're here all week.

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The Reggie Yates Podcast is back! After 4 long years the lads have heard your cries and answered your demands.

This week Reg is reunited with Uzo, Baba and Owen as they reminisce over the good old days, reflect on how much their lives have changed since they last recorded and discuss how different the landscape of podcasting and social media has changed.  

Reg and Baba discuss Jeff Nichol’s latest film - The Bikeriders.

Uzo gives us a rundown of England’s Euro Campaign (recorded before the final).

And who is Owen Cutts’ Dickhead of the Week?

It's a new beginning, in a new studio, but the men around the mics haven't changed. New listeners, welcome along to The Reggie Yates Podcast. We're here all week.

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Sometimes it’s best to stop, take stock and just shut the F up. When 2020 went left, we had no choice but to press pause... That time has passed. The people have spoken, we listened. We back.

So what’s changed? What’s happened since March? Will TRYP ever be the same? There’s a lot to discuss, but how do you cover the longest seven months in one conversation? Press play to find out.

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Recorded at Eggslut restaurant, Portobello Road, Notting Hill.

This week concludes our 3-part run recorded at Eggslut with a finale of hilarious proportion - Bad Man Billy is back! Reg, Owen and Uzo sit back while Baba reads Uzo's mini-novel written when he was 10 years old. Yes, 10 years old. We're taken into the world of Billy, Darren and their adventures in Devon through to Brixton. Rapping, Breakdancing and a manager called Ragga Rasta Wilson, it's all happening in the weird and wonderful mind of child novelist, Uzo Oleh.

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Recorded at Eggslut restaurant, Portobello Road, Notting Hill.

This week we continue with part 2 of our 3-part run recorded at Eggslut. While working their way through the menu, Reg, Baba, Owen and Uzo discuss the 'racist raps' complaints made against Dave at this year's Brits. Was his performance really underpinned by racism? Which part of Britain actually made the complaints? How have the Brits responded to being called out for under-representing Black artists? They also discuss the death of US Rap star Popsmoke and the intersection between social media, success in music, street culture and how it's all intertwining to lead to such tragedies. On a lighter note, the boys also confess their first-ever TV presenter crushes and discuss why 1999 was one of the best years for film, ever.

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Recorded at Eggslut restaurant, Portobello Road, Notting Hill.

On this week's episode Reg, Baba, Owen and Uzo are hosted by the good people at Eggslut for a day of recording and multiple ordering (the food's THAT good)

In the first of a 3-part run, the boys discuss the hysteria surrounding the Coronavirus: is it a case of genuine worry or heightened media frenzy? how they take care of their health when life's pressures get high as is the case for Reggie who's currently shooting his new film Pirates (follow @piratesfilm) and what makes boxer Tyson Fury such a legend. Uzo also brings his own home-made purple bread rolls. Yes. Purple.

And in other news, we've officially entered the British Podcast Awards! keep an eye out for news on how to vote ;)

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Recorded at Sky Lounge in the UNCLE building, Elephant & Castle.

This week Reg, Baba, Owen and Uzo get together for a cosy episode of all sorts. They steer through conversations about their hobbies, relationships with technology and whether they prefer resolutions or mantras to help them make a better life. Oh and Reggie tells a story about that time he got shot in the bum with a Pellet Gun. Pull up a chair, we're here all week.

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Recorded at Sky Lounge in the UNCLE building, Elephant & Castle.

This week Reg, Baba, Owen and Uzo take to the couch for an episode of all-sorts. Are the Oscars still relevant in today's world? Do awards still give the same sense of validation to the arts? How far are people prepared to go to stay current with their vanity? it's all laid out on the table ending with a quick-fire round which unearths some shocking truths buried deep in the boy's psyches. Pull up a chair, we're here all week.

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