What A Joke

Bayo sends a lot of love and Christmas wishes all the way from Ekiti :heart:

Most people wonder if the Naira will ever return to its former glory, and even if not, whether or not it has a chance of rising at all. In an interview (purely for banter) with a 'certified' professor of Economics & Yahoonomics (Asher) from the university of Plaklinsçly, Bayo and his guest break down how Yahoo Yahoo can be used to improve the strength of the Naira.

If you’ve been awake in the past year then you've probably heard of the term NFT, but in case nobody ever stopped to break it down for you... what are podcast hosts for? Bayo and his guest, Moyo, take you through what you need to know about NFTs, and then some. They’re also joined by a familiar character. PS: you get an extra-long episode because Bayo’s birthday is this week!!!

Bayo dives deep into history with this one, exposing once and for all what Thanksgiving and its cohorts, truly are.

Bayo and Jachin pick up where they left off on the previous episode with the top two cold cases on their list. PS, they apologize in advance for laughing for half the episode.

Bayo and his guest, Jachin, kick back and break down some of the funniest ways that cold cases were solved, in a manner that fans of BuzzFeed Unsolved are sure to enjoy. Listen to what A joke on Jamit.fm

When you hear that you might be deployed to war, the same week that your country loses Twitter and almost changes its name, it can feel like your world is about to end. In 'what a joke' fashion, Bayo covers the most unnecessarily dramatic week in recent Nigerian history, the first week of June 2021. And he does it three Act style

Australia, earth’s maximum-security prison for everything dangerous. Long ago, when it was still just a baby country/continent, they faced the greatest foe in the history of their nation in an all-out, guns blazing, feathers flying war... and lost. This is the story of what is known as ‘The Great Emu War’ (PS, if you thought the war of the bucket was bad, wait till you get a load of this!)

Almost a year ago, the nation of Nigeria went through one of its most trying ordeals in recent times. In this episode, Bayo and his guest, Asher, attempt to follow the clues and uncover who was behind it, as Detective Shalewa Holmes and Dr. Joromi Watson.

Now, for the moment you've been waiting for... if you care at all. How does this all relate to Nigeria? Well, in movies, we've all noticed that when aliens want to invade the world that means those of us that don't live in New York, Washington, London, Tokyo, Beijing, and maybe Paris... did I miss anywhere else? Moscow? Yeah, the rest of us are safe. Because aliens and their saucers don't rate the...

With the independence Day celebration of his come country, Nigeria, being just days prior, Bayo starts the second season with a lot of opinions and a very important question. Is this Independence really all that?

It's been several months since what a joke season 1 ended and then Bayo just vanished, disappeared, went kaput! What's he been up to in that time?

From a poor Columbian baby to a 17-year-old Billionaire weapon smuggler to a middle-aged Saudi-Arabian Prince. Anthony Gignac had lived more lives than most could boast of in a hundred years, and he's barely cracked fifty. The world saw him as many things, but who was he, really? The biggest, baddest, laziest con-artist in the west.

Lies are one of the most natural things to humans, but how much do you know about this little reflex of yours? Bayo thinks... less than 20%. Now, is that a lie or not? Ft. The Biggest Liar!

Imagine a world where every bad thing could be blamed on the air being bad? eg. Mr President, Boko Haram kidnapped... Ah, it must be that bad Miasma. It's a pity. That may be a bit of an exaggeration, but this was the world before the late 1800s. Thank God for scientific advancements.

Bayo recounts one of his many daring adventures (no cap, it's a jungle out there) with transportation in Lagos.

Bayo invites Ajay of DSL and Joy of I Got Tempted for a little game of weird history.

The Okada is one of Nigeria's most tried and tested methods of transportation. Sure, it probably has a higher recorded accident rate than other vehicles and has claimed a lot of lives, it's still a very important and grossly underestimated part of... I took an Okada, okay? First time in years and it wasn't as scary as I thought it would be. But a lot had to happen for me to get on first.

Have you ever wondered, why it’s called “Yahoo Yahoo”? I mean, sure there’s an obvious connection to Yahoo mail (oops, spoiler), but it’s gotta be deeper than that right? Well, in my best old timey documentary narrator voice, I present to you, a What A Joke Special! Yahoo x2 Origins! https://republic.com.ng/august-september-2019/yahoo-yahoo-naija/

Join Bayo on the episode of What A Joke as he shares the tale of one of history dumbest war, the battle of Zappolino, popularly known as, 'War of the Bucket'.

Karma has a surprising way of taking care of situations. All you have to do is to sit back and watch. Listen to this hilarious episode of What A Joke as Bayo serves you la hot.

On this episode bayo your host Bayo debunked theories behind the coronavirus, like 5G network transmitting the virus or a bat behind the carrier of the virus. it’s 2021 and either Covid-19 needs a new name, or it needs to get the heck out. People have gone from not caring, to caring too much, to forgetting why they cared at all, and along the way they’ve believed some very “interesting” things.

From the dawn of time, or at least since the dawn of the calendar, Monday has been known as the most dreaded day of the week. This is why it’s perfect for what a Joke. It’s a comedy podcast true to its name where I, your host, Bayo Oduwole, make you laugh, teach you stuff like weird history and crazy politics while making you laugh, get your blood pumping, fix up your life, force you to think abou...