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🥊 FRAZER CLARKE — THE FIGHT BEYOND THE RING Olympic bronze medallist Frazer Clarke sits down for one of his most open and honest conversations yet. From growing up in Burton-on-Trent and being the “big kid” at school, to discovering boxing, representing England and eventually joining Team GB, Frazer takes us through the moments that shaped him. He opens up about losing his Olympic place to Anthony Joshua in 2012, watching AJ win Olympic gold, then suffering more disappointment after losing the 2016 Olympic spot to Joe Joyce but Frazer kept going. He talks about making the Tokyo Olympics, winning Olympic bronze, turning professional, the money and reality of professional boxing, and his explosive rivalry with Fabio Wardley — including their first fight, the rematch, the devastating KO and the road back afterwards. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 1:30 Streetlife Out Now – Shizzio X UK Apache X Devlin 1:43 Welcome Frazer Clarke / Unit 3:13 Planning Retirement Options Now 5:48 Born & Raised in Burton-on-Trent 7:20 Upbringing / Outside as a Kid 9:05 I'm Not From the Hood / Safe Area 9:58 Kid Trouble / Siblings 11:03 Strict Parents? 12:51 School / I Was Always the Big Kid 14:26 I Was Not Studying / Trade Worker Mindset 15:53 Facing Racism 16:52 I'm Calm But I Have the Switch! 17:40 Why I Started Boxing 20:42 I Still Love Boxing 22:20 First Amateur Fight 26:41 Boxing Was Not Cool Back Then 27:38 Back to Basics / Leaving School 28:44 Boxing for England Invite 30:56 England Boxing Trials 31:53 Finding the Switch 33:21 Getting GB Boxing Trial 37:06 Team GB Boxing Offer 40:05 Joining Team GB Boxing in Sheffield 41:54 2012 London Olympics Dream 43:14 Anthony Joshua Fight 50:00 AJ Joins Sheffield GB Squad / Rivalry 51:54 Losing 2012 Olympic Spot to AJ 53:53 Watching AJ Win Olympic Gold 55:30 Nando's Black Card / KFC 56:19 2016 Rio Dreams / Joe Joyce 57:29 Multiple Losses to Joe Joyce 58:50 Losing 2016 Olympic Spot to Joe Joyce 1:02:47 Quit Boxing? / Joe Silver Medal 1:04:54 Sponsorship to Stay at GB Boxing 1:06:41 COVID / Olympic Qualifier 1:09:20 Making Tokyo Olympic Squad 1:10:26 Tokyo COVID Olympics 1:12:39 Winning Bronze at Olympics 1:13:39 Turning Pro / Boxxer 1:15:39 Money / Spending 1:17:08 Pro Fights vs Amateur 1:18:39 Cardio Importance 1:19:13 Fabio Wardley Purse Bid Drama 1:22:05 Money Made 1:22:46 Fabio Wardley First Fight 1:24:40 Rematch Fabio Wardley 1:25:35 Saudi Money vs UK Money 1:25:57 Selling Fights 1:26:24 Fabio Wardley Rematch KO 1:28:24 Building Back / Post-Fight Operation 1:31:54 Return Fight / Ring PTSD 1:33:01 TKV Fight / Hard Loss to Swallow 1:34:21 Coach Change / Huni Loss 1:36:48 Multiple Losses / Public Hate 1:38:17 Relationship with Boxxer 1:38:59 Ideal Opponent 1:40:15 Retirement Age? / Boxer Brain Injuries 1:41:26 I'm Training with Fabio Wardley / Money 1:42:58 Wardley vs Dubois First Fight Thoughts 1:43:29 Wardley vs Dubois Rematch 1:44:48 AJ vs Fury 1:46:53 AJ Mental Health 1:47:46 Top 5 Boxers Ever 1:48:50 Next Fight? / Podcast Show 1:50:06 I Got Stabbed 3 Times 1:52:05 AI Questions / Security for Other Fighters 1:53:13 Stabbing / Advice to Self 1:54:25 Joe Joyce / Medals 1:55:03 Pro / Wardley / TKV 1:57:22 Hard Hit / AJ / I Can Be Champ 1:58:13 Credit / Legacy 1:59:20 I Beat AJ, Fury & Joyce 1:59:53 Thoughts on Misfits / Big Stacks 2:01:44 Bare Knuckle Boxing 2:02:03 Quick Fire Questions 2:05:00 Thank You / Flowers

