Popcorn for Dinner

Ever watched an episode of TV that felt both like a warm hug and a brisk bucket of ice? Like a song of ice and fire perhaps? Well, you certainly have if you've seen this one!
HBO's brand new 'Game of Thrones' spinoff, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms', is finally here and the squad is stoked to be back in Westeros. Ebube summoned Afam and Soonen to discuss the great new frontier this show represents for the Game of Thrones brand, the context it has the potential to provide for the two George R. R. Martin adaptations that have already premiered, and the fact that this is bound to be a fun ride.
They also praise the production design and costuming, as well as the stellar performances, shouting out the two incredibly charming leads — Peter Claffey and Dexter Sol Ansell — and how everything on screen comes together to kickstart a journey that might just be a welcome departure from the status-quo.
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Host: Ebube Ubochi 
Guests: Afam and Soonen
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

So your business failed spectacularly, you “shared their needles” and lost a guaranteed political seat? Fine, you’ve had a rough go at it, but it's time to integrate it into your life, love your supportive wife and bring back that stiff upper lip. It's your 40th birthday and The Commander's back in town!
Bankole and Eyo return to discuss the excellently harrowing second episode of 'Industry' Season 4. On the way, they touch on what makes this episode special, the insight we get into Henry Muck's past and present, his need for a purpose and oh, Charles Hannani being the absolute worst (again).
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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Eyo Ndem
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Looks like it might be another tough season for friendships.
Unlike Jonah, Ebube and AJ are exceedingly focused people, who want to have more and be more, which is why they start by establishing that this season is a new dawn for HBO's 'Industry', and discussing what this rebirth might mean for its narrative and tone.
They salute Harry Lawtey’s Robert and explain how his absence from the new season is a feature and not a bug, and they talk about what might be in store for each character in the coming episodes. They also point out that Whitney might be a lot more dangerous than meets the eye...
It’s gonna be an unhinged season. Buckle up, fucklehead.
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Host: Ebube Ubochi
Guests: AJ
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

Ready for an adventure? HBO certainly is, so we might as well strap in too.
With 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' just around the corner, Ebube and Soonen start by delving into why HBO’s brand new Game of Thrones spinoff will feel familiar, but different in all the right ways. They explain what a hedge knight actually is, and point out some of the ways this show will add some much-appreciated context to what casual viewers might know about the George R. R. Martin’s colossal epic. They also explain why no prior knowledge is required, as this show is expected to be among other things, a great hang.
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Host: Ebube Ubochi 
Guests: Soonen
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

Bathrooms, motel rooms & underground bunkers; all the face-offs are happening on this week's podcast. Bankole, Emmanuel & Pete have shaken off their addictions and are ready to discuss their best two episodes of this 'Fallout' season so far. They debate whether The Ghoul's actions can even be called a betrayal, Mr House and Coop finally (officially) meeting, Maxmus' independence and Norm being a real boy in the real world.
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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Pete Peppers and Emmanuel Pius-Ogiji
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede