In this week’s episode, with Kie and Yaf out, it's the first ever sole West African Alliance as Steven and Kwame hold things down in Amsterdam.The two funcles (fun uncles) speak about a plethora of topics, double standards in commentary of two collegiate American ballers, Caitlin Clark and Angel Rees and conduct a friendship quiz to test how well they know each other. Sweet, silly and super hilarious, all the things you love about the Out Of Home Podcast.(06:15) Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (09:02) Steven shares what the public want the foursome to touch on in the coming weeks…(12:11) The guys speak on the aforementioned, unfortunate race debate after the NCAA Women’s Final(29:27) Kwame and Steven share when they first met, reveal secrets and test how well they know each other Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Steven returns from his trip to the USA bringing stories and a whole lot of vibes. After a rambunctious start, the group talk about how they deal with uncertainty and what measures they take during a period when things aren’t promised.Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (13:15)Yaf asks the group about their take on the main topic… (30:21)Kieram shares a recent development in his life (32:07)Kwame speaks about a recent tragedy that he and his family had to go through (44:16)Steven explains how his experience in Portland and how he deals with stress (66:01 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandems sans Steven tap in from Amsterdam and London. They discuss a recent report which confirmed that the Metropolitan Police is rife with racist, sexist and homophobic behaviours. Kie, Kwarmz and Yaf also speak on the news which saw Raheem Sterling announced as an angel investor of Oja, an Afro-Carribean food service and how more of this behaviour should be celebrated; investing in the community. - Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (06:08)  - The group discuss the findings of Dame Casey on the Met Police and how there is a lack of trust when dealing with Police (20:04)- The mandem applaud the Oja x Sterling partnership, as well as how footballers and people of influence are stepping out of their traditional zones and using their power for good (47:02) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The awesome foursome are back in AMS but for two special reasons, for a cinema screening of ‘Golden Generation’ and this very episode! For this one they sat back and invited 10+ friends of the show, all women, who are doing dope stuff in their careers and with their passions.Some of the topics that came up battling imposter syndrome, dealing with the patriarchy and having to deal with chauvinism and more in the workplace. An honest and heartfelt listen from top to bottom. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Back like they never left, the mandem sans Steven re-unite in Amsterdam and speak on the promises and pitfalls of reaching out to people The guys share experiences on what has occurred in a professional environment and how coming from inner city backgrounds can deter some folks to not be seen as 'beg-friend'. Do you have a say on this matter, let the mandem know on their socials! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode is the final instalment of our Golden Generation conversations. We wrap out talks with the final three members of the cast: Angelo, Coco and Gunifort, each providing insight on their processes, their thoughts on their own creativity and identity and finally where they see the future of creativity for the city of Amsterdam. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our third instalment of The Golden Generation conversations is with creative and community champion, Berano. In an inspirational and insightful episode, The Homies dive a little deeper into the experiences that shaped this young king from the south-side of Amsterdam. - Berano breaks down what Gold means to him and the Homies share a conversation about how gold as a mineral has been removed from Black History (6:42)- Berano speaks to us about what it was like growing up in the South East of Amsterdam and having to code switch between the ends and the city centre (15:44)- Berano tells us about his initial influences coming up in South East and shares an anecdote from his childhood (26:33)- We speak about how you navigating in the world which is filled with good and bad influences (31:40)- We learn more about Berano’s journey and how he tries to effect his community through his own actions (34:52)- We ask Berano what he thinks the responsibility of his generation is in order to inspire those coming after him (41:09)- Berano explains how stepping out of South East allowed him to be a lot more open minded to the world and other individuals he’s encountered (46:34)- Berano gives his advice to people who are trying to follow a life of creativity (51:13) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this instalment of our Golden Generation conversations sees us speak with Cuba - photographer, production guru and all round hustler. Having been born in the UK and raised in different countries around the world Cuba has a unique perspective on the way that she see things especially her experiences living in Amsterdam. It's a conversation rich with insight and full of laughs as always.- Cuba’s perspective of the collaborative nature of the creative scene in Amsterdam. (13:30)- Cuba explains why she thinks there is such a rich vein of creatives in Amsterdam (15:40)- We hear how rebelling against her father’s wishes she found creativity and her thoughts on Dutch society (18:32)- Cuba speaks touches on her experiences being a black woman in the wake of the BLM movement and her creative platform The New Normal (31:31)- The example that she sets for future creatives (41:00)  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we take you back to a conversation from late 2020 with Aijda Farag. Aijda is an artist manager, culture scout, AND a creative producer. In addition, she is a key cast member of our latest film, The Golden Generation. This conversation gives richer insight into Aijda’s journey, and shines a light on how she became the woman she is today, check it out!Aijda speaks about what she does (04:15)How I got into the music industry (08:00)The dopest part of being an artist manager (22:05)How to get more kids from the community into the creative industry (28:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The awesome foursome are reunited in Amsterdam and for good reason! Fresh off a red carpet premiere and the release of their first ever film, the group speak extensively and honestly about 'The Golden Generation' almost taking three years to make.Type in ‘Out Of Home Golden Generation’ on YouTube to watch if you haven’t already…- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (09:11) - Steven speaks on his six week holiday in Nigeria, which he referred to as a ‘social experiment’ (13:15)- Kwame asks Yaf where the idea of ‘Golden Generation came from and how it developed since 2020 (24:42)- Kieran talks about wanting to highlight the way creatives work together in Amsterdam (29:34)- Steven speaks on the importance of having a support network when working on large-scale projects (40:02)- The group pose each other questions on some of the struggles and challenges they faced (57:24)) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, Kieran and Yaf hold it down for the crew, the dynamic duo chop it up and break down the idea of Community and Culture – two words that have arguably become fashionable within marketing and advertising spaces. But what do they actually mean? From it's inception to where it's heading in the future, Kieran and Yaf hash out their thoughts and opinions in realtime and try to get under the concept to figure out where they stand. - Commuting in London is not for the faint of heart (3:04)- What Made You Smile (13:44)- Kieran and Yaf introduce the idea of Community & Culture (16:15)- Why do brands want to tap into ‘Community’ (28:48)- Where do Community and Culture come from? (30:47)- The globalisation of communities (38:50)- Digital Communities (45:15)- Acceptance in a Community (49:05)- The future of Community (56:40) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kieran and Yaf host this week's show as they talk about New Year habits, biggest predictions for the advertising industry in 2023, and how the athlete world is evolving.11:05 - What made you smile this week?15:39 - Adopting new habits and focusing on improvement34:23 - Kieran breaks down his biggest predictions for advertising in 202301:02:33 - Yaf speaks on how the athlete world is evolving Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this IHS we kick it with the multi-faceted artist and creator Koder, CEO of Undeniable. A certified legend in his ends (Brockley, South London) and  respected internationally, Koder’s journey is one of patience, persistence and undeniable self-belief. Koder is living testimony of manifesting your desires and dreams and in this rare conversation we dive into some of his experiences from his early come-up, such as the first time going viral on MSN to quitting his job and pursuing music whilst running a business. - Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing positive vibes of the week just gone (15:36)- Koder gives Kontext to his early beginnings including the loss of his sister (25:29)- Influenced by So Solid, Koder shares what drew him to music initially (40:48)- Sharpening his skills on Grime instrumentals, Koder walks us through his artistic foundation (54:19)- We learn how Koder started to explore different avenue's with his creativity (76:36)- The birth of Undeniable (81:03)- Koder gives his experiences living OOH and how it changed his perspective (85:28) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this IHS we speak with Myles O’Meally, multi-faceted creative and founder of product creation studio, Areté. Hailing from Birmingham, Myles has a very interesting background in sport and product, a former semi-pro tennis player before pivoting and working for Nike as a footwear developer in The Netherlands and Vietnam.Myles is a driven, calm, well-mannered individual who speaks openly about his career path and how he came to start his own company which now handles the product creation for footwear of fashion giants such as Raf Simons, Alexander Queen, A Cold Wall and Daily Paper.Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (03:11) Myles speaks on how he landed on the name of his company, Areté which means fulfilment of purpose (12:15)Myles discusses how playing tennis as youngster helped developed his mindset and competitive edge (17:22)The entrepreneur talks about landing a job at Nike back in 2013 and Amsterdam, meeting friends who would later be responsible for elite fashion brands (31:34)After some years in Dam, Myles once again packed his bags for a new adventure, working in Vietnam (46:02)After working on projects such as Virgil Abloh’s ‘The 10’ product range, Myles sheds light on how he left Nike and ventured out on his own with Areté (61:24) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this IHS (In House Session) Kieran& Yaf speak with Damola Oladapo, creative and founder of House Captain, copywriter and journalist extraordinaire who proudly reps North London and knows a thing or two about speaking to the masses. Damola has worked with brands and companies such as Fifa, Nike, Spotify and Offspring. A man who drops gems about creativity who can then turn around and drop a reference about 90’s cartoons, this is an episode you really want to hear.Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (10:25) Damola challengers South Londoners on their ‘aloofness’, whereas Yaf thinks individualism stems from the mindset of Londoners and not been wanting to ‘beg it’ (31:03)Damola speaks about his career and chasing his purpose, dropping gems on how it can be hard to stay true to the course (42:17)Damola speaks about a decision from his youth, choosing a camera over an iPad and how this allowed his creativity to unfurl - further punctuated when he opted for a Master’s degree at CSM rather than King’s College (46:17)After speaking on cutting his teeth in the industry, Damola speaks about his creative studio ‘House Captain’ what it means to him and where he wants to take it (61:34) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Yaf and Kie bring the Christmas cheer from LDN, Kwame connects from AMS whilst Steven sits this one with his much deserved vacay in Lagos.The remaining three amigos speak on Christmas rituals, the skills you learn when working in the retail industry, tragedy in South London as well as navigating a friendship along with business opportunities - the boys celebrate another anniversary of the awesome foursome!- The group reveal who has got involved in Christmas decorations this year and what cleaning regimes they had to adhere to all year-round (01:40) - Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (10:25) - The group speak on the tragic events that happened at o2 Academy at Brixton before an Asake show, where crowd trouble led to two deaths (29:35)- The collective share their feelings on their 3 year podcast anniversary! Kwame, Kieran and Yaf share what the most difficult thing and the best thing about having a podcast (49:17)-Lastly, the group touch upon a what typical Christmas Day in the Wilson, Kenlock and Downes household looks like! (65:14) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Yaf and Kwame represent AMS, with Kieran back in LDN.The group speak on topics happening in the culture, international relations and the role of media in certain circumstances.Kwame reveals the truth about Kieran’s ‘mysterious’ absence during last week’s episode, which Kieran knew nothing about! (03:45) Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (10:44 ) The group speak on the Wizkid Accra concert fiasco, where ‘Big Wiz’ didn’t turn up and had fans waiting for over 12 hours (24:22)The collective share their thoughts on the recent prisoner swap between America and Russia, involving WNBA player Brittney Griner and arms dealer, Viktor Bout (38:17)Lastly, the group touch upon the role of the media when reporting triumph and despair and who they choose to focus on in these situations (48:44) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Yaf, Steven and Kwame join up in Amsterdam, whilst Kieran sits this one due to misfiring internal comms, more on that next week! Steven has just returned from Qatar and we get into his experience there, sampling football and culture in a country many said wasn’t fit to host the World Cup.Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (06:09 )Steven speaks about his experience, watching over 20 matches and what his first experience was when he landed(15:48)Steven chimes in about the much publicised ‘alcohol ban’ in the stadium and in & around Qatar, and expresses the friendly atmosphere the rule helped create (24:32)Showtime Steve speaks about his 4th World Cup experience, and what the football culture was like as well as sharing about his encounters with fans from all over the world (30:28)Yaf and Kwame ask Steven what he thinks the legacy will be for the Qatar World Cup overall (58:44) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, Kieran, Kwame and Yaf are without Steven – our man on the ground at this year's World Cup in Qatar. The Homies sit down and discuss the latest and greatest from the tournament, reminisce about an iconic video game and also get into the controversial campaign from luxury fashion house Balenciaga.- Steven's updates us on his time so far at the World Cup (7:12)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone(14:25)- The mandem deep dive into stories from the World Cup and what impact these will have in the future (31:31)- Finally the crew give their initial reaction to the Balenciaga Child Pornography Scandal (53:43) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week’s episode, the collective are together again in Amsterdam and for a good reason, one of the Out of Homies got married! The group speak about the blissful day and also have a debate about the Qatar World Cup and how critics are being a tad one-dimensional when it comes to criticism and accountability.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (11:22 )- The boys discuss the main event in detail, including speeches and choreographed dance moves! (30:24)- The group speak about the first ever FIFA World Cup in the Middle-East and how the press have been speaking about certain laws and rules in place in the host nation, Qatar (34:24)- Steven who has been to many World Cup’s in the past and will be present n Qatar, speaks on his feeling on everything and what he expects when he lands in Doha(41:24) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, the mandem minus Kwame break down a sensitive topic that has taken over the sport and entertainment world of late - the backlash following Kanye West & Kyrie Irving's words / actions relating to the Jewish community. Not an easy topic to navigate, the gang approach this topic from different perspectives and have an open conversation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are sans Steve, with Kie and Yaf holding court in London and Kwame joining from Amsterdam. We hear about King Kendrick performing at the o2, we hear about political campaigns and the guys ask one another how they are doing, due to a lot of happenings in the world right now.- The Lion of Lambeth (Yaf) goads the Brixton Bulldog (Steven) about his no-show (01:23)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (14:22 )- Kwame speaks about being more human (30:24)- Kieran teases the content of the next episode (56:24) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are Yafless, with Kie and Steven repping from London and Kwame holding it down it in AMS. The trio speak on entitlement, fighting misconceptions and linking up in the Big Smoke, which doesn't happen often enough!- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (04:22 )- Kieran shares what some public comments against male podcasters and the mandem try to see where they fit in… (13:12)- Kwame turns the topic to entitlement and the group chime in with their thoughts (21:48)- The group sign off this one and pay their respects to Davido’s son and Takeoff (from the group Migos) that both tragically lost their life this week (50:42 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, Kieran returns to join Kwame and Yaf as the crew recap on the passing month. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Continuing the theme during Black History Month, Yaf & Kwame (Steven and Kie sit this one out )speak to trailblazing creatives and in this episode the guests; are Fatima Omar & Trends Afeez. From Somali & Nigerian descendant respectively, the duo both were raised in West London and are making moves in the fashion & culture sector, working with Dutch clothing brand, Daily Paper. We learn about unique beard growth tactics, culture shocks when moving to Amsterdam and what it’s like working for a young company owned by people of colour. A insightful episode filled with gems about relationships, values and teamwork.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (07:22 )-The two guests share things that surprised them the most when they moved to Amsterdam. (24:12)- The West Londoners speak about what they do for Daily Paper and what their roles entail (32:48)- Afeez and Fay break it down about the importance of side hustles, particularly about Trends By Afeez, a burgeoning streetwear brand (41:15)-The duo speak on growing Daily Paper’s brand voice and resonance in London (60:02)-Lastly, the guests share their proudest moment since working together with the brand (73:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Forever Forwards returns, a celebration of Black creators during Black History Month. In this week's episode, the mandem are live from London yet again and are joined by a guest, none other than the Ruby Jade. One of the co-founders of Vamp UK, a leading black-owned digital talent and PR agency. Ruby speaks about her journey from leaving her job to pursue her dreams with two close friends of hers. - Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (08:54 )teven and Kieran bring us up to speed, on their recent adventures; suit shopping for a wedding! (22:12)- Ruby speaks about her start in the game, getting a taste of PR during work experience back at school to her position now (28:54)- Ruby divulges that her business partners are close friends and how they are able to work together seamlessly (39:02)- Ruby goes down memory lane , sharing her story about taking the leap of faith and quitting her job to start VAMP UK! (52:04)-The group speak about this period Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are live from London as the squad (Kieran, Kwame, Steven and Yaf) kick off a two-part special to celebrate Black History Month in the UK. This episode is a little unique as it serves as an intro for all of the new listeners and a recap for all of trusted Out of Homies. The group of four individuals who all met in Amsterdam yet hail from LDN, revisit some of the memorable moments over the past three years, such as launching the pod, winning awards, going to Cameroon and recording their 100th episode in front of a live audience. This one is littered with laughs as the awesome go back down memory lane.- The group breakdown how the podcast came to be (09:34)- Proudest moments as a collective are shared (15:04)- The group look back at all their guests from the world of sports, music and culture they have had in the past (21:04)- Lastly, speak about their professional careers and how that has shaped their outlook in terms of life and running a brand/podcast (35:14) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are still live from London! Recorded straight after a the last episode, and the high banter levels remain. The political war between Yaf and Steven reaches a new level, Kieran prepares to get ready for a holiday in Canada soon and Kwarmz is still enjoying his time in the Big Smoke!- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (12:54)- The collective speak leadership and all aspects it pertains to: in life with friends and loved ones and at work (24:04)- The group explore the vision of good leaders and how they plan for success (44:02)- Lastly, the group weigh in on what type of football manager each member’s leadership style speaks to! (50:24) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem record together for the very first time in London! After having a cheeky Nando’s, (first group dinner) and recording at Yaf’s for the first time, the awesome foursome have a blast on this one. Steven aka Terry, Kwame, Kie and Yaf speak about a few topics such as political warfare between ‘arch-rivals’, football personas and tears of joy!- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (11:54 )- The team breakdown what type of football player each other would be, based on their names, continuing a theme that was explored couple of weeks ago (28:12)- The collective speak about love of the beautiful game and how it’s influence carries over into many aspects of life (39:54)- The group explore the links of football management to everyday life, especially in the workforce  (49:02)- Lastly, the group weigh in on what type of football manager each member’s persona mimics! (52:04) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode the boys, minus Kwame who was doing up air miles, reflected on what made them smile this week. After a historic week, Kieran, Steven and Yaf shared their thoughts on the passing of Queen Elizabeth. Reliving where they were when news broke, exploring the different views about the monarchy and what the future holds. R.I.P Chris Kaba who was shot and killed by police in London. The boys paid tributes to Chris, calling for justice in the upcoming inquiry.Kieran shares some useless letters in words (8:20)Steven discloses a brand new flex report on Yaf (19:38)Queen Elizabeth II Death (39:27)Rest in Power Chris Kaba (55:44) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Yaf, Kwarmz and Steven are in Amsterdam whilst Kie flies the flag for London. This is a hilarious episode, not gonna lie. The group discuss life-changing events such as one of the homies getting engaged, another member jumping out of a plane to celebrate turning 30, Notting Hill Carnival and the #flexgate debate continues!- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (13:27)- The proposer is revealed! (05:56)- Somebody reveals what it was like to jump out of a plane from 13,000 ft in the air! (28:12)- The mandem speak about their 2002 Notting Hill Carnival Experience  (37:02)- Bliss talks about moving to Amsterdam from London during a pandemic (43:02)- The guys weigh in on the social media trend about some women discussing the importance of partners or boyfriends being the leaders of WhatsApp group chats (52:04) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, The Homies reveal the results from their recent IG poll to find out who in the group is the biggest flexer - drumroll please! Some big revelations and some well, not so surprising. Nonetheless an episode that should tickle your funny bones.- The results of the poll are in (2:57)- The group move into a conversation about fragility in light of Jonah Hill's decision to not attend his press run for his latest movie and Anthony Joshua's actions after his loss to Usyk (28:17) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, for the first time in two months, the mandem are re-united! Yaf and Kie in LDN, with Steven and Kwarmz out in Dam, the gang are in full force on this one. The awesome foursome catch-up on what’s new, Yaf let’s us know how his North American adventures went and the group hilariously debate who is the biggest flexer/show-off in the group! - The mandem talk about Steven’s latest jewellery addition and his dance moves! (03:27)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (10:38)- Yaf talks about his recent trips to Toronto and New York (31:45)- The group get into a frenzy with the final topic about who is the biggest flexer of the crew! The passion and jokes on this section are top notch, you don't want to miss this one! (51:22) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, due to overseas agendas of Yaf and Steven, the dynamic duo of Kwarmz and Kie hold things down, first time ever 50% of the mandem have recorded without a guest! The two K’s have a heartfelt chat about some of their hang-ups, similar life situations they have experienced and speak up about the positive traits about one another!- The mandem share what has kept them busy over the last seven days (04:52)- Kieran and Kwame speak about birthday landmarks and how societal pressure can alter our reflection (09:11)- Kwame opens up about an subject or which he has grappled with for almost a decade, what is next for the women’s game (19:35)-Kieran speaks on what was referenced earlier, the values of two p’s :persistence and practice when it comes to working on a craft (37:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kieran and Steven link up in LDN, Kwame records from Dam and Yaf is out of office - due to enjoying Caribana in Canada. On this episode, skincare routines are explored, someone’s dance moves aren’t adored, basically for this one, there’s a lot in store!- Kieran starts the pod with a clay mask on and the guys are in raptures about it! (02:52)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (09:38)- The guys ask each other who would be their dream act to see in concert (25:10)- The mandem speak about the England Women’s Football Team winning the Euro Championship, how it galvanised the nation and what is next for the women’s game (34:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Steven and Kwame record in Amsterdam and France, Kie holds things down in LDN while Yaf misses out due to catching ANOTHER flight! - The group touch on where the stand on the best performer debate and bring up Beyonce, MJ and Chris Brown! (03:52)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (16:00)- Kwame brings up the topic of sentimentality when it comes to big goodbyes and asks the group how they feel about send-offs (29:41)- Wrapping up an emotional and heartfelt convo, the lads talk about ghosting - what leads to it, how it feels to be on the receiving end and when it’s needed (49:05) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Steven and Kwame return from their travels of Slovenia and France, Kie holds things down in LDN while Yaf misses out due to flying over to Amsterdam. The guys unpack everything on this one, first talking about DIY skills and skin-care routines, the West African alliance talking about one another’s travel habits, Lowki having a impostor out in France and a hilarious story about a random but legendary Friday night out in Paris.- Steven and Kwame speak about their IKEA DIY troubles and what causes them to struggle (04:23)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (11:56)- Steven speaks on being mistaken for another famous person and this convincing a star-struck supporter that he was actually Lowki (Kieran) the up-and-coming drill rapper! (37:04)- Invisible DJ sets, imaginary shisha and strict wardrobe policies, Steven and Kwarmz recall a crazy night out which almost led to a brawl in a bar! (43:04)- The travelling salesman reflect on seeing the characteristics of one another when on this Euro-Tour (62:44) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, Kieran and Yaf hold down the +44 operations whilst Kwame and Steven make their journeys back from international duties. The Caribbean contingent are joined by OG Homie and friend of the show Stefan Dixon, who has been chomping at the bit for minutes. A hilarious conversation about hairlines, fathers and vulnerability. Kieran cheats on his barber (07:15)Yaf's bike gets shipped to Alcatraz (14:40)WMYS comes in a little later than planned (27:08)The conversation moves to our fathers (33:48)Stef shares his journey so far (52:58) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, live from Amsterdam the mandem sans Steven are joined by special guests Bliss and Sarah. The two young ladies provide a lot of energy and insights on their journeys from Zimbabwe and Ghana all the way to The Netherlands. - Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (06:29)- The group discuss the popular UK dating show, ‘Love Island’ and the comfort of Crocs!(19:56)- Sarah x Kieran present their case before the OOH court in regards to the copying/theft of a particular jacket (29:01)- The guests tall about how they met each other (34:02)- Bliss talks about moving to Amsterdam from London during a pandemic (43:02)- Sarah explains what it was like growing up in Accra (49:12) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Due to unforeseen circumstance (Kieran leaving the episode in London) last week's episode was delayed. However, it's with GREAT pleasure that we can finally deliver the end product. In this episode the squad was depleted, with Kwame and Steven Out of Home on international duties, we reached into our London academy and fielded a team mixed with experience and youthful exuberance. Seasoned professionals Kieran and Yaf were joined by Jadine Downes, a quick-witted and inquisitive talent, who makes her full debut on the show having previously featured on Episode 70. Another one for the books, expect the usual and more, plenty of laughs, the occasional song and some thought-provoking conversation – this is a Caribbean connection that could even give The Wailers a run for their money.What Made You Smile - (9:45)Kieran explains why 'Life is Football' - (12:10)A Drake discussion leads to a CLB vs Scorpion debate - (32:06)Jadine ask's an intriguing question on personal branding (54:30) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last week’s episode couldn’t get out in time but it’s finally here! For episode 126, the group rep +44 with Kie and Yaf in LDN, and +31 with Steven and Kwarmz in Amsterdam. After a humorous breakdown about the mandem’s favourite sweets and chocolates during their childhood (4:19), the group re-visit WMYS (What Made You Smile) and share summaries of the week that passed. (10:04) The main topic of convo was an honest and divisive one, based on crime, music and freedom of expression. Kwame brought up the Young Thug case, where the Atlanta rapper’s song lyrics are being read out in court as proof of the numerous crimes he and 27 associates have been accused of (22:06). The group discuss a long history of lawmakers reviewing rap bars and how it relates to the bar exam.  Before blowing the final whistle on this episode, the OOH team discuss the concept of ‘greed vs principles’, in lieu of the recent drama surrounding the Canadian football team, who cancelled friendlies over a dispute about bonuses with the Canadian Football Federation (48:31). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Out Of Homies, we must announce some sad news. Our dearly beloved mascot, Ginep, the cute 13 year old pug passed away recently. The mandem dedicate the WMYS (What Made You Smile) segment to her and reflect on positive memories of the furry, diva (03:16). After a week out, the group sans Steven speak on how best to deliver bad news (22:23), how to give relationship advice - if needed (34:11) and how key the use of emotion or facts are when having an argument (55:04). This one is a raw and honest episode speaking on death, honesty and difficult conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode it’s a London affair and the energy is high! The mandem are joined by newer Amsterdam natives, Tola, AKA Steven’s brother, in addition to David and Fabian, better known as the ‘Moofers’. Get ready to laugh, this isn’t one to be missed!What Made You Smile segment kicks off (05:25)Explanation of the legendary Moofers (08:44)What Made You Smile segment continues (12:25)A conversation on Top Boy (17:35)The new gen Amsterdammers talk about their experiences moving to Amsterdam (31:30)Tola asks the OOH crew what the future holds for them.. (55:28) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are re-united back in Amsterdam! For the first time since the 100th live episode back in October, the awesome foursome are in the same room and not on Zoom. Vibes a plenty, plenty of laughs and a return to the good ol’ days.