Sonna Rele’s story is one of the most extraordinary journeys in modern British music — and in this deeply personal conversation, she tells the story behind the story. Signed in America at just 14 years old, Sonna found herself recording music in the US, working with major names and navigating record deals at an age when most teenagers were still at school. But what happened next was a journey of incredible highs, devastating setbacks and repeatedly having to start again. From her childhood in North-West London and learning to sing from her father, to signing major record deals, recording albums that were never released, touring with Joss Stone and being discovered by Ne-Yo, Sonna opens up about the reality of the music industry from an artist’s perspective. 🎙️ In this episode: 0:00 intro / title sequence 1:15 Drive Out now! Shizzio Ft Vivica Jade 1:54 welcome Sonna Rele / Naz PR 3:30 Born & raised NW 5:20 singing age 5 / strict dad 7:49 dad taught me singing 8:58 school / teaching others 10:23 no plan B / well behaved 12:10 grade A student / allowed out 14:27 getting signed at 14 in USA 18:13 contract details / money 19:42 USA moving alone so young 22:01 USA album recording hit factory 23:24 artist name / big collabs 23:46 album release complications 25:39 having a say at 16yrs old 26:44 single / album release doesn’t happen 29:11 leaving Universal records 30:24 who messed up? 31:26 mental impact of leaving label 32:38 I got signed again 34:05 Sony contract details 35:12 old songs / pop rock album? 39:07 album never comes out again 40:56 Joss Stone tour 42:11 musical direction confusion 43:25 frustration / lack of release 44:14 who’s fault is it album is not out? 45:20 racism / being Asian held me back 49:35 leaving Sony & starting YouTube 52:40 Ne-Yo gets in touch 53:44 Ne-Yo offers to sign me on stage / O2 57:07 Ne-Yo signing / Album deal 58:52 making the album with Motown 1:01:20 the album never came out again! 1:04:14 A&R / right team / Berry Gordy 1:06:37 is the music industry demonic? 1:07:43 leaving Ne-Yo label 1:08:19 shelved on purpose? 1:12:24 still amicable with Ne-Yo 1:12:56 back to independent artist 1:14:02 blowing up on instagram 1:17:12 another album EP deal 1:19:28 a single finally released / covid 1:20:24 ear injury details / SSCD 1:23:17 facing brain surgery / awareness 1:26:25 self curing myself from SSCD 1:31:05 why go on The Voice UK? 1:33:05 SSCD advocate Vs Singing career 1:34:08 chair turn pressure on the voice 1:37:22 song choice for the voice audition 1:37:54 Kelly Rowland was already a fan 1:38:42 picking a judge / Team Will 1:39:47 thoughts on Tom Jones getting sacked 1:40:17 does it matter if you win the voice? / contracts 1:42:24 the voice / I can’t tell you 1:43:25 new album is coming 1:44:28 healing frequencies 1:48:56 album / I won’t quit ever 1:51:31 working with Lauryn Hill 1:53:09 Eric Benét collab 1:53:51 Dr. Dre collab 1:55:52 Will Smith collab 2:00:40 AI Q’s / Ne-Yo / Ed Sheeran 2:02:54 mindset / signed young 2:03:57 Disney collab 2:04:37 talent vs business 2:05:54 marketing appeal / adapting 2:07:18 rebuild / industry 2:11:30 quick fire Q’s 2:12:16 meeting Stevie Wonder 2:13:03 quick fire Q’s cont 2:15:46 hitting the high note 2:17:40 quick fire Q’s cont… 2:18:57 I did Wembley stadium 2:19:42 quick fire Q’s cont 2:21:04 dating life 2:21:52 quick fire Q’s cont 2:22:02 thank you Sonna / flowers

In this in-depth and revealing conversation, Jethro Sheeran — aka Alonestar — sits down for an honest conversation about his life, his music, his family and his complicated relationship with his cousin, Ed Sheeran. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 intro / title sequence 2:13 Local Geeza Out now! Shizzio X Mc Creed X Big Narstie 2:45 Welcome Jethro Sheeran / DM’s crazy 3:58 my beef with Ed is not new 4:54 Why I’m doing this interview 5:46 born & bred / Bristol 7:01 I know who Banksy is 8:11 seeing violence as a kid 11:24 Bristol riots 12:20 racism in Bristol 13:40 move to London / I was a model 14:09 relationship with Dad (Sheeran) 15:23 martial arts background / misfits? 