The Miseducation of Kleeo and Nyambu

The gang reviews the newly released documentary, Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids Tv, debunking the abuses child actors go through behind the scenes.

An solo, interlude episode concocted by Nyambu addressing the issue of body dysmorphia, or more succinctly, body shaming.

Wokeness...How do you know that you're "woke" and more importantly, what are the dangers of being "woke"? The lot debunks this not-so-much-talked about component of our everyday life.

A therapy session special before the lads embark on miseducation.

Let's take a minute and talk about people who think they have made it in life or haven't they?

What the F is trauma bonding? Furthermore, is it possible to identify and separate trauma bonding from being blindly in love? The duo chops this topic down to size as they look to educate you on abusive relationships.

Marriage, Getting Older, Having Kids, Corporate jobs, Moving out. The gang doubles down on these issues as they criticise the older generation better known as "Millenials"

Guilt has never tasted this better. The gang tables all the skeletons in their closets and what they think is a guilty pleasure everyone should try.

Friendship, what does it really mean? Is it just about the moments when we are cutting the cake that everyone is present? Furthermore, can you distinguish real friends from acquaintances? The duo cuts this subject down to size in this episode, or should I say class?

Most of the time, no one wants to be the bigger person when it comes to taking the fall for failed relationships. The duo shed light on what it means to accept, reconciliate and move on from entanglements.

The gang breaks down some of those skeletons in everyone's cupboards including moments you never want to relive.

The gang sets the ball rolling with what the pod is about and how it came to be. Also, Kleeo talks about how rough his week has been and you won’t believe what happened.