The TNT Talk Show

Send us Fan Mail In this week's Extra Bit, Tony unexpectedly shows up with a conspiracy in tow. Apparently, back in 1995, Phil Schneider, a Black Ops operative working for the US government, made some extraordinary claims. Just weeks after blabbing, he was found dead, apparently strangled to death by piano wire. Now Tayo isn't saying that this is evidence of a conspiracy, but even he thi...

Send us Fan Mail The second in our "Did you know...?" series, this episode deals with an unusual group of intrepid explorers which explores the world of interconnecting tunnels underneath Paris and people's unusual names. There's an unscheduled trek into a heated debate on Brexit (after which, the boys decide it might be time to park the subject 😂). Although we much prefer eff...

Send us Fan Mail A slightly different kettle of fish in this week's Extra Bit. We won't spoil it for you. Have a listen, see what you think, and let us know by leaving a comment on our Facebook page . By the way, the easiest way to listen to the show is to click on this link and bookmark the page. Enjoy! Get in touch or leave us your feedback on any of these channels: Email - tnttalkshow...

Send us Fan Mail Tayo doesn't believe in ghosts–but freely admits he'd rather not spend the night in a haunted room. (It's brave of him to be so candid about his cowardice, don't you think?) Tony does believe in ghosts, but keeps schtum about whether he's happy to sleep in a haunted room. In this week's episode, the boys cross swords over the existence (or not) of gho...

Send us Fan Mail Look at the image in the thumbnail (also available at www.facebook.com/tonyandtayo, and search the webpage for the phrase, "girl you see crying". This will instantly take you to the photograph). The image is controversial, to say the least. Some see indisputable evidence of a ghostly figure, others, a faked photograph. In this week's Extra Bit our imagery expert, Fa...

Send us Fan Mail Conspiracy theories - the belief that powerful and malevolent meet in secret to wreak harm on an unsuspecting public - abound. It is odd that in an age with easy access to facts to debunk these theories, there are still people who hold steadfastly to their paranoia. The boys get together to pontificate on why so many people believe so firmly in conspiracy theories. Could it be tha...

Send us Fan Mail We often say, "If your comments cause outrage or apoplexy, we'll invite you onto the show", and this week, something very like that happened. A couple of months ago, we aired one of our most controversial episodes, "Should we ban women from voting?" Well, Grace Mary and Daniela were having none of it. They exchanged terse messages with the boys, who prompt...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, notable broadcasters and environmental activists, Sharon E. O'Connor and Stuart Moore join the boys for a sometimes heated debate on whether Greta Thunberg is a figure to love or loathe. A heavily outnumbered Tayo in a minority of one fights the good fight and suggests that "17-year-old nitwits" (as he puts it) should keep quiet and let the adults d...

Send us Fan Mail Tayo complains to his friend Tony about being thrown out of yet another Facebook group. That's it, really. A weird little Extra Bit; we wonder what you'll make of it? Although we much prefer effusive praise 😉 on our Facebook page , nevertheless, we enjoy and appreciate any feedback you might care to leave, so please have at it. If your comments cause outrage or apoplexy...

Send us Fan Mail TV and movie roles nowadays play quickly and furiously with characters' identities. 007 is now a black woman (she isn't James Bond, but she has assumed his codename). Ghostbusters 2016 entirely replaced the main characters with women. In the television series 'Elementary', Sherlock Holmes' friend and sidekick, Dr Watson, is a Chinese woman, and the gender-...

Send us Fan Mail "All's fair in love and war," they say, and Tayo takes this admonishment to heart when he tries to pull the wool over his friend's eyes. Unfortunately, on this occasion, Tony was up to snuff, and quickly identified the attempted deceit. It all ended in gales of laughter, so no harm done. 😁 Here are the boys just having a chat and a laugh before getting down to...

Send us Fan Mail In a special series of episodes, Tony and Tayo investigate various conspiracies which, if true, would be real bombshells! In this episode, the chaps consider the dreaded Illuminati. Founded in Bavaria in the 18th century by Adam Weishaupt, an anti-clerical professor who wanted to limit the interference of the Church in public life, the secretive (or even secret) organisation distr...

