As we enter yet another week of Lockdown the boys decide catch up with Daniel Bola Sogbasen and discuss the recent events that have taken & are taking place as they speak.

They discuss:   Mr Darcy,  The evolution of Cats & Dogs,  Billions,   Britains history with the genocide of people of colour,     The Crusades,  The erosion of human values within religion,   Black people are tired!   The impact of The George Floyd murder by the Minneapolis police,   KARENS,   The central park incident,  Is change coming?   The View,  The weaponizing of race,  Why the right always win,  Emmett Till,   Not all racists are trump supporters,  The difference between racism in the UK & US,   Savvy likes playing with dumb racists,  Mark Bumba Clarke,   Empowering Women to commit fuckeries to humanity,   Whats the plane for change?   Power is only ever taken,  Systematic Racism,   The History of America & class,  Daniel memories of the Steven Lawrence murder,  Savvy's memory of the race hate murder up his street,  Fighting racists with your brain,  Benaiahs parents being harassed by the police,   Racist teachers,   Black & Dragon mothers,  Mums going to war with the school administration for their kids,       Black History Month,  Mainstream media portrayal of black people & culture,   Tom Hanks son,   Interracial relationships,  Hyper sexualisation of black males,     Its on their terms,   The under representation of black people who work in NHS in the press during the covid crisis,   History lessons in school,  Savvy lending his religious studies teacher The Life Of Brain,  Studying various religious,   Diversity & Understanding,   Real black history,   Keeping the message consistent,   The Black middle class,  Black republicans,   Divide conquer,   Baby Boomers,    The deletion of black history and its effect Black business,   Being the only black person in the room,   Django,  Sunday Dress & why some black people are obsessed with appearance,  Akala,  Passing culture onto the next generation,   The difference between West Indian & African upbringing.