- Kwame’s brand name of socks has Steven in stitches! (03:00)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (12:30)- Yaf asks the group how they feel about going back to work, now a lot of companies have opened up their doors as COVID rules have eased (34:59)- The group share what they choose as a form of escapism after a long week or a stressful day, one member picks drinking, one selects watching old wrestling clips! (42:01)- The group ask one another what topics are they complete nerds on( 61:02) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kie and Yaf are holding things down in LDN, whilst Steven and Kwame report live from Dam. The group are looking forward to seeing each other soon in the flesh and chop it up about holiday exploits, broken bones and then Yaf steers the convo at the very end where the guys talk about faith.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone and Kieran dials in (08:54)- No OOH jail this week, but Kieran does concede Yaf may have been onto something last year with his unique take on Italian culture (22:47)- Yaf asks Steven, Kieran and Kwame where they sit regarding the topic of faith (36:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Yaf is welcomed back in the fold and shares about his refreshing break in Ghana. Kieran briefly dials in from Barcelona, due to travel exploits, makeshift equipment was used to record this one, hence the late upload! The group speak on fond King’s Day Memories (a public holiday in The Netherlands to celebrate the King’s birthday), Kwame reveals his first impression on meeting Steven and one of the homies has to spend time in the Jailhouse, for an audio faux pas the week before. Yaf devises a quiz to the Western African alliance, where finally they seem to reach common ground.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone and Kieran dials in (4:05)- Brief pause in the flow as the guilty member is told why they have been thrown into OOH jail! (06:47)- The lads go down memory lane and revisit their finest King’s day memories (21:02)- Yaf asks Steven and Kwame where they sit regarding certain topics about the development of the Motherland in particular, Western African (30:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kie, Kwarmz and Steven rep the LDN + AMS set, whilst Yaf lives his best life whilst on holiday Ghana. The group discuss grumpily discuss re-paying student loans, not knowing how good it was when growing up and the importance of living for yourself and not others.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (04:30)- Yaf provides an update live from Accra, and shares what he’s been up to in GH so far (17:11)- Kieran announces a new concept in the Out Of Home Universe -Pod Prison! Where unruly statements or wild claims means punishment for the guilty party! (22:47)- The collective get down to the main topic and speaking about spiralling bills and the cost of growing up (28:20) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kie, Kwarmz and Steven rep the set and whilst Yaf boards a flight back to endz.The mandem discuss a white American group winning best reggae at the Grammy’s, what country has the best Fanta and whether UK rappers recently sampling 2000’s hits are doing it for the automatic views or for the artistic vibe.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (04:06)- Kieran and the crew revisit Grammy-gate, and how the winners of the best reggae act caused controversy and widespread surprise (20:11)- Kwame brings up the topic of sampling classic records, and the collective have their say on it. (30:47)- The group round things off by talking about their personality traits based on their star signs(48:20) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kie, Kwarmz and Yaf hold it down whilst Showtime Steve sits this one out.The mandem discuss A LOT on this episode, they chop it about new beginnings, masculinity battles, self-love, BBL surgery and speak further on the pressures of social media.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (03:56)- Kwame salutes the families of Kieran and Yaf, who have paved the way for black creatives in the field of arts and how he hopes one the day, the collective can be seen in the same path (14:32)- Kieran and Yaf speak on having to make a mental shift, regarding their moves back home after leaving Amsterdam (20:11)- The group speak on the trappings of social media and living up to other people’s beauty standards (47:26) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are reunited! Kie and Yaf in LDN, with Steven and Kwarmz out in Amsterdam. Before the main course, the group chop it up about the transport system in Paris, funemployment, Cuban-based baseball players causing a ruckus on a plane, and listening to an album in darkness in a cinema! Recorded 24 hrs after the Oscars, the group share their take on the Will Smith vs Chris Rock slap incident and how one action encouraged global discourse on public violence, protection for black women, black hair issues, and much more. This episode is a feast, dig in.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (03:56)- The group discuss the infamous incident regarding Will Smith, Jada-Pinkett Smith & Chris Rock (19:10)- After asking each other if they thought the slap was staged or real, the Homies try to unpack what drove Will to resort to violence (32:11)- The group breakdown the joke itself and how the alopecia comment has been viewed as an attack on Jada, rather than the usual comments on their supposed open marriage (59:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are Yaf-less! Kie, Kwarmz and Steven take the reins on this one chatting about bots, birthdays and British entertainment. Steven hilariously explains his journey to visiting Kieran’s new place for the first time and Kwame confesses to know what it’s like to be the old guy in the club! After an unscheduled week off, the group are on rare form and back like they never left.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (03:25)- The guys look forward to the summer and detail their plans for the upcoming season (22:24)- Attention turns to yet another battle between Kwame and Steven, this time it’s not about Jollof this time as Ghana and Nigeria are set to battle each other for a World Cup spot! (32:11)- The group discuss the return of the Top Boy series and how it can be seen to glamourise a side of London that isn’t true for everybody, and also why more normalcy needs to be reflected in Black British entertainment (39:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem sans Steven chop it up about youth culture, fast food habits, streaming platforms and have a healthy discourse about IWD (International Women’s Day)- 8th March. Not to be an echo chamber, we hear from Grace & Yasamin - two women who are friends of the pod to chime in on how they feel about gender equality.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (05:25)- IWD segment Grace and Yasamin share their thoughts as women in the creative industry and then the guys speak about the rise of IWD and what the future holds (20:17)- Kwame realises he’s an old man when on the way home he was flanked by a bunch of teens who were attending an event in Amsterdam for chart-topping LDN rapper, Central Cee (39:39)- The collective speak on youth culture spanning from music to fashion, and how effective the disruptors are in marketing and creating experiences (43:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This one has been on the cards for a minute. The mandem sans Steve speak to author, writer and journalist, Christian Adofo about his newly released debut book, A Quick Ting on Afrobeats.Christian is a long-time friend and listener of the show, which makes for great banter as he breaks down the onset of the book back in 2010 and how the journey took him far and wide.  - Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (07:42)- The gang and guest speak about the global exposure to Ghanaian culture through the exploits of the national football team in 2008 & 2010 (40:37) - Christian asks as the first book on this topic, what were his materials to inspire him (42:05) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem sans Yaf hold court from Amsterdam and London. They speak on family, funemployment, and being in a state of flux. The group also pay homage to the late Jamal Edwards and reflect on the Kanye West documentary that premiered last week on Netflix.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (07:05)- The group discuss the impact of a true pioneer in Black British music - Jamal Edwards - who sadly passed away aged 31 last week (16:08)- The mandem discuss the ‘jeen-yuhs’ documentary centred around Kanye West some 20 years ago, which showed a driven individual that had a dream and always believed in himself (29:02)- The trio talk about documentation in present day + future, and how it could be hard to cherish moments because we are living in a world of over-sharing (40:05) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are back in Europe after three weeks together in Cameroon! As ever with these lot, there are some travel sweats, some hotel scandals, and a search to find lost property. The guys wrap up talking about Valentine's Day and the findings of an interesting poll on IG about Cupid’s big day. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s a game of two halves, we gave you part 1 last week. The Homies are back with more tales from Douala. This week we coming at you live and direct, from the centre circle of Japoma Football Stadium.Another epic episode, expect coordination, disillusion and naturally, big vibes and laughter. This one will definitely go down in Billboard Boateng's record book. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pure vibes. This one is legendary. Full of laughs, link-ups, and travel tales. Episode 110 live from Douala! No time stamps needed, just world-class banter throughout. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vibes upon vibes with this one. Kwarmz and Yaf are repping Amsterdam, Kie holds the fort down from LDN, and Steven dials in with another AFCON update live from Cameroon. Get ready to laugh with unique perspectives on moral codes, time travel, and household appliances.- After a lengthy absence, Random Question Of The Week returns! - (02:21)- Kieran poses a question about going back in time with acquired knowledge or fast-forwarding to the future with abundant riches (04:39)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (12:42)- The wild, hypocritical antics of Boris Johnson and his secret covid parties are discussed 23:30)- The group chime on the ‘same 24 hours debate’, weighing up plight against privilege (38:16) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New year, more vibes with the mandem! The Out Of Homies chop it up about relaxing and maxing, Steven dials in from overseas, and the guys talk about directing their first movie, as the trailer was released last week!- Showtime Steve dials in from Cameroon to divulge BTS action at the African Cup Of Nations Football tournament (04:28)- The crew share what made them smile over the Christmas break (10:20)- Kie, Yaf and Kwarmz speak about Golden Generation and how it’s been in the works for almost two years (22:21)- New segment alert!? Rant Of The Week - Kwame goes off about the attempted reboot of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and why he’s not a fan (49:05) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, recorded as a two-part special (tacking on to the week before), the awesome foursome reflect on the year of 2021. Looking back at the highs and lows, what is on the horizon for the OOH collective in 2022, it's an honest and heartfelt way to wrap the year.- The group speak about what they thought 2021 was going to be and how it ended up (00:21)- The crew share some of the biggest lessons they learned this year (03:30)- Steven signs off on the pod for the Year 2021! (28:30)- Kie, Kwarmz, and Yaf divulge on the creative process of the pod and what’s in store for 2022 (41:10) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Yaf joins Steven and Kwame in Amsterdam whilst Kie holds the fort in London. On the menu this time around: the crew decide somebody within the ranks has a cutlery fetish, the guys pick apart the recent scandals served up by F1 and UEFA before going on the main course; sporting controversies ranging from scoring Maradona’s Hand Of God goal and Mike Tyson famously biting off more than he could chew.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (09:12 ) & Steven breaks down his latest theory on Yaf and it’s hilarious (10:45)- Kieran gives an innocent house update which the group turns into a sinister narrative! (25:30)- As lover sof the game, the mandem look back at some famous sporting controversies in light of the recent failures of UEFA and F1 in football and Formula 1, respectively. (31:30) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the awesome foursome are re-united across London and Amsterdam. The crew announce a new recruit to the OOH franchise and answer questions posed to them by their lovely listeners and reflect on their two-year pod anniversary. - The mandem make an announcement about a new signing (2:20)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (09:12 )- The group answer what each other would do for jobs in an alternate universe, some of the findings are hilarious! (28:18)-The Homies look to the future and share what’s next for Out Of Home, reflecting on two years a creative collective! (48:16) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week’s episode is dedicated to the legendary creative and designer, Virgil Abloh, who sadly passed away this week. The group sans Steven speak about how he continued to empower black creatives and lent a helping hand to the next generation of fashion icons. Virgil was someone that truly believed in others and refused to live by limits, he worked in fashion, music, film, art, design, philanthropy, and architecture. An inspiration to many across the globe, this episode is dedicated to a transformative figure within the culture.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (6:52)- The group speak about how they felt when they first heard of Virgil’s untimely passing (20:12)- Yaf speaks on how Virgil revelled in being a hyphenate and refused to be categorised (36:12)- Kwame goes through some of Virgil’s many achievements(40:54)- Kieran discusses how Virgil was constantly giving back in terms of teaching and access, to his community (45:48) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Steven joins Yaf and Kieran live in London, while Kwame records from Amsterdam. Vibes aplenty with this one, there is the first-ever life Out Of Home Birthday gifting and Yaf attempts to provide proof that luck is always not on his side! Lastly, the group discuss the notion and concept of identity in the aftermath of a UK chat show interview with comedian, ‘White Yardie’.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (10:08 )- Kieran talks about an important milestone in his personal life (17:09)- Yaf reveals he is now an Uncle and shares with the lovely listeners about the unfortunate series of events regarding Winter Wonderland (21:22)- The tandem speak on the topic of belonging and identity, referencing ‘White Yardie’ being grilled for claiming a country he was raised in (34:38 )-Steven shares a story on young women already being labelled as one thing due their to fashion choices and sporting interests (59:24) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, as Steven is out, Abi and Mireille join Kwame in the Dam Studious whilst Yaf and Kie record from the London office. This week sees the group touch on not bringing your real-life dramas online, the future of festivals going forward and the legacies of Drake and Harry Potter. - Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (3:32 )- Abi sheds full context on the messy argument and domestic troubles played out on IG between rapper Da Baby and R’n’B singer, Dani Leigh (17:22)- The group speak on the tragic loss of life recently that took place at Travis Scott’s Astroworld festival and ask who is responsible for the deaths and injuries(43:26)- The mandem and the laydeez briefly touch upon the 10 year anniversary of Drake’s album ‘Take Care’ and reflect on its legacy and what they were doing with their lives when it dropped back in 2011 (55:38 ) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, normal service resumes and vibes are aplenty with Yaf and Kie back in London and Steven and Kwame out in Dam. After some trademark audio difficulties when setting up, the group reflect on their 100th live episode, the prep behind the event and the feeling after. Joining the +31 crew this week are Ginep (official mascot) and Tola (younger brother of Steven) who makes his debut on the mic, offering some gems and a few home truths about his sibling. The main topic of discussion this week is ‘vibes’, what that means to each member and is there a formula they use when bringing the vibes through. This week the topic of discussion is ‘vibes’, what the word means to each member and how they each bring positive vibes through. - Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (12:02 )- Steven takes the reins and steers the conversation into vibe-checks all-around (33:22)- Yaf closes off the show by asking Tola, how it feels to be ‘Out Of Home’, now he has left London and is now living in Amsterdam (62:26) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a month off, to celebrate 100 episodes, the mandem recorded a live episode at the iconic Amsterdam Tower (A’dam Toren). That’s right, friends and loved ones gathered together to show support for this milestone.It was a highly entertaining occasion, with Rahberry Raw on deck, an engaged and vocal audience and as usual, the collective came thru with banter and their brotherhood.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the past month just gone (9:21)- Kwame proclaims his innocence and publicly rejects the ‘Pod Police’ nickname given to him! (14:07)- The group reflect on the group’s inception and how the name ‘Out Of Home’ came to life! (19:37)- Yaf sets pace when discussing some cultural differences of Amsterdam vs London - mainly food! (27:46)- Kieran and Steven encourage the collective to share how each other has grown over the past two years (34:16)- The gang close off the night with shots of ‘Rahberry Raw’ and preview the ‘vibe’- something very near to their hearts and that will be dropping soon. (47:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, with Steven out, Kieran, Kwame and Yaf speak on a plethora of topics, btw Mr. Wilson is in good form and in high spirits on this one! The group speak about reaching your limit in terms of fatigue and knowing when things are starting to get a bit much. The mandem announce their upcoming break; that they will take October off to recalibrate and to relax after 39 weeks of non-stop content. The break is also intentional for Black History Month (UK), as they are interested in what brands/publications and companies have to say. The collective are eager to listen to others, after spending every week of this year speaking on topics that affect the black community. The lads will return in November with their 100th episode and that will defo be worth the wait. - Kwarmz aka Billboard Boateng gives us some OOH Fun Facts & Trivia (04:12 )- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (12:02 )- The group announce they are to take a break and won’t be releasing new episodes in October (33:22)- Kwame continues his high octane pace and announces the 100th live episode plans (47:26) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kieran, Kwame & Steven dedicate this one to the latest Out Of Homie to depart from Amsterdam, Yaf. With Disco Downes re-locating back to London, the group are in a celebratory mood as they unpack his three-and-a-half-year stint in Amsterdam - reliving the highlights and how his experiences of Dutch and different cultures around the world have shaped his outlook on life. Drinks are flowing, the tributes are honest and heartfelt as the mandem reflect on the past with the bearded brethren and look forward to the future. - Tweaking things a little, the group focus on Yaf for the What Made You Smile Segment (6:06 )- Yaf reveals some of his Amsterdam highlights and deep dives into the very start of his journey (19:26)- The group recall the first time they met Yaf and how their friendship has grown since then (42:16)- Yaf touches upon his old company and the many positions he held there over nine years and what he will be doing in London! (55:26) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem sans Steven hold it down with the lovely Ms Abi making a welcome return. Yaf and Abi got into a spot of bother and realised birds of a feather sometimes DO NOT FLOCK together. Yaf, Kieran and Kwame talk about a ‘vibe’ that has just started which they are looking forward and what are the some of changes they have noticed (if any) in themselves after working from home for the past 18 months. - Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (5:52 )- The conversation pivots to how the last 18 months have been and if we have changed as a result of Covid working conditions (28:26)- The group rib Kwame for this timekeeping and how he tries to control the timings of the show! (55:26) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are all back together after Yaf’s birthday break and a lot is on the menu for this one. For the appetiser, the group start off with their recent activities including an interesting take on Italian and Black culture and two-hour drunken freestyle sessions. For the main course, Yaf has a MAJOR LIFE UPDATE and the gang share their thoughts on the latest offering by Aubrey & Kanye. No need for a dessert on this one, as it’s a bountiful episode full of interesting thoughts and insights.- The collective chime in on a particular brand of chocolate and it was a split decision (8:49) - Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (10:52 )- Yaf speaks about his new job and how this will change his life going forward (27:31)- Kwame asks the group how they feel about ‘Donda’ and ‘Certified Lover Boy’ (30:13) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem sans Yaf congregate to speak about the topic of attention. Not before Kieran explains how ended up at a nun’s convent in search of a certain something… The group kind of stumble into the main topic of attention, and dissect what is it, and do we all seek attention at one point? The collective also discuss validation in regards to attention and question if you can receive one without the other. The conversation might be one for a future TED talk, you heard it here first!- Kieran explains how he ended his bank holiday weekend with some religious sisters in search of his mobile device (1:111 )- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (19:14 )- The group the release of Kanye West’s ‘Donda’ and his antics leading up to the album and whether they existed to spark interest or were genuine (20:36)- Steven steers the conversation towards the main topic and asks 'is it bad to seek attention?’ (36:02)- Kieran, Kwame & Steven end a riveting convo by discussing perception, appreciation, and entitlement (49:02) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem get down to it and talk about the latest OnlyFans Scandal. The popular content site at the time of recording announced plans to remove sexually explicit content from October 1st onwards.The group ask each other about the decision fuelled by investors and how adversely this could affect the wellbeing and safety of sex workers.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (7:21)- The collective speak on OnlyFans decision to ban explicit sexual content, and reflect on the morals and ethics of that move (14:12)- The group discuss why sex has long been stigmatised and why it is such a taboo topic (38:36)- The mandem ask themselves how would they feel if loved ones around became creators of sexual content (44:22) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are joined by the mastermind behind the Official Out Of Home logo, OG sneakerhead and overall legend, Jeff Lam. Jeff speaks on his journey to Amsterdam, being born in Hong Kong and raised in San Francisco. As a former art director for Wieden & Kennedy, Jeff drops a lot of gems about the importance of remaining curious and creative outside of your 9-5. In transit before his new adventure in LA, where he will start a new role as Creative Director working on NFL & Activision campaigns. A very dope, humorous and insightful In-House session for you all to feast on. Tuck in.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (5:39)- Jeff speaks about moving to Amsterdam seven years ago and being shocked by the Amsterdam winter and dealing with Dutch cuisine! (23:12)- Jeff shares a story on one of his proudest projects, which included raising a flag on Mount Olympus in Greece for NBA superstar, Giannis Antetokounmpo (35:12)- Mr Lam speaks on his clothing line, RECESS which he worked on with his wife, and how it came to be (36:40) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, we have a full house, with the awesome foursome in the cut as well as a cameo appearance from the lovely, Ms. Abi. The group start the call in good spirits, and later break down the influence of rap on our community and also popular culture.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (8:22)- The mandem speak on the fall-out regarding Da Baby after his homophobic comments on HIV/AIDS at a recent festival! (25:45)- The Out Of Homies discuss how the power of lyrics and music videos can create narratives that are swallowed up by fans (42:50)- Abi provides a timely female perspective on the objectification of women through rap (45:30)- Kieran reveals he somehow snagged a ticket to Wizkid’s upcoming London show at the o2 which sold out in 12 minutes (49:49)- The group breakdown the recent VERZUZ battle between Lox & Dipset and how that was a real celebration of poetry, competition and showmanship (61:33) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kwame, Steven and Yaf hold it down as Kieran is absent back in London. The Amsterdam trio focus on mental health, with the fierce debate on Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka withdrawing from Olympic competition, which was stoked up by trolling comments from popular buffoon, Piers Morgan.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (6:32)- The mandem review the results of the another popular ‘Out Of Home’ online poll! (19:14)- The group speak on ’Simone vs Piers’ - mental health vs excuses (23:50)- The collective look towards the future and try to see where the future of sports and mental health is headed (51:33) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the awesome foursome suit up and discuss the growing influence of sport, talking about the political and cultural spectacle that the Olympics has recently transformed into and where the future of sport is headed. - Steven is called before the governing body to explain his mic clanger with the week before (0:21)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing positive vibes of the week just gone (07:3)- The collective speak about the Olympics in particular the opening ceremony and what is conveyed about history (29:42)- The group discuss why football is such a vehicle for change and social discourse about having more of a bond and sense of belonging with London, rather than England (40:52)- Looking towards the future, the group share their thoughts on the business of sport and how lucrative it continues to be (54:19) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kieran, Steven and Yaf hold down the convo whilst Kwame is moving into his new house! The conversation builds on our last episode, exploring all things identity. From environment, to values, to this new generation breaking down barriers, the homies discuss how identity is evolving. 02:40 - Steven’s instantly legendary introduction07:32 - Weekly What Made You Smile + general banter26:00 - The Homies speak on how society shapes your identity 40:13 - National identity and pride 51:51 - Values shaping identity and the New Generation01:02:57 - The mandem talk on the biggest impact on their identity to date Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kieran, Kwame & Yaf are holding things down in AMS, whilst Steven joins proceedings from London. The group talk about winning a British Podcast Award and then discuss the EURO 2020 final in the aftermath of racist abuse aimed at black players in the England Squad, pivoting the convo towards ‘national identity' when having dual heritage.- The mandem speak on how it feels to be British Podcast Award Winners 2021! (5:07)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing positive vibes of the week just gone which involves a classic ‘Yaf Moment’ when on holiday in Ibiza (11:48) - Kieran, Kwame & Steven unravel the latest ‘Yaf Moment’ which occurred whilst holidaying in Ibiza(23:22)- The collective speak about the EURO 2020 final, where a sporting topic quickly turned into a race and societal issue (35:02)- The group speak about having more of a bond and sense of belonging with London, rather than England (45:22)- Looking towards the future, the group share their hopes for the state of affairs in the next 4-5 years regarding race and inclusion within sport and society 69:14) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem rotate locations yet again, with Kieran in Amsterdam, Kwame and Steven in London, and Yaf is absent on this occasion as he is enjoying a holiday in Ibiza.The group have an important discussion on the pressures of work, how it can lead to burnout and some of the normalised after-effects of working from home during a global pandemic. Kie and Kwarmz start the convo with Showtime Steven hopping on via ZOOM shortly after.- We are giving a status update on the OOH European Roadshow (4:24)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone which included stag do’s, and linking up with friends & fam (9:27) - The terrific trio touch on about old haunts in London and how they have been gentrified in recent times (23:22)- Steven brings up the topic of burn-out and why he wanted to discuss it (28:22)- The group touch upon what traits they see in another and when they know a fellow Out Of Homie is tired and stressed (54:22)- Lastly, the normalised happenings of working from home are expressed and how we should aim to disband them as the world and the office space is opening up again (61:14) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the recent roadshow continues with Kwarmz now in London, as are Kie and Steven, with Yaf chilling in Amsterdam.The group have an important discussion on the modern man, what attributes are seen as ‘positive’ by society and media and how certain characteristics have been encouraged.- Kwame talks about his new look and what was the driving factor (5:04)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (9:27)- Yaf encourages political discourse with the hot topic of the disgraced ex-UK Secretary Of State, Matt ‘Hansy’ Hancock! (20:22)- How men have been allowed to pick up different habits in the last 10-15 years (37:00)- Yaf asks each member what roles do they play in their relationship with their significant other (61:45) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, we have the first-ever 50/50 LDN/AMS split with Kie and Steven in the UK whilst Yaf and Kwarmz hold it down in the Netherlands. Fresh of Steven’s birthday last week, the group are in good spirits and speak on jewellery purchases, potential diss tracks, and more. The main talking point of this episode is on the need for more equality and inclusion of the LGBTQIA+ community. As four heterosexual guys, we don’t hold all the answers on this topic but it’s important to ask one another important questions!- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (16:57) - Steven & Yaf speaks about wanting to swap lives for a week! (28:42)- The mandem talk Pride Month, the LGBTQIA+ and growing up around homophobic environments(38:00)- The group revisit toxic masculinity in the mainstream media and society (43:26) - Insights and personal experiences are shared when discussing exclusion in our communities because of one’s sexual preferences (48:26) - The Out Of Homies speak on the stigma of coming out in sport and entertainment in order to 'protect' careers or avoid abuse (55:46) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, three of the awesome foursome hold the fort down whilst Showtime Steve celebrated his birthday with his family. With Yaf and Kie side by side in London, Kwarmz was the only Out Of Homie in Amsterdam. The mandem speak about life in LDN vs AMS, EURO 2020 and dealing with dramas at the dentist!- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (8:47)-Yaf speaks about life in London, after being away for six months (13:42)- SPECIAL* What Makes You Smile About Steven segment - the Senior Director gets some b-day love (26:14)- The terrific trio speak about COVID restrictions and share their thoughts on the vaccine roll-out (42:00)- Lastly, the collective express their views on the sad 4th anniversary of the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower, a housing estate in West London (52:20) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the Out Of Homies are reunited in person and are recording overseas for the very first time! In a hotel room in sunny Barcelona, the mandem speak about being flewed out, playing at the world-famous Camp Nou Stadium and how the trip came to fruition despite having to keep it under wraps for so long.A true out of home experience culminating in brotherhood, living out childhood dreams, this is a listen you won’t wanna miss.- Yaf provides the backstory on how the trip happened (2:35)- Kwame speaks keeping things quiet and someone else in the group had travel sweats at the airport! (10:48)- Kieran sheds light on making his way from London and linking up with the crew for the first time in months (14:34)- The group express their feelings about playing on the same pitch as Lionel Messi and other footballing legends(38:31)- Steven re-lives the moment when he set up KK for a famous goal (45:58) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem are reunited and are on form throughout. Sharing laughs, touching on important topical issues, and breaking down how they use their negotiation powers to resolve conflict.- Kwame and the group touch upon the situation ongoing in Israel regarding the ill-treatment of Palestinians (2:35)- The group reveal they have been nominated for a 2021 British Podcast Award! (12:49)- The collective share on how each of them tries to deal with conflict resolution (21:28)- Lastly, the Out Of Homies touch upon some experiences from their childhood in regards to tough love (38:31) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem sans Kieran have an enriching and honest conversation in celebration of Africa Day (May 25th) with some special guests. Kwame, Steven and Yaf are joined by the founder of Omek, a community centric-platform, Kemo Camara as well as Yaf’s better half, Ms Abi. - Weekly What Makes You Smile segment - sharing positive vibes of the week just gone with an African focus for this edition (5:27) - Kemo explains some of his earliest memories as a youth growing up in Guinea (17:22) - Kwame and Steven underline the importance of respect in a West African household (28:12) - The group speak on people from the diaspora living in Europe embracing Africa more and how this has only started to happen in America (41:35)  - Lastly, the group touch on what the future for Africa holds (55:25) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem talk about something that has been on the cards for quite a while, STYLE. They discuss early influences, shocking choices from the past and what’s the difference between style vs drip. - Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (6:22) - Steven reveals the latest IG poll results and the controversy that stemmed from it (19:42) - The collective break down what style means to them (38:12) - The Out of Homies go down memory lane to analyse origins of their ‘sauce’ and what get-up the parents had them in!(41:35)  - The importance of following your own lane rather than copying trends is discussed (68:35)   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem record for the first time from the soon to be cultural institution that is ‘Yaf Studios’. The group discuss many things regarding the t-word: Trust. Leaving no stone unturned, issues of toxic masculinity and family values are brought up in this revealing and honest episode. - Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (8:46) - Yaf poses a question to the crew about what trust means and their approach to it (21:52) - The collective revisit lessons of trust they received from their parents at a younger age (39:02) - The group unpack why men have more trust in being vulnerable around women, and not as much around other men (45:25) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

- Kieran has a few bones to pick with ‘friends’ that voted against him in the now infamous ‘Out Of Home Big Quiz Of The Year’ (0:55) - Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (8:56) - Yaf breaks down how last week’s rooftop King’s Day Party he hosted came to be (18:05) - The group discuss the effectiveness of a four-day social media blackout by major broadcasters and official football organisations in the UK to show their intolerance of online racial abuse (26:32) - British actor and director, Noel Clarke has been accused of many counts of sexual assaults and the collective speak on what happened and how his career might pan out now (33:25)  - The Out Of Homies end on the recent court-case between Apple vs Epic Games - based on Fortnite being removed from the App Store due to a disagreement about payment royalties (62:32) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kwame, Steven and Yaf hold it down as Kieran is absent for the first time in OOH history! The Amsterdam trio touch on perception vs reality, tardiness in the group and the importance of maintaining a balance of positivity and negativity in our lives.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (3:12)- The mandem review the results of the controversial ‘Out Of Home Big Quiz Of The Year’, analysing poll results from IG with feedback and ‘treachery’ from friends & fam! (13:42)- The group speak about King’s Day in the NL, what it means, what happens and how the vibe is similar to Notting Hill Carnival (30:00)- Lastly, the collective touch on the guilty verdict reached the week before in the Derekk Chauvin case and discuss justice versus accountability (35:20) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the Homies are really bringing the vibes through on this one. Energy is on 100 for this one from the get-go as the group talk about Lizzie McGuire, animal pairings, greed, Earth Day and so much more. A hilarious episode from start to finish!- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (4:22)- The group touch on a recent discussion (The Essence Of Partnership) they hosted online, on a platform called My Omek (14:24)- The collective speak on greed (in football and business) as a result of the erection of the European Super League, which at the time of recording was thriving and surviving, 24 hours later it was cancelled! (20:27)- Earth Day is discussed and how it is also linked to greed, the reason why the Earth is in dire straits and how people are affected by this and the role of companies in this (41:33) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kwarmz is enjoying a staycation in the south of the Netherlands and hops on for the first 20 mins, leaving proceedings in the capable hands of Kieran, Steven & Yaf to hold down the fort.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (9:32)- The group touch on the sad passing of DMX and how he impacted their lives (27:24)- The collective ask each other how men can help and support each other mentally (37:42)- Kieran’s dear Mother pops in as a special guest and drops some gems about how men act towards one another. She encourages men, old and young to open up and be more vulnerable (46:33) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, for the first time ever the mandem are split equally across The English Channel, as KK is heading up the +44 operation Kwarmz decided to see how things are going!- Kwame speaks on being in London for the first time since 2019 (1:26)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (9:15)- Due to a missed Eurostar train, KK & Kwarmz get into a healthy debate about Kwame’s never ending travel sweats! (14:22)- The group touch upon on the findings published by the UK government on race relations and diversity, The Sewell Report (28:00)- Speaking on their London upbringing, the Out Of Homies touch upon how being raised in London shaped their outlook on life (49:06) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem go down memory lane and revisit their memories of first jobs, weird working experiences and what those situations taught them.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (6:45)- Kwame reveals plans to visit London for the first time in over a year (7:26)- Kieran announces the latest feather in his cap; acting and he is soon to film something real soon! (22:40)- Steven sheds lights on a recent study of the ten most wanted jobs by kids (28:56)- Yaf asks the group when did they realise that they had become fully-fledged uncles! (38:51)- The collective finish up with some hilarious stories about their first working opportunities and some of the weird situations they found themselves in! (54:24) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group speak about a very serious topic, male violence against women. With this matter in the public eye due to another tragic murder highlighted in the press and on social media, the collective have a discussion on ways men can help out in contributing to women’s safety.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (5:19)- Kieran speaks on what compelled him to want to start this conversation about this topic on the pod (22:40)- Steven asks the rest of the group how they felt about the recent murders of young women (killed by men) and the subsequent media coverage (31:56) - Kwame shares a personal experience from his past which he revisited due to recent events (47:51)- Yaf encourages men to challenge friends in certain situations and gives an example of his own (54:42)- Ankita hops on the mic and provides a women’s perspective on this subject. She also bravely recants situations she dealt with whilst living in India (80:33) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest UNMARKED episode, the collective speak to one of the biggest young talents in football today, Bukayo Saka. The Arsenal winger touches on his upbringing, life under Mikel Arteta and what his last 18 months have been like going from youth prospect to a full England International.(2:36) - Bukayo speaks on growing up in Ealing, West London (4:34) - The young Gunner speaks on his Nigerian parents and their appreciation for learning and applying yourself(13:08) - The 19 year-old touches on his breakthrough into the Arsenal XI and the England set-up in just over a year and a half(20:26) - Difficulties of dealing with fame and making sure to be in the right environment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group share stories of inspirational women in their lives. In aid of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month throughout March, the collective speak to friends + fam of the show, Nella Rose, Sarah Harrison, The Wilsons, The Downes, and the one & only Ankita.- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (3:15)- Popular YouTuber Nella Rose dials in, who talks about her start in the industry and the positive and negatives of living in the spotlight (21:00)- Talented presenter & DJ Sarah Harrison speaks on her journey in radio + broadcasting as well coming to the UK from Malta at the age of 12 (50:01)- Mother & sister duo of Hilda & Natalie Wilson share their different experiences, emigrating from Ghana to England back in 1979 and growing up in London in the 2000s (72:20) - Jadine and Atlanta Downes speak on the pressures of social media amongst their peers and touch on who inspires them (100:28)-Ankita hops on the mic and states that whilst IWD is important, it still shows the struggle and uphill battle women face to achieve equality (115:55) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group officially start a new chapter with Kieran in London and Kwame, Steven and Yaf in Amsterdam. After fiddling around with the mechanics of recording across two countries and a LOT of audio equipment, it's easy to see the vibes between the foursome haven't changed one iota.- The mandem speak about the struggle of recording a 30-sec trailer (5:34)- Weekly What Made You Smile segment - sharing the positive vibes of the week just gone (9:25)- The collective responds to a question from IG, ‘how to stay inspired in an uninspiring time?' (30:57)- Kwame sheds light on what he has been working on with ‘The Diversity Collective’ and his goal with that platform (38:00)- Celebrating World Book Day (4th March in UK & Ireland), the gang get in-depth and speak about some of the books they have been inspired by (48:50) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kwame, Steven & Yaf dedicate this one to the departing, Out of Homie, Kieran. Recorded the night before Kie moved back to London, the rest of the mandem unpack his two-year stint in Amsterdam – reliving the highlights and how his experiences shaped him as a man. With “Rahberry Raw” on deck, an outpouring of emotions, and live recitals of So Solid Crew & J-Kwon records, this is heartfelt and hilarious! Lastly, only locations have changed, Out Of Home is still going strong, catch you next time.  - Kieran drops his announcement (8:17)- Tweaking things a little, rather than the whole group the focus is on what made Kie smile during his time in Amsterdam (11:47)- Kwame (28:43), Yaf (31:27) and Steven (43:17) discuss their first-time meeting Kieran in Amsterdam, London and Paris respectively- Kieran reveals why he is going back to London(69:16)- The group reflect on their feelings about everything they have done and will do in the future (75:00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, due to public demand the mandem (alongside the lovely Ankita) revisit the theme of Valentines & dating, the first ever-two part special in OOH history! Steven clears his name on what was said the week before and there is a healthy discourse above love, lust and a whole lot more.- WMYS (What Made You Smile) weekly segment returns (3:48)- Steven dispels rumours after a dating story from the previous episode (16:06)- The group weigh in on gender-specific terms and using ‘girl/boy’ or ‘woman/man’ (21:36)- Who should foot the bill on the first date? (31:05)- The concept of ‘love at first sight’ comes up 48:25- The conversation ends with a discussion on monogamy vs open relationships (58:35) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the mandem focus on Valentine’s Day and speak about all things regarding the ‘l-word’. Whilst pouring up some fine liquor (Rahberry Raw), the group breakdown the dating scene in London + Amsterdam, IRL and with dating apps. Free the realness!- The group grill Steven about forgetting his 5-year anniversary (1:15)- WMYS (What Made You Smile) weekly segment returns (5:09)- The topic of dating is introduced (19:56)- Dating app experiences are shared (28:56)- One of the guys tells the tale of being catfished (35:49)- Dating in LDN vs AMS (42:42) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the collective start off by having a passionate debate about basketball and music. The mandem are on are rare form and touch on a lot of subjects:-     WMYS (What Made You Smile) weekly segment returns (8:40)-     Kieran asks the others about getting into a relationship and when did they know it was something special (18:12)-     The group get into the ongoing privacy beef between Apple and Facebook (27:04)-     Steven introduces a new feature for Black History Month (US + Canada) where each member highlight historic figures for the progression of Black people (51:32) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the collective are finally reunited as Steven has returned from Nigeria. This one needs no intro which is fitting because this is the first recording without an official intro!  -     WMYS (What Made You Smile) weekly segment returns (5:35)-     Steven speaks on the feeling and emotion of returning to Nigeria after six years (18:27)-     Steven talks about spending time with his 90-year old Grandma (40:12)-     Steven sheds light on the creative and sports scene he encountered out in Lagos (70:02) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, the crew hold down the fort without Steven, who is in London with his fam. The group who are joined by Ankita, (longtime Out Of Homie) touch upon fashion, family and politics. -      Yaf, Kieran and Kwame review one another’s attire for the evening (2:18)-      The collective share their views about the curfew that is set to be introduced by the Dutch government imminently (9:48)-      WMYS – (What Made You Smile), weekly segment returns (18:32)-      The topic about the child welfare scandal in NL crops up, which forced the entire government to resign (29:17)Photo by Callum Blacoe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode the crew sans Steven discuss mental health in sport. With a focus on football and the academy system Kieran, Kwame and Yaf look at the industry from three perspectives. -      WMYS (What Made You Smile), popular segment returns (5:54)-      -Kieran provides insight into his career in football as a youngster (14:27)-      The crew hop on a call and speak with former pro, Jonathon Thorpe, on his experiences within football. Jonathan reached out to Kieran after seeing ‘Chasing Shadow’s (44:27)-      The crew are joined by another guest, Nyall Simms, a PhD student in Sociology of Sport. Nyall provides insight on academic findings of mental health in sport amongst footballers (74:07)-      The full audio of Chasing Shadows – (103:32) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the first episode in 2021, Kieran, Kwame and Yaf link up with Steven dialling in live from Lagos. The concept of travel is a prevalent one, with discussions on holidays, flights, Corona measures and much more.Yaf speaks on his month-long adventure in the Dominican Republic (6:24)Kwame speaks about being ‘trapped’ in Amsterdam and not being able to fly back home (20:44)Steven dials in from his holiday in Nigeria and brings us up to speed on how he is living life (26:14)Kieran speaks about a film he worked on ‘Chasing Shadows’, an article he shared on his experiences as a young footballer and how the reception to both has taken him by surprise. (67:05) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest episode, the mandem sans Yaf (who is holidaying in the Caribbean), discuss a bunch of stuff as only they can. As is the recent tradition during recording, the gang are in a rambunctious mood due to fruit flavoured vodka (5:32) which influenced the name of this very episode!