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In this episode, we discuss some of the biggest news throughout the year. From the Oval Office embarrassment of Volodymyr Zelenskyy, to war in Sudan, and the Louvre heist.

Google say they've finally cracked their AirDrop headache. Seems a lot of their users have been clamoring for a way to share outside of Google and into the Apple walled garden.

Valve recently announced three new products to add to their family of Steam hardware. The reception has been mostly good, but with a release date of ‘early 2026’ and no price tag yet, will this slate of new devices live up to all the hype it’s been getting?

Terrorism against Christians has prevailed for quite some time now in parts of Nigeria. Recently, Donald Trump has declared Nigeria a 'Country of Particular Concern'.

Civilians keep bearing the brunt in the ongoing war between the Sudan Military and the RSF. How does the involvement of the UAE in the conflict affect any hope for a ceasefire?

Samsung have finally delivered their Galaxy XR headset into the hands of some users. How does it compare to the Vision Pro?

Gold recently hit an all time high. What does this say about the world economy and who holds the bulk of the planet's gold reserves?

Figure AI announced their 03 autonomous humanoid robot. It's supposed to help with culler around the house, as well as sorting packages in a warehouse?

Platforms like Meta and OpenAI's Sora are hell bent on getting users addicted to AI generated mess. They're desperate enough to seemingly operate now without major guardrails.

Temi is back on the podcast and he's here to share his experience on his recent trip to Asia. From the affordability to the complex organization of some of these old cities.

Apple's annual phone launch sees a drastic new design with the iPhone Air. We discuss the implications of this new design as well as the accompanying iPhone 17 which now feels like a premium entry level phone, and of course the Pro iPhones.

Africa's wealthiest man has some pressing issues with the Nigerian government. We tackle what could be going on, and what is the path forward for him as he tried to build a record-breaking oil refinery in his home country.

In a crazy development during the United State presidential campaign, Donald Trump almost gets killed as a bullet whizzes by his ear and draws blood. We discuss the strangeness of this situation on the pod as we continue to get more information on what happened.

A breakdown of some of the news coming out of Apple Park these past few weeks with their AI strategy. We discuss some impressive features and some that could come off as gimmicky.

What's happening with Vision Pro sales, and why is Apple changing their forecast for the product? Is the Humane AI Pin really that bad, or is it just poorly executed?

In the most talked about news in tech in the past week, we see a reversal of fortune for Sam Altman in the eventful twists and turns of the Open AI drama. The Crypto world seems to be unable to rid itself of bad PR in 2023.

Apple kicked off WWDC on Monday June 5th and there were a lot of announcements. Dapo and I discuss our favorites and the ones that were not as impressive as we'd hoped.

After a long break, we're back to talking! What does Mason Greenwood's dropped charges mean for these types of cases going forward?

The biggest news in a while is of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. We discuss some of the ongoing commentary about her life and legacy and you can be sure that it is not without controversy.

A dark week for Nigerian fighters as both Anthony Joshua and Kamaru Usman lost their bouts. We look forward to what's next for them in the near future.

Man U is in hot soup. They need goals, they need wins and lately it looks like they'll be getting a new owner.

Hoping this episode isn't too much of a downer, we take a look at a good amount of bad news we've heard in recent times. From the mob lynching of an innocent christian woman, to the constant gun violence in the US as well as the market correction we've witnessed in the stock market recently.

Netflix is feeling the pinch from a lot of competition. It's time to see if their business model can survive the storm.

In this episode we debut our first guest on the show. Shasha is a finance professional and fashion blogger based in Vancouver, BC.

Mask mandates are being lifted in many places. How will this affect the inevitable callback for office returns by many companies?

After being away from the backyard for a couple of weeks, we talk about the current war in Ukraine and how it's affecting everyone. We touch on the new release of The Batman without spoilers and Temi sheds light on some of the performances he likes.

In this Lagos edition of the podcast, I spend time with Dapo Olaopa and we touched on some local and international topics. The stock market has a way of reacting or overreacting to news.

The Super Eagles have been eliminated from AFCON by Tunisia. The way forward now is to look to the World Cup.

We're back! In this episode we talk about some of the more notable news from 2021 and all the things we look forward to in 2022.

R. Kelly is back in court and we are about to witness yet another trial involving him.

We took a bit of a summer break, but now we're back! Big shoutout to our subscribers who've been waiting for the new episode drop.

What happens when you put the fate of the supposed founders of football, in the hands of a 19 year old? He has to score a crucial penalty for his nation's hope to be kept alive.

We reach out to you today as survivors of the recent heat wave that affected the N. American West.

It's hot outside. That hasn't stopped us from reflecting on what we consider apparent discrimination against the South African athlete, Caster Semenya.

If you hear the sound of ice cubes in a glass, it's because we invented a new Ribena cocktail. In this episode we talk briefly about Chimamanda's post (essay?

In this episode we thank all of our listeners for taking us to the top of the charts in the News & Commentary category. We also inevitably talk about the June 12 protests and the need for people to stay safe as they exercise their civil liberties.

In this episode we talk about President Buhari's tweet that was taken down by twitter, how people are cashing out with the AMC stock, The UK reopening for business, Brazil hosting CONMEBOL as well as the mass grave of indigenous children found in Kamloops, BC Canada.

In this episode, we discuss the conflict in the Middle East, the separation of Bill and Melinda Gates and its impact on their charity work, Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead and the volatility of Crypto.

In this episode we talk about TV shows we're into, what the growth and potential stagnation of Clubhouse looks like, as well as the interest of the Spotify boss looking to buy a football club.

On this episode we discuss how insanely difficult it is to lay your hands on a PS5 gaming console, how some of our behaviors have changed during the lockdown as well as some of the changes we're seeing in businesses due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Marvis Music Player: https://apps.