Popcorn for Dinner

R.I.P to a real one.
After delivering what possibly amounts to the most disgruntled eulogy of all time, Ebube summons Afam and Soonen through gritted teeth to talk about the loss that’s currently hurting him the most, courtesy of this episode — he can’t decide whether to love or hate Ira Parker, but stay tuned.

They get into the tragedy of how the events unfolded and how it’s partly a commentary on class warfare, before breaking down the story beats within the fight and the flashback, as well as the fascinating lore surrounding it. They discuss what's been lost, the significance of the episode's title, what the flashback really shows us about Dunk, and the fact that no good deep goes unpunished in the world of Game of Thrones.

We’ll all need some time to recover.
You can support us here
Also available on YouTube
Host: Ebube Ubochi 
Guests: Afam and Soonen
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

You can quote Sun Tzu all you want, but there's no art to this. Your options are nonexistent. Your failures as a man, mentor, father and partner have been revealed back to you in unglorious 4K. You're already dead, Mr. Tao, what you do now is for your daughter.
Bankole, Eyo & Ebube are back, live on CNN, to discuss what may be the best ever episode of HBO's 'Industry'? They discuss the show giving them new feelings 30 episodes in, Eric's dilemma and decision, a very emotional scene and oh, just the entire Tender plotline making us fear for our lives.
(02:24) - Intro
(5:15) - Listener Questions & Comments
(12:05) - Episode 6 Discussion & Analysis
(1:33:00) - What else we're watching
You can support us here.
Also Available on YouTube.
Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Ebube Ubochi and Eyo Ndem
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede

From Eric's terrible parenting to Harper's insatiable ambition, Sweetpea's glorious purpose and Yasmin's denial, the stage is set for an explosive series of events in the second half of Industry's fourth season.
Ebube and AJ take stock of where we are now, bidding farewell to Jim and Rishi, questioning Sweetpea's seemingly bottomless audacity, and joining the long list of people begging Eric to get it to together. They also look to Whitney and his relationship with Henry, and the writing on the wall is starting to read pretty ominously...
You can support us here.
Also Available on YouTube.
Host: Ebube Ubochi 
Guests: AJ
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

They’ve been searching for over 200 years, but Bankole, Emmanuel & Pete finally have some good news as they discuss the Season 2 Finale of Prime Video’s ‘Fallout’. 
They start off by checking how the season fared against their benchmarks from the premiere, before sharing their frustrations with some of the season’s decisions and then, what they loved and enjoyed about both the finale and the season as a whole. 
(1:30) - Overall Season Thoughts
(11:57) - Stephanie’s history & her role going forward 
(20:40) - Finale Analysis
(1:03:15) - Outro

You can support us here.
Also available on YouTube.

Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Pete Peppers and Emmanuel Pius-Ogiji
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede

This one’s for all the marbles. Your bosses were twiddling their thumbs waiting for lil Jimmy Dycker and now he’s only gone and OD’d. So it’s up to you Miss Golightly, time to show that you’re the smartest in the room. The thing is nothing… Now go prove it!
Bankole & Eyo are joined by Ebube for this all-about-SternTao episode of HBO’s ‘Industry’. They discuss the role of humanity in this industry, Eric & Harper being honest and of course, Sweetpea and Kwabena on tour. Later, Bankole is joined by ‘Industry’ Production Designer, Simon Rogers, to break down the thought that goes into creating the show, Harper & Sweetpea’s flats and building Accra in Wales!
William Goodman’s interview with Sagar Radia here
(05:10) - Rishi Fallout
(14:25) - Listener Questions & Comments
(19:05) - Episode 5 Discussion & Analysis
(1:01:18) - Sweetpea in Accra
(1:29:35) - Simon Rogers Interview
You can support us here.
Also Available on YouTube.
Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Ebube Ubochi, Eyo Ndem and Simon Rogers
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede