This week, Dotun speaks to Aysha Scott,, the writer, producer of 'Absent', a story that follows a woman fighting to get her son's absent father to take responsibility.

In the week that Britain was expected to leave the European Union in favour of rekindling its immemorial ties with its former colonies and Commonwealth by way of trade deals in the UK's time of need, Dotun speaks to former Conservative cabinet minister Andrew Mitchell about what Britain has done for (particularly) Africa lately

This week, Dotun talks Booker prize winner Bernadine Evaristo, racism in football, and speaks to best-selling authors Dele Ogun and Patrick Augustus about black men, black women and much more

This week, Dotun speaks talks racism in football and catches up with Leo Muhammad to discuss 'edutainment,', stand up comedy, the nation of Islam and much more.

In this week's podcast, Dotun Adebayo talks Black History Month and speaks to comedian Gina Yashere about Caribbean and African comedians, being a part of the "lost" generation, the comedy scene in the UK and much more.

What is a race card - and whose is it anyway?

In The Voice's first podcast, host Dotun Adebayo speaks to legal expert Dele Ogun and academic Dr Althea Legal-Miller about the race card, BBC, and Justin Trudeau.