- WMYS – What Made You Smile, the popular segment returns (8:57) - Steven recaps some cold war jollof rice tactics from Kwame (14:03)- Kieran introduces the topic of humans having to constantly self-reflect in 2020 (56:44)- The group discuss the demons they slayed in this calendar year (63:02 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest UNMARKED episode, the guys sans Yaf talk to England & Liverpool rising star, Rinsola Babajide who speaks on many things, family, her career, and the importance of believing in yourself. -  Rinsola speaks about growing up in Brixton and playing football in primary school (18:26) -  Shares her opinion on the Women’s Super League (30:00)-  Playing football in an empty stadium during the Corona lockdown (42:08)- Talks about having black coaches and the benefits of the game being more diverse (51:24) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group are joined by Ghanaian superstar, Kevin-Prince Boateng. As ever, Prince provides great energy and is the first guest to jump on a call whilst playing music! Kicking things off with WMYS (What Made You Smile), the group recall their best memories over the past week (4:20) then Prince speaks on knowing his legacy as a footballer will be defined by his actions off the pitch (10:41). Prince discusses struggling with his identity growing up in West Berlin, being half German and half Ghanaian (12:58). The 33-year-old forward has had an incredible story and discusses buying three cars in one day early on in his career, (32:24) playing in top leagues all over Europe (34:20), going up against his brother in the 2010 FIFA World Cup (39:44) and walking off the pitch whilst playing for AC Milan due to racial abuse (50:00)Prince is able to laugh at some of his career choices as well as drop gems on mental health and the importance of family. A memorable episode which was recorded back in November, please tell a friend to tell a friend about this one! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest episode, the crew reflects on the past year, as Out Of Home observes its first birthday! Celebratory shots are on the menu as the mandem reflect on some of their personal highlights of the past 365 days, some 50+ episodes later. - The popular segment ‘What Made You Smile (WMYS) returns (9:52)- Discussing the concept of white fragility after the backlash of a supermarket's Christmas ad (32:00)- The topic of Zwarte Piet is revisited. The group expand on the controversial celebrations held in The Netherlands every December, which are extremely divisive (43:50) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest episode the crew speak to Twiena, a creative manager working for Another Culture, a renowned Amsterdam-based agency. She speaks about her foray into the industry and working in a male-dominated field. The popular segment ‘What Made You Smile (WMYS) returns (4:02)Growing up in Friesland, going against the grain and charting her path to Lelystad (15:38)Getting into the renowned AMFI, Amsterdam Fashion Institute, and then ditching that world all together (22:14)How a convo at a festival years ago led her to join one of the leading creative agencies in Amsterdam (42:0)8 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest UNMARKED episode, the guys talk to England legend, Eni Aluko who speaks on her career as a revolutionary baller, life after the beautiful game and sheds light on her pioneering business ventures.   Eni speaks about her upbringing in Birmingham (9:22) and when she first started playing football  Breakdown of finances in men’s football vs the money in the women’s game (34:52)  Gives us the inside scoop on the FA and national team set-up (44:47)  Importance of diversity in the boardroom and dug out (54:40) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After quite a while, the gang are back together in the same room doing what they do best (whilst practicing social distancing, of course). The popular 'WMYS' segment returns (6:35), shortly after Yaf and Kwame bring up the subject of video call etiquette during lockdown (7:25).The collective speak on the eagerly anticipated COVID-19 vaccine (14:05) and reflect back on the last year of recording the podcast (22:22). This landmark results in a celebratory shot (27:00), and one member has to end up drinking an additional shots, which results in hilarity!Steven & Kieran then debate about over owed money to one another (27:39), and then convo moves to the US election (34:25) and how it feels now that Joe Biden is the President-Elect.The group sign-off talking about the future and the aspirations for the podcast and Out Of Home in general (59:06). An entertaining episode, where concepts such as politics, health, identity and future are discussed in detail and with usual banter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After Forever Forwards, the collective return to their regular scheduled programming, and serve up another UNMARKED offering. Recorded back in October, the crew link up with Middlesbrough marksman, Chuba Akpom. Proceedings kick off with the ‘What Made You Smile’ segment (1:59) and Kieran reveals one of his tracks was playlisted by a reputable R&B Spotify channel! (6:32)! Chuba, an ex-Gunner speaks on his loan experiences in the lower leagues away from the Emirates (24:28) and how it prepared him mentally for the next stages of his career. Chuba is candid and honest when speaking on dealing with social media as a young footballer and how some players have regressed off the pitch because of comments from trolls (26:24). The 25-year old East Londoner also speaks on his Out Of Home experience, when he played in Greece for two years for PAOK, winning the double, which included him scoring the winner in the cup final (39:37).Chuba is down-to-earth, humorous, and very real about the blessings of being a footballer but also the potential trappings of it, in terms of mental health and well-being. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the last Forever Forwards episode, the collective wrap-up the series that celebrated Black creatives throughout October and reveal how it came to life and what some of the challenges and highlights were. Yaf takes intro duties on this one (1:06), coins a new term, ‘The Zoom Zoom Room’, and sheds light on the ‘Senior Director’ nickname, Steven has given himself (4:40)! WMYS makes a welcome return (9:55), then Kwame poses the question to the others on how the series started (18:56) and the group break-down how the name ‘Forever Forwards’ came from a comment in a WhatsApp group chat (23:57). Kieran poignantly speaks on how all of the guests, persevered and showed great self-belief in trying times of their journeys (29:24).The group reflect on what has taken place during Black History Month in the UK and Black Achievement Month in The Netherlands and discussed if media outlets and brands did enough in terms of paying homage and raising awareness (42:39).After a month of guests, it’s nice to hear the crew back together again, teasing one another and providing their insights on a range of topics. An educational and entertaining listen, as ever. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest Forever Forwards episode, the group chat to Franklin Boateng aka The King Of Trainers, not only a sneakerhead OG but also a teacher and consultant. Hailing from Tottenham, North London, Franklin speaks on his how passion for footwear grew from a young age (4:37) back in the early 80’s and how his mother’s passion for tennis shoes helped manifest this! Franklin speaks on spending his summer holidays as a teen in New York (7:22) and how bringing back exclusive kicks earned him his nickname. Not just a collector, Franklin has donated hundreds of pairs of shoes to those less fortunate, in places such as Ghana, Haiti, and homeless people in the UK through a charity called Heeling Soles (29:49). With a sizeable and engaged fanbase, Franklin discusses how he built his social media following (33:00) and reveals he was the first individual in the UK sneaker scene with 100,000 followers on IG (35:08).Franklin also talks about his initiative ‘Footwear Jobs’ (41:50), where he provides information and access to under-privileged youth about full-time roles in the industry.Positive, poised, and purposeful, Franklin is an inspiring figure who is using his platform for good. A great, educational listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest Forever Forwards episode, the group chat to Aki Mateta, co-founder of ALLE$ Lifestyle, the free-flowing Amsterdam based creative collective. Half Angolan, Half Congolese, Aki grew up in Nijmegen and speaks on his roots (5:17) and his MC’ing days in the house & dubstep scene (6:05). Aki touches on meeting like-minded individuals and how that caused the formation of ALLE$ (8:35.) Aki speaks on remaining positive no matter what (15:19) and how this frame of mind helped him out when he moved to Amsterdam (29:15). Aki breaks down what he likes about black culture (33:42) and how necessity caused ALLE$ to produce their own content, from music, videos and photography (38:51).Aki is a super positive individual, who believes in uplifting those around him and being a connector of people, there was truly great energy with this one. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest Forever Forwards episode, the group chat to Cle Gyimah, Creative Director & Founder of the Very Rare agency. Cle, born and bred in Amsterdam to Ghanaian parents, speaks on the beginnings of his brand in 2013 (4:12) and then how important he feels representation is (8:32). Cle then touches on potential clients now trying to reach out in the wake of BLM protests earlier this year (20:33). The joys of black culture is brought up (32:25) and Cle speaks about his upbringing in Amsterdam and chimes in where he falls on the infamous Ghana vs Nigeria jollof rice debate (38:15)!A curious mind with a background in film and photography who is telling authentic stories using real people, Cle’s drive is Very Rare and it’s no surprise with the heights he has taken his company to. A candid and humourous conversation, this isn’t one to be missed for sure. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest Forever Forwards episode, the group chat to Jenny Simmons, founder & editor of Manon, an independent football magazine. Jenny is an Out of Homie, whose voice can be heard during the intro of every episode! Jenny speaks on how France 98 (7:00) was the moment she fell in love with football and how that shaped her life from that point on. Jenny breakdowns how Manon came to be (8:05) which started out as a website with photography of the beautiful game and then how it developed into a full mag about females in football. Jenny looks back on her roots and her career playing in Durham at the National Women’s Football Academy for two years (15:12) and then moving to the US on a full scholarship for university, at the age of 18 (17:22). Obama pops up in the convo which leads Jenny to speak about her mixed heritage (22:49) and she then discusses the transition of moving back to London after her studies in America (25:02). To cap things off, Jenny gets in-depth about the mag (40:27) and then discusses the importance of owning the narrative (51:35).Jenny is full of joy and passion, making for an inspiring and heart-warming conversation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest Forever Forwards episode, the group chat with Jojo Sonubi, co-founder of Recess, Black In The Day and There’s No Signal Radio. Jojo speaks on his start in events (3:54) and how his friends were struggling to find a regular party in London, so they set about creating their own and promoted through Twitter. Jojo talks about his first Recess party (15:10) at Ace Hotel in 2015 and how the failures and learnings really inspired him to get better at his craft. The young entrepreneur also breaks down the start of the submission-based photo archive, Black In The Day (20:24) and reveals how No Signal Radio started (39:14) and took off during lockdown. Kieran then gets Jojo to spill the tea on what happened during the infamous Vybz Kartel vs Wizkid battle (43:08)! The episode is capped off hilariously at the end when the guys discuss the importance of food containers in Afro-Caribbean households (55:17)! An inspiring conversation with a cultural connector who is truly innovating across events, photography and radio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest Forever Forwards episode, the group connect with Ibrahim Kamara, co-founder of the youth-led, new media platform, GUAP. Born and raised in London, Ibrahim speaks bout rapping from a young age (2:13) and how his DIY approach taught him to develop his skills in graphic design, filming and editing, which he still uses today. He reflects on his first entrepreneurial venture, a doomed party that bore a resemblance to Fyre Festival (3:33) and how it was an important lesson. Ibrahim then breaks down the purpose of GUAP (10:00) and how he wants it to be the home of under-represented emerging creatives. (21:51) Ibrahim’s dedication is evident when he reveals he adopted a minimalist lifestyle for four years to ensure his business could survive. The South Londoner also speaks on the need to relax and take a break, as he is dedicated to his craft but realises the need to preserve his mental health (24:22). An inspiring conversation with a young man who is focused on uplifting the creative community. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the latest Forever Forwards episode, the group chat to Olivia Smart, Assistant TV Producer. Hailing from Nottingham, Olivia has worked on some primetime shows including The Great British Bake-Off and The Circle. Olivia speaks about her entry into the TV industry after originally studying Biomedical Science at uni (4:55), then working in hospitality and doing internships in events and fashion. After sending 400 emails (6:53) to production companies, she finally got an interview and worked her way up from personal assistant to her role now. Liv speaks on her determination and never taking ‘no’ for an answer (12:56) and the need to make positions for diverse talent more available (17:18). Liv then shares some insights on how TV ratings are ranked within the business, taking into account this streaming ere we are living in (24:08) and gives her honest take on the chances on a TV show about ‘Out Of Home’ made! Liv talks about the importance of staying grounded and providing support for the next generation coming in(40:02)An inspiring conversation for a talented individual with real drive, who is paving the way for young BIPOC females in TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Introducing Forever Forwards, a new series that will highlight talented individuals throughout Black History Month. The guests for the first episode are Senior Creatives, Abdou Cisse & Akwasi Poku. Hailing from South East London, Abdou & Akwasi talk about their background and how they got into the creative industry (2:33 + 7:35). The creative duo then share what they love the most about black culture (17:45 + 18.45) and discuss being free and not diluting themselves just to ‘fit in’. Abdou & Akwasi speak about their creative influences & idols, (40:28 + 45:00) in advertising, design, and much more, including the likes of Virgil Abloh, Daniel Arsham & Kanye West.The guys speak on owning their narrative, (50:16) & (54:08) and the inspiration behind self-directed films such as ‘Serious Tingz’ and ‘Lock Off’. An insightful and powerful conversation, with two young film-makers who are turning heads in their industry due to their artistic eyes and unique insights. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s UNMARKED episode, the crew are joined by ex-Bournemouth & Liverpool winger, Jordon Ibe. Recorded back in July, the show kicks off with the ‘What Made You Smile’ segment (1:34) and then Jordon weighs in on the ever-important Ghana vs Nigeria jollof rice debate (8:22) with a little bias, some might say. The 24-year old midfielder talks about growing up in South London (11:16), playing professional football at 15 whilst still in school (18:23) and adjusting to life in Liverpool after his transfer (22:31). Jordon discusses the balance of fatherhood and football (29:07) which keeps him grounded and the importance of self-confidence (34:04), which is something he admitted he struggled with. A free agent at the time of recording, speaks about the search for his next club (47:32). The episode ends on a funny note, when Jordon realises he knows Kieran’s younger brother (55:56), they were former team-mates at Wycombe! A revealing and insightful interview with a young footballer who has grown up in the limelight. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kieran, Steven & Yaf hold it down whilst Kwame is glamping in the South of Portugal. After enjoying some drinks in the Amsterdam sun, the guys get together and Steven is in the zone! Fresh off analysing some Vybz Kartel lyrics, ‘What Made You Smile’ resurfaces (12:31) and the group discuss UNMARKED (34:17), the new show with SoccerBible that launched last week, and how it came to be. The group cast their mind back and reflect on the journey of Out Of Home in the past nine months (39:22) and reveal some home truths about the creative process of the show. Lastly, the convo ends on leading podcaster Joe Budden (56:16) and his public spat with Spotify - due to the coming to the end of his show's exclusive podcast deal with the streaming giant. Another honest and insightful episode from the collective. Follow the team online: @outofhome.ams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Introducing a new series in collaboration with Out Of Home x SoccerBible: UNMARKED. A fortnightly show by real fans, where we’ll get closer to footballers, allowing them to open up and offer a side of them that isn’t seen by the media. The first guest is none other than ex-Liverpool & Ajax star, Ryan Babel. Kicking things off with the popular ‘What Made You Smile’ segment (3:12), where everyone speaks on their personal highlights of the past week. Ryan recalls growing up in Southeast Amsterdam, (11:31), and life as a youth from the Bijlmer neighbourhood. Babel then touches on graduating from Ajax’s youth academy and breaking into the first team at 17, (21:32) and his experience of moving to England when he signed for Liverpool (28:08). The fleet-footed winger shares his earliest memories of dealing with the media (40:42) and how PR training could have helped him. Ryan is honest and open when talking about his experiences of racism within football (63:54). The interview was recorded back in July, and is revealing, humorous, and inspiring. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group celebrate Yaf’s birthday. From the off, Steven is in rare form, talking about a feathered friend who chilled on his balcony for 24 hours (0:25) and Kwame gets the moniker ‘Fumbelino’ for ruining Kieran’s planned surprise visit to Yaf’s party in London (7:32). The popular segment 'What Made You Smile' resurfaces (15:32) and then the group pay their respects to actor Chadwick Boseman (27:05) who sadly passed away last week at the age of 43, a timely reminder to us all that life is precious. The collective speak on the happenings in the NBA (36:52), where players refused to play games for a few days to implement social reforms to tackle police brutality and systemic racism. Yaf received a special surprise when Out Of Homies, Adeel and Jenny walk in unannounced (62:27). Jenny steals the show with her story of when she met the birthday boy for the first time years ago (66:25). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, issues of race, clout and justice are the main topics. Kicking things off the group discuss Steven’s mid-week social media strategy (9:55) and then move onto WMYS (17:45), the highlight being Kieran’s first-ever live show in Amsterdam, performing his mixtape in full, ‘Free Lowki’. The group talk about a controversial TV sketch from a BBC Three program that reinforced negative stereotypes about Jamaicans (32:33) and then touch on (52:45) a recent debate between Poet, a UK media personality and a large sports company, over claims they copied his design for a football boot. After another shooting of a black man (Jacob Blake) by a police officer in America was caught on film, police brutality is again brought up (60:17). Boris Johnson gets his knickers in a twist (68:20) about ‘British culture being wiped out’ after ‘Rule Britannia’ received criticism due to racist overtones of its lyrics, which is discussed in detail. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group sans Steven link up again to discuss what’s been on their mind and what has transpired. WMYS kicks things off (4:47) but this time things are done with a little twist, with the group calling Steven, who is back in London (23:01) and lets the collective know-how his past week has been which involves a work project and watching ‘The Crown’ (33:07). Kieran then brings up a recent discussion he had with a white person about the n-word in rap music (37:45) and when it is acceptable, if ever for a non-black person to use. The group discuss the murky world, the word lives in, as rappers use it so freely and the problems their level of influence creates about the usage of the n-word (39:45). Continuing on last’s week theme, the group continue to wade in on the power of language. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group are joined by a close friend of the show, an Out Of Homie if you will, Adeel. Kicking things off, Steven does a round-table fashion assessment of the collective who are baffled as to why he is wearing shades inside! WMYS -What Made You Smile- resurfaces (9:03) where Kieran reveals his good deed (21:32) with a heroic and entertaining story. After a short while, Adeel leaves to meet friends and the awesome foursome are left to their vices. Kwame touches on the recent tragedy in Beirut, Lebanon (31:36) and Yaf sheds light on Emancipation Day in the Caribbean (43:22) and the recent KFC black lives matter advert fiasco (52:48). Discussing BIPOC representation in companies leads the group onto the matter of the BBC who recently had two new stories that used the n-word (67:40). This was a passionate, entertaining and educational episode, so tune in and enjoy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group are joined by the renowned DJ and Amsterdam’s very own Gestow Powers aka DeeJay Abstract. Kicking things off with WMYS – What Made You Smile (2:18), the collective share their highlights of the past week. The hip-hop connoisseur speaks about his upbringing (12:00) and recalls the first-ever time he tried DJ’ing (13:04). Abstract touches on how Amsterdam has undergone change from his youth to now (22:34), how he started making beats (34:34) and how much COVID-19 affected his summer in terms of cancelled bookings and gigs (54:44). Known for some of the sickest sets at festivals and clubs in the Netherlands and across the globe, Abstract’s inspiring story on how the love of music has taken him around the world is a reminder to follow your dreams and believe in yourself. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group start the show discussing the end of the football season and then conduct a live lyric check of ’21 Seconds’ to settle a debate between Yaf & Steven. WMYS (What Mad You Smile) resurfaces (6:49) and then Kieran poses a question of who would win in a battle between Usher & Chris Brown (21:05), Kwame held no punches with his opinion! The topic shifts to mental health and the recent behaviour of Kanye West (29:04), then speaking on how athletes and musicians in power have to deal with their issues (46:07) and how money doesn’t always change problems for celebrities, it can only help to create more (51:49). The group then reflect on their own battles and share what internal struggles they have dealt with over the years (56:00). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group are joined by their first-ever Amsterdam guest, fitness instructor @hernsyhearns. Born in Canada, raised in the Netherlands, playing collegiate sport in America and working in Dubai for a while, Herns has had quite the global experience, adapting to new cultures constantly through sport and education. After starting proceedings with celebratory drinks, WMYS (What Made You Smile) returns (3:29).Herns speaks about his upbringing in the Biljmer, (20:48) and why the neighbourhood had a bad reputation when he was growing up (30:30). He also speaks on resisting the urge to follow friends down a particular path as his love for football kept him focused. His passion and talent for the beautiful game saw him land a full athletic sponsorship to a college in America, a process that saw him send over 500 emails to prospective universities (43:02).Herns relives his college experiences, first in Oklahoma (48:45) and then Miami (66:12), coming back to Amsterdam and landing a corporate gig (84:55) before realising he needed to work in sports rather than in an office. After building a reputation in AMS, the next chapter for Herns was an opportunity to work in Dubai (68:30). A story of persistence and passion, Herns is a celebrated fitness instructor back in Amsterdam who specializes in conditioning, strength training, and spinning, this is an inspiring listen for sure! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group sans Steven talk about a myriad of issues and events. Yaf and Kieran find Kwame in a sheepish mood before his impending birthday (2:56). The popular segment WMYS – What Made You Smile resurfaces (10:40) and then taking the place of ‘Random Question Of The Week’, the guys dissect their favourite Drake projects, which is hilarious due to their emotional ties to certain albums (19:04). The convo then shifts to police brutality and the fact that the officers who murdered Breonna Taylor still haven’t been charged (26:55), as well as examining how police officers are trained (34:17). Delving deeper, the topic moves to examine BLM protest fatigue (43:42), lack of legal change (44:41), and what awaits us regarding the strive for systemic equality. Ending on a light-hearted note, the guys talk about ‘entanglement’ and the love triangle of Will, Jada, and August (50:12) and discuss whether they could be in an open relationship. Follow the team online: @outofhome.ams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kieran, Kwame & Yaf hold it down without Steven, who was in London visiting family. The group kick things off with WMYS – What Made You Smile (9:03) before another segment, ‘Random Question Of The Week’ makes a welcome return (17:36). Not before long, the topic changes the easing of lockdown and society opening up again (28:34). As ever, the collective share jokes with one another but also touch upon real things; fatigue (43:46), distractions (44:40), and the effect COVID-19 may have had on the mental health of many individuals (45:44). Follow the team online: @outofhome.ams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the boys dig into the archives for an episode recorded back in May with Nigerian football star, Victor Osimhen. The group start with WMYS - What Made You Smile (7:01) and Victor joins the call (19:17). Plying his trade for Lille, a top-flight team in France, Victor speaks about his upbringing back home (25:13), the transition of moving to Europe as a young man (47:01), and dealing with issues of Corona as a professional athlete (87:20).A star-striker on the rise that is expected to join a top European club in the near future, Victor is poised, driven and down-to-earth. He followed his dreams and was able to change the lives of all of his loved ones around him.Please note: This call was recorded on ZOOM from five separate locations during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group continue their focus as of late and discuss racism in the media. The popular segment, WMYS - What Made You Smile returns (5:12), and then the team dissects the influence of films and tv shows (15:59). Steven poses the question of segmenting or profiling when targeting a particular type of audience in advertising (36:00), Kieran speaks about the lack of representation of black people across TV shows when growing up (39:36). Yaf opens up the subject of social media and its powerful role in the current climate, (45:44) before Kwame expands on the power of language and how it’s used by the media to manipulate the narrative of BIPOC (57:50). This is a heartfelt episode in which the guys passionately express their views on mainstream media.Follow the team online: @outofhome.ams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Kieran, Kwame, Steven & Yaf finally record together in the same room for the first time in months. The guys pick up where they left off from the last discussion and speak on racism with a focus on sport this time around. Steven begins by sharing his account of being profiled on his bike by the police en route to record (9.20) and the group discusses the concept of classism (16:43). With the current situation in the NBA (23:26) seeing players campaigning whether to play or not to make a real statement against systemic racism the crew discuss basketball before turning their attention to racism in football (36:00) and explore how we confront the ugly truth in the beautiful game. Lastly, the collective recall experiences from their younger years and their parents expressing their fears because of the danger that exists to young black men. Stay tuned for the next episode. Follow the team online:@outofhome.ams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group sans Yaf held an open discussion with a small gathering of friends to talk about the #BlackLiveMatters protests happening against systemic racism. People from backgrounds all around the world sat together to share their experiences on racism and how to combat this evil. A special episode, recorded live whilst practicing social distancing, this was a true example of people coming together and trying to create change through dialogue. Continue the conversation with us online: @outohome.ams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the crew jump on a call with creative stylist, Coco Mell. Kicking off things with WMYS – What Made You Smile (9:12) and the return of 'Random Question Of The Week’ (26:12), the guys reveal what books affected them when growing up. Coco joins the chat (32:12) and speaks on being at a crossroads, having to decide between a career in fashion or the army (36:58). Coco speaks on her story and her avenue into fashion, working in retail (42:19) and how that opened her eyes to find her passion. She then reveals who her main fashion inspiration is, her mother (67:52), and how music videos have always had an influence over her creative vision. Hailing from Buckinghamshire, and a proud Jamaican, Coco’s story is inspiring, relatable and a testament to the power of perseverance. Follow the team online: @outofhome.ams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the crew jump on a call with Premier League footballer, Wilfred Ndidi. The Nigerian international and Leicester City player joins from the onset and proceedings kick off with WMYS – What Made You Smile (0:35). Wilf speaks on his upbringing; being raised in a military zone in Lagos (14:09) and selling food in the local market as a means to survive (16:06). The 23-year old then discusses what life was like having a soldier for a father and opens up about the first time he travelled to Europe (19:41), his time at Genk (44:20) and how he felt about moving to Leicester (56:30). The midfielder also spoke about his development under Brendan Rodgers (69:00), his experience with the Super Eagles and playing against Messi in the 2018 FIFA World Cup (77:00). Ndidi reveals why he started a university course at DMU and how he is juggling his career with a degree (84:05). An inspiring episode about all belief and perseverance. Follow the team online: @outofhome.ams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the crew jump on a call with talented musician, Jords and kick the show off with 'What Made You Smile'(6:40). Yaf also returns with his ‘Random Question of the Week’ (16:25). Jords speaks about the start of his career (28:20) and how he was compelled to master the art of producing and songwriting, in addition to being an artist. (33:46). Whilst recording this episode (41:56), Jords’ latest single is debuted live on BBC Radio 1Xtra! The South Londoner talks about landing a record deal and working on the roll-out of his debut album and film (which was partly shot in Jamaica) to support it. (47:10). Jords’ journey includes crossing paths with Cadet, Stormzy and J5. Humble, poised and highly skilled, keep an eye out for this artist. Follow the team online: @outofhome.ams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the crew jump on a call with New York creative, @kwasikessie. Kwasi is a wardrobe stylist for superstar rapper A$AP Ferg, as well as captain of a prominent running team in Harlem. The group start with WMYS (5:12), recalling what made them smile over the past week, Kwasi joins the call at (14:50) and then shares how he was able to travel and experience new cities and countries through playing ice hockey as a youth (20:50). Kwasi opens up about his story (30:35), working for Diddy as an assistant to working alongside fashion icon, Dapper Dan to style Ferg for the 2018 Met Gala. The Ghanaian-American speaks about the importance of having a good team around you (59:25) and how he is keeping busy during COVID-19 (63:10). Stay tuned for the next episode & follow the team online: @outofhome.ams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the group catch up with East London MC, Barney Artist. The team kick things off with WMYS (7:22), Barney joins the call (31:05) and then discusses his eventful 5K running experience (31:58). The rapper shares a hilarious story about auditioning for Britain’s Got Talent some years ago (44:26), discusses his start in music (55:45) and the importance of uplifting others and sharing knowledge (63:15). Barney talks about putting his little sisters on the vinyl cover of his debut album (86:16), his first festival experience as a performer (87:35) and touring in Asia (96:30). Honest and witty, Barns is open about vulnerability, growing up in the inner city and pursuing your dream. Get comfy and enjoy the pod - Follow the guys online: Kieran - @1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, the crew jump on a call with super athlete, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey. An Olympian and gold medal relay winner at European and World Championship level, Harry has gone toe to toe with the likes of Usain Bolt & Yohan Blake. Sans Yaf, the group start WMYS with Harry (2:38), Yaf joins at (7:34) after being locked out during lockdown and then Harry opens up about his incredible journey (26:08) which included being the fastest 14-year old in Europe! The athlete talks about overcoming injury (46:12) and being able to experience the world on his travels (62:00). Harry’s story includes getting married, meeting the Queen and how he is staying busy in this climate by inspiring the next generation of athletes. Stay tuned for the next episode. Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, the crew jump on a call with the talented creative, stephseeks. Kwame arrives very late to proceedings and the team let him have it! Steph joins in at (11:13) and things kick off with WMYS - What Made You Smile - (12:13), and then Yaf poses his ‘Random Question of The Week’ (19:29). Steph speaks on her journey (33:12), juggling part-time jobs whilst pursuing her dreams of becoming a DJ to now spinning regularly on the iconic NTS radio station alongside BORN N BREAD and performing at Lovebox Festival. She speaks on her feelings on the subject of gentrification in Peckham (40:54) and then discusses her love of music and how other DJs seem to be cashing in (53:05). An enjoyable listen, full of laughs and insights. Stay tuned for the next episode - Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, the crew jump on a call with professional Barbadian cyclist, Amber Joseph. The group start with WMYS (2:25), before jumping into ‘Random Question of The Week’ (8:50). Amber joins the call (17:22) and speaks on her upbringing in Barbados (30:52) and competing in her first triathlon at the age of 12! The 20-year old then shares details on her strict training regime (43:27) before a race. Always on the go as an international athlete who competes in tournaments all over the world, Amber has also lived in the UK and Switzerland. Her interesting story includes pet name strategies, fear of rollercoasters and keeping busy during lockdown. Stay tuned for the next episode. Get comfy and enjoy the pod - Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, the crew jump on a call with the hilarious presenter and sports personality Joel Beya, AKA Cheekysport Joel. The team start off with ‘What Made You Smile’ (5:06) sharing positive memories of the week and then another popular segment resurfaces ‘Random Question of The Week’ (14:19). Joel joins the call (25:48) quickly stating he is a regular listener of the show and commends the OOH crew on their confidence! Joel reveals two secrets of his (28:31) and when he decided to chase his dreams (44:40). He then speaks on growing up in South London (48:45), meeting his idols (63:10) and missing his daughter due to quarantine (65:15). An enjoyable listen, full of laughs and insights. Get comfy and enjoy the pod - Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Introducing a new series, Out of Home 'In House Sessions'. Rather than meeting in person, the team hop on the phone due to current circumstances and catch up with inspiring creatives and ask how do they keep busy and stay inspired. This week’s guest: the talented rapper, Darrell Cole. Darrell opens up about his remarkable upbringing (2:35), his foray into poetry aged nine (15:40) and his recording process in the studio (29:24). Stay tuned for the next In 'House Sessions' episode, dropping every Monday. Get comfy & enjoy the show - Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the team practice social distancing and hop on a group call to record the latest instalment. WMYS (07:54) kicks things off, with the group then sharing what their COVID-19 resolutions would be (21:39). Another popular segment returns, “Yaf’s Random Question of The Week” (42:25), where the crew are asked to pick their superpower of choice. The crew then dive back down memory lane, this time recounting travel & holiday stories; romantic getaways, cultural experiences and lad’s trips are all mentioned (52:52). Despite not being in the same room, the chemistry and banter still remains! Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, get ready to laugh as the team recount funny stories about growing up in the 90s and 2000s. WMYS (8:17) gets things started, followed by ‘Random Question Of The Week’ and Yaf returns (16:06) with his most raucous entry yet.Venturing down memory lane (28:45) the crew reminisce on school days (29:28), neighbourhood games (33:27), listening to gangster rap (45:00) and one of the crew members announces he was once a rapper in his teens (46:18)! Sharing experiences on what shaped them growing up, this is an insightful episode from the OOH team. Get comfy & enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the OOH crew discuss the thing on everyone’s lips: coronavirus. Firstly kicking off with WMYS (5:30), Yaf then returns with his ‘Random Question Of The Week’ (9:20), asking the group what country they would choose to be stranded in for the next three months. The team share their experience on working from home for the foreseeable future (28:16), and focus on the positives about these uncertain times (40:51) – reconnecting with friends and fam as well as kicking back and exercising. This is a timely reminder how important it is to remain upbeat and to reach out to your loved ones; enjoy and stay safe out there! Get comfy & enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the OOH crew are on rare form, speaking about fears, childhood nightmares and time travel! After a lengthy yet funny breakdown of Steven’s weekend exploits, the team delve into WMYS (9:22). The convo then spirals into a possible new segment, ‘Random Question Of The Week’ (13:40), weighing up travelling back 15 years to the past or ten years into the future! The discussion of fear (23:40) covers many topics, such as embracing male vulnerability (37:00), racism (44:44) and much more. Get comfy & enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Yaf and Kieran return from their holiday in Trinidad with a lot of stories about sun, soca and more. After a slight hiatus, the gang reuniting after three weeks ensures a raucous start. Kicking off with WMYS (7:59), the partygoers share a hilarious tale about miscalculating exchange rates and then learning the best things in life are free (22:00). Explaining J’ouvert (41:50), an important part of the carnival, Yaf and Kieran break down the historical origins and why it still means so much to revellers of today. The 'Trini Boyz' talk about exploring the island and being care-free (50:05), and then Yaf discusses visiting his dad’s old neighbourhood and how the bond between them is now stronger. (63:40). This episode is all about immersing yourself in a new culture and connecting with your roots, OOH style. Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the OOH crew are joined by the talented photographer, Mabdulle. Hailing from East London, Mabdulle has worked with global brands and celebrities, taking him across the world. After his absence last time around, Steven returns with a vengeance performing a diss verse directed at Kieran (2:07). Buoyed by his “bars” SA launches straight into the interview questions forgetting the signature section WMYS (6:58) 😂! After the hilarious start, Mabdulle speaks on his start in photography (14:40), trusting your instincts (32:32) and going on tour with Stormzy (38:00). Not one for standing by, Mabdulle is a true example of being a go-getter and not waiting for an opportunity to present itself. Listen to the inspiring convo now. Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the OOH crew sans Steven are joined by UK rapper, Nick Brewer. The gang start the conversation with ‘What Made You Smile’ (4:54), then the MC discusses his experiences with anxiety (7:42) and mental health (12:32), as well as how important it is stick to your guns. Brewer talks about his journey which includes being mistaken for a female vocalist by Mo The Comedian (18:28), being an unsigned artist (39:15) to getting a record deal, scoring a top 20 single and the struggle of integrity vs financial gain (57:20). Brewer and Kwame went to the same uni and share hilarious stories throughout about one another. Overall the conversation is engaging, honest and another enjoyable listen. Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the crew celebrate the end of dry January with a few drinks! Starting things off with ‘What Made You Smile’ (3:31), Yaf reflects on speaking at an event in London (8:17) and the group wrap-up the first month of 2020 (11:25). Touching upon Kobe Bryant’s untimely passing (13:04) and legacy, as four avid sports fans, the crew express how we can be inspired by the life the basketball legend lived. Leaving no stone unturned, discussing UK officially Brexiting the EU (28:00), Coronavirus (39:01) and the role the media plays in spreading panic and fear. A major topic for this week is the construct of creativity (46:15) and what it means to each member. P.S. Steven is on rare form on this one! Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the crew link up and as per usual, hilarity ensues. Kicking things off with the signature segment, the guys share What Made Them Smile (4:31), before discussing at length, a topic they touched upon in the previous episode, haircuts (10:51). Breaking down the intricacies of staying loyal and not cheating on your barber, Steven then shares some hilarious stories about his experiences with tricky barbers when he moved to Amsterdam. Not before long, the group discuss self-belief (36:33) and debate about the thin line between confidence and arrogance, surprisingly Cristiano Ronaldo, Kanye West & Connor McGregor all get a mention! Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran -@1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz - Steven@suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the OOH team are joined by their first ever guest, Jack The Plug. Jack is a brand owner from London who has established coffee (cannabis) shops in Barcelona, Amsterdam and LA as well as a prominent, independent record label.Jack and the crew share their WMYS (What Made You Smile) moments over the past week (2:16) before diving into his incredible journey of becoming The Plug. Jack discusses his start, growing up in London (9:28) and moving to Barcelona (10:38) noting all the struggles he endured within his first couple of months in a new environment. From business to music, Jack speaks about making his bold move into the industry (21:34) and dealing with all the drama that landed on his doorstep. Keeping a genuine and humble attitude no matter what, he talks about how this allowed him to keep moving forward. Never settled on standing still, he shares a nice story about meeting UB40 & Post Malone in one his coffee shops, (42:53) and drops the exclusive news that he will be running his own festival this summer in Barcelona, giving a taste of some of the incredible artists potentially performing (45:46). Led by Steven, the guys transition into a sensitive topic for all! Expressing some of their hilarious horror stories encountered at the barbers when moving to a foreign country (56:04). Jack’s amazing story is one of perseverance, integrity and enterprise. He is an advocate for consistency, manners and believing in yourself. An inspiring episode and one not to miss! Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran - @1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz – Steven @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, the OOH team (including Ginep, the resident pug) finally regroup in Amsterdam after several weeks apart due to the holidays. In good spirits from the off, the guys start with the trademark segment WMYS - What Made You Smile (4:00) before touching on returning to work and overcoming January Blues (14:08). Known for their banter on light-hearted topics, the guys are just as adept to discussing serious issues, and the subject of diversity is thoroughly dissected here… The crew speak on the royal drama dubbed ‘Megxit’ (24:31) and elaborate on why the media’s narrative of Meghan Markle is different to that of Kate Middleton, a fellow Duchess. The Oscar nominations are in and the group discuss the backlash around the lack of representation amongst women and people of colour (43:08). Yaf then argues why certain award bodies are particularly revered, when they are so disconnected from the culture. The episode ends with an honest chat about encounters with diversity (62:48) in the workplace, offering advice from personal experiences. Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran - @1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz – Steven @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the first episode of 2020! In this week's episode, listen in as Kieran & Yaf recap New Year’s Day, including the Out of Home party (02:05) and the difference between the New Years’ experience in Amsterdam vs London (07:50). The conversation suddenly shifts dynamic when Steven, currently in London, & Kwame, also away in Ghana, join the conversation via phone (12:40). Kwame, gives an overview of his "Out of Home" experience and what the ‘Year of Return’ has meant to him and so many other Ghanaians visiting their homeland this year (14:55). The guys then move into the topic of influence. Drawing on their industry expertise, they assess the roles of influencers in society today and what the future entails (24:30). The contributions of brands and consumers is then discussed during the ‘ecosystem of influence’, concluding on how everyone is really an ‘influencer’ and what it takes to become one (37:00). Finally the crew close the episode with "What Made Them Smile" this week (66:15). Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran - @1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz – Steven @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, the whole crew come together one last time before 2020 in this end of year special. Adding a twist to the signature segment, 'What Made You Smile This Week', the guys speak on their personal highlights of the year (4:15). The group are their serious yet side-splitting selves when discussing technological, cultural and political advances over the last decade (30:32). And after touching on hopes for the new year, the OOH collective venture down memory lane to share hilarious stories on where they were 10 years ago (66:45). Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran - @1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz – Steven @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's Xmas Special, the mandem are back together and Steven doesn’t waste any time in dishing out smoke for Kieran, Kwame and Yaf (00:25). They get the conversation started with “What Made You Smile” and touch upon why men are less inclined to disclose their feelings on the topic (09:44). In light of the UK Elections the guys give their opinion on the result and how it may affect everyone moving forwards (14:22). Naturally the OOH crew move from serious to silly as they share their memories of Christmas (27:22). The lengths they’d go to, to make sure their parents were aware of what they wanted as presents. They discuss receiving their worst presents (39:36). And how the season has changed now they’ve grown up. (47:10). Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran - @1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz – Steven @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, Kieran, Kwame & Yaf hold down the fort whilst Steven is Out of Home, travelling to London. After officially launching the podcast and hosting their first "In-house Session", the guys touch upon the process of bringing an idea to life and discuss how they feel in the aftermath. As ever, the OOH crew share what made them smile (19:00), and then delve into the main topic of this week’s episode, food (34:14). Whether trying to replicate their parent’s signature dishes, or experiencing supermarket struggles when moving to Dam, the guys also recall hilarious stories of when they failed a simple test handed out by their parents – to take the meat out of the freezer! Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran - @1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz – Steven @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, Kieran Steven and Yaf hold it down without Kwarmz who has been travelling and working between New York and London. The crew begin the pod by discussing what Out Of Home means to them (03:30). They then go into depth about the culture and it's influence on marketing (22:31) and briefly touch on the Rapman vs. Vue Cinema situation (39:06). Yaf gets us riffing on technology and how easy it's made living for better or worse (55:38) and finally the boys retell stories about their experiences joining Dutch football teams. Get comfy and enjoy the pod! Follow the guys online: Kieran - @1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz Steven - @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the first ever episode, Kieran, Kwame, Steven & Yaf, share their individual journeys of how they all landed in Amsterdam (10:00). They also discuss the controversial Dutch tradition of Zwarte Piet (Black Pete) (64:20) and so much more. An Honorable mention for our special guest - Janep! Get comfy and enjoy the pod. Follow the guys online: Kieran - @1lowki Kwame - @papikwarmz Steven - @suave_always Yaf - @yafdownes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.