Episode 81: Do We Talk About It?
The Reggie Yates Podcast
Sometimes it’s best to stop, take stock and just shut the F up. When 2020 went left, we had no choice but to press pause... That time has passed. The people have spoken, we listened. We back
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Episode 80: Bad Man Billy
The Reggie Yates Podcast
Recorded at Eggslut restaurant, Portobello Road, Notting Hill.
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Episode 79: 1999
The Reggie Yates Podcast
Recorded at Eggslut restaurant, Portobello Road, Notting Hill.
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Episode 78: Purple Rolls
The Reggie Yates Podcast
Recorded at Eggslut restaurant, Portobello Road, Notting Hill.
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Episode 77: Hobbies, Mantras and Pellet Guns
The Reggie Yates Podcast
Recorded at Sky Lounge in the UNCLE building, Elephant & Castle.
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Episode 76: Validation
The Reggie Yates Podcast
Recorded at Sky Lounge in the UNCLE building, Elephant & Castle.
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Episode 75: Run For Your Life ft. Charlie Dark
The Reggie Yates Podcast
Recorded at Sky Lounge in the UNCLE building, Elephant & Castle.
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Episode 74: Sunday Sunday Pills
The Reggie Yates Podcast
Recorded at Sky Lounge in the UNCLE building, Elephant & Castle.
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Episode 73: Love and War ft. DJ Spin Doctor
The Reggie Yates Podcast
Recorded at Sky Lounge in the UNCLE building, Elephant & Castle.
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Episode 72: THERAPY ft. Jodie Cariss
The Reggie Yates Podcast
Recorded at Sky Lounge in the UNCLE building, Elephant & Castle.
info_outlineRecorded at Eggslut restaurant, Portobello Road, Notting Hill.
This week we continue with part 2 of our 3-part run recorded at Eggslut. While working their way through the menu, Reg, Baba, Owen and Uzo discuss the 'racist raps' complaints made against Dave at this year's Brits. Was his performance really underpinned by racism? Which part of Britain actually made the complaints? How have the Brits responded to being called out for under-representing Black artists? They also discuss the death of US Rap star Popsmoke and the intersection between social media, success in music, street culture and how it's all intertwining to lead to such tragedies. On a lighter note, the boys also confess their first-ever TV presenter crushes and discuss why 1999 was one of the best years for film, ever.
Pull up a chair, we're here all week