Bring On 2021, Adapting To The Aftermath Of Lockdown & Opinions On Black Police Officers

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05/31/20 • 94 min

The Lads return home for the monumental episode 40! Toren, Ray & Sillah start off by discussing how much of a strange year 2020 has been with the deaths of various icons, as well as the coronavirus pandemic. The conversation then moves on to discussing the changes to TfL including the congestion charge being increased and changed from five to seven days a week. Opinions on many major music festivals opting to reschedule to 2021 are also thrashed out, and to finish off, the killing of George Floyd and the subsequent riots in Minneapolis are discussed which leads onto a debate of whether Black representation across all major industries should be the case. Use the hashtag #ColdDrinksPodcast to interact with us!

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NS10v10, Young Money The Best Music Empire? & Should Artists Release Multiple Projects Per Year?

Bringing listeners a quarantine care package for Episode 39 since it's been a while! Toren & Ray, along with good friend Tano, who helped bring the episode together hold an impromptu episode discussing @theresnosignall latest online music game show! The lads put their own spin on the concept and discuss a group vs group concept including Migos v Rae Sremmurd & Krept & Konan vs DBE. The conversation then moves on to discussing whether Young Money are arguably the best music empire to date, as well as whether artists should look to release multiple projects in a year?
p.s. apologies in advance for Ray's squeaky chair.
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Black Lives Matter Protests & Classy Girls Attending Block Parties?

Ray hosts episode 41, and along with Toren & Sillah discuss all of the recent Black Lives Matter protests that have been going on within the UK, as well as the online campaigns across social media. Does the strength in global numbers and strong demand for social justice for black lives mark a new beginning? We also discuss various companies voicing their support for the movement and whether it is genuine. A short trip is taken through the history of mass migration into the UK as black economic power is delved into. The second half of the episode is more lighthearted as a conversation on 'block parties' is had, can you conflate class and lifestyle with attending one? Finally, do all women seek alpha males as partners? Use the hashtag #ColdDrinksPodcast to interact with us!