Send us Fan Mail Tony shares with Tayo a wide swathe of his esoterica; knowledge which he has garnered from only goodness-knows-where, using powers of observation, logic and deduction which occasionally completely flummox Tayo. That said, maybe you are more intelligent than Tayo, or have a better grasp of the language, so it's entirely possible that you will find it easier to follow Tony&apos...

Send us Fan Mail Have we reached the point where the government should ban smoking altogether, or is smoking a human right and it is up to the individual to choose? New Zealand has begun a move towards a TOTAL ban on tobacco. New Zealand lawmakers are imposing a full smoking ban by 2025, and the law will prevent residents born after 2004 from buying cigarettes at all. Tayo reminisces that a simila...

Send us Fan Mail Behind the scenes, Tony and Tayo chat about this and that. This time, they swap a sense of foreboding and non-specific anxiety. The talk variously takes on humourous and sombre undertones, culminating in Tayo speculating how visiting aliens who had lost their way might want to be very wary of humans, otherwise they might suffer the alarmingly abrupt - Boom! to the back of the skul...

Send us Fan Mail Was Churchill an outstanding leader? Should we remember Mahatma Ghandi with respect or reverence? Was Stalin the monster he is painted as today? Should the Chinese exhume and "execute" Chairman Mao in a petulant - even redundant - display of umbrage at his memory? Margaret Thatcher - Wonder Woman or Despicable Harridan? Ronald Reagan, dean of modern Presidents or a cowbo...

Send us Fan Mail Tony questions Tayo on the latter's favourite and most despised films and television shows. Inbetween, the pair discuss modern "woke" culture, Hollywood's leftist tendencies, and what makes for a good movie hero or heroine. After the difficult topics of the past couple of weeks, it's time to kick back and enjoy a relaxed show full of fun and japery! Althou...

Send us Fan Mail It's not all controversy or high jinks at the back studio over at the TNT Talk Show. Sometimes, the chatter is quite mundane. For example, here are the two gents swapping "old man" stories about some aches and pains associated with growing older. Truly, this is a slice-of-life peek behind the microphones. We're not saying it's Earth-shattering stuff; we&ap...

Send us Fan Mail A dark and sombre topic this week, "Should we legalise euthanasia?" We all know we have an unavoidable appointment with the Grim Reaper at a specific date and time, but most of us don't know when that is. A few individuals, however, do. They have decided to save themselves a frightful or long-drawn out death and have opted instead for a painless and dignified exit f...

Send us Fan Mail Something a bit different in this Extra Bit. Here we showcase an American ex-police officer who sheds alarming light on racist shenanigans going on all across America involving that nation's police force. We are doing this in continuation of an earlier show, "Can America cure its racism?" If you follow us closely, you will recall that Tony was optimistic, and though...

Send us Fan Mail Most people would agree that America is a country with tremendous race relations problems. Some - for example, those who are direct and have little time to beat about the bush - might go further to say that America is probably the most racist country on the planet. This assertion would be much in keeping with Tayo's outlook, which goes further to claim that America can never,...

Send us Fan Mail A bit of nonsense and japery to brighten your day. It sure brightened ours. 😁 Although we much prefer effusive praise 😉 on our Facebook page , nevertheless, we enjoy and appreciate any feedback you might care to leave, so please have at it. If your comments cause outrage or apoplexy, we'll probably have you on the show, because we're weird like that. 😁 By the way, the...

Send us Fan Mail Tayo : London has turned into Londonistan, with white Britons making up only 43% of the population. In many parts of the country, Mohammed is the most popular boys' name; in yet other parts, Mohammed is the second most popular boys' name. The country is losing its essential Britishness and becoming less and less recognisable as the Briton inherited by white natives. Tony...

Send us Fan Mail An extra long Extra Bit in which the boys natter about this and that in a random sort of fashion, touching on diverse topics such as a second world war prisoner of war, former Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, and why Tony and Tayo don't get paid. It's Tony and Tayo doing what they do best - yak. Here, the friends and colleagues are shooting the breeze after recording a...

Send us Fan Mail The data - incontrovertible and uncontested - is in! Women tend to vote for larger government and bigger welfare. When served by a compliant professional political class, the results are spiral debt, and a burgeoning and increasingly nannyish state. Tayo argues that this situation strongly suggests it was a mistake to allow women the privilege of voting (yes, it is a privilege, no...