Diane Abbott made history as Britain’s first black woman MP. Her memoir, ‘A woman like me’ provides an insight into her childhood and her political career.

As a child of the Windrush generation, she experienced racism from a very early age. She defied the odds by studying history at Cambridge University before she embarked on her political career.

This episode is about celebrating Diane Abbott as a true trailblazer, as well as also highlighting the controversies that she’s been involved in. But despite all of the adversities that she’s had to endure, she continues to rise above! A true inspiration!

This episode discusses the downfall of Diddy. Diddy was known to be one of the most iconic producers and moguls in hip hop. But in November 2023, his ex-girlfriend Cassie filed a lawsuit against him alleging crimes such as domestic violence and rape.

I will also discuss about the South African musician Tyla. She has been receiving a lot of backlash recently due to the “coloured” comment and coming across as “uppity”. Is her core fan base starting to fade away? I will also talk about why she’s sweeping all of the Afrobeats awards and whether she’s an “industry plant”.

Beyoncé received zero nominations at this years CMA’s. In the first segment of this podcast, I’m looking to discuss about the racism in country music and black people in the country music genre. The question people are asking is whether “Beyoncé is country enough?”

I will also discuss about Kendrick Lamar headlining the Super Bowl next year in New Orleans. Was Lil Wayne snubbed? Did Kendrick’s recent beef with Drake also play a part? And what is Jay Z’s and Roc Nation’s involvement in all of this?

Myself and my dad, Abraham Osondu continue with our discussion on the American election so far. In Part 2, we discuss about Trump and the Republican Party. We share our thoughts about Trump’s assassination attempt, his attacks on Kamala Harris, his policies, his Vice Presidential nominee JD Vance and our election predictions!

To discuss these reflections, I’ve invited a guest speaker, my dad, Abraham Osondu!

This episode is divided into two parts. Part 1 is a discussion on the Democrats. We will cover Biden’s re-election campaign and him eventually stepping down to run again, about Kamala Harris’s political journey from a District Attorney to the Democratic Presidential nominee and sharing our reflections on her election campaign so far.

My reflections on the UK riots