17:40 school / ADHD 18:19 PTSD from daughters kidnapping 19:51 Brexit 22:12 I was a model for 16 yrs 23:41 I was in big tv commercials / money 26:20 Simon Webbe managed me 26:58 I was offered to be in BLUE 27:45 Asher D signed me / rap on Piers Morgan 29:16 2PAC influence / Alonestar name origin 31:47 Lee Stafford group ‘Lockdown’ / tour 34:47 songs release / going solo 35:38 Alonestar / Ed Sheeran joins / IFL 36:17 songs with Ed / Duo? 38:02 ‘raise em up’ with Ed Sheeran 39:30 Ed signs deal & starts to bubble 40:56 Ed doesn’t support our song 41:37 Ed took down all my songs 42:27 Ed used my lyrics and flow 43:14 Ed made a diss song about me 45:30 Ed drew 1st blood / my response 46:20 Wiley beef with Ed / he never gave back 47:36 Example / Ed used our lyrics in Wembley 49:54 why not ask Ed about him helping? 50:35 could the label be influencing Ed? 51:10 Ed should have come back and got us 51:53 Ed didn’t act right 53:02 last time spoke / Ed’s 1st tattoo 53:41 Ed isolated me 54:37 Ed copies songs but doesn’t credit them? 57:19 does Ed really drop out everyone? / Devlin 1:01:44 I helped Ed so much / I’m hurt 1:03:15 would Ed have made it without you? 1:04:51 I know him / Macklemore support 1:06:43 does Ed have a choice? 1:08:27 Ed concert speech / politics in music? 1:10:08 cunning & calculating / happiness & success 1:11:25 Palestine views / politics in music 1:14:31 what should Ed do? / lonely at the top 1:15:40 can you reconcile with Ed? 1:16:37 my 2 issues with Ed / burnt bridge 1:19:18 I would meet Ed if he called / respect 1:20:31 Eminem song 1:23:17 how does Ed beef affect the Sheeran family? 1:26:01 like Ed Sheeran songs? / he can rap 1:27:07 I’ll rap battle Ed Sheeran 1:27:29 going viral on Piers Morgan 1:29:02 I took nothing from Ed he took from me 1:30:57 why doesn’t Ed help Devlin? 1:31:45 is Ed a culture vulture? 1:33:05 money vs direction 1:34:26 rapping on Piers Morgan 1:35:11 Ed has seen my interview / I’m not a bully 1:35:36 Ed would love the Shizzio Show 1:36:10 I’ll talk to Ed on this show! 1:36:57 what’s next / song with Chris Brown 1:38:12 crazy collab list of major artists 1:40:31 why don’t we know in UK about your work? 1:43:41 ‘Sheeran’ name help? / Ed pop fanbase 1:44:47 no more Ed Bashing / active 1:47:20 I don’t hate Ed 1:47:42 AI Q’s about Ed Sheeran 1:50:51 peace with me and Ed? 1:52:00 was Ed jealous of you? 1:52:54 AI Q’s cont… 1:54:55 leave Ed alone 1:57:55 Ed should come out at Macklemore gig 1:58:49 yes or no Ed answers 1:59:50 quick fire Q’s / Durrty Goodz 2:05:30 my message to ED 2:06:05 thank you Jethro Sheeran

Katie Salmon sits down for one of her most revealing interviews yet. From growing up in a difficult home environment, struggling with mental health, and entering the world of glamour modelling, Katie opens up about the highs and lows of fame. She reveals the truth behind her time on Love Island, becoming part of the show's first same-sex couple, the reality of instant fame, and why she believes reality TV comes with hidden pressures. Chapters: 0:00 intro / title sequence 1:46 Drive Out now! Shizzio Ft Vivica Jade 2:26 Welcome Katie 3:56 plastic scouser 5:20 raised in toxic household 8:08 do you forgive your dad? 9:14 relationship with mum 9:53 growing up poor 10:23 Purple Aki 12:15 school / bullied / drinking young 14:27 mental health struggles 15:55 drug taking from 15 yrs old 17:01 left school at 16 / glamour model dreams 18:09 boyfriend 10 yrs older 20:52 getting into glamour modelling 22:09 1st glamour shoot / insecurities 24:39 being published / parents 25:04 dad / we need men in society 25:47 feminism is toxic 27:21 elite control / men & women roles 28:26 feminism has done nothing for society 29:10 scary world / daughter worry / cycle break 30:18 being a single career driven mother 31:48 money / viral at Cheltenham races 34:20 Love Island offer & plan 36:21 Love Island manifestation / gods plan 38:58 about to go on Love Island 39:55 pay / going into Love Island house 41:04 Scott Thomas / Wayne Lineker 42:23 Is Love Island fixed? 44:04 the L.I lie detector is fake! 45:10 1st ever same sex coupling on L.I 49:00 Is Love Island really about Love? 50:35 having sex on tv / L.I exploits you 51:20 Love Island exploits you 52:30 do you regret Love Island? 54:00 leaving Love Island to instant fame 55:38 the press used me to sell sex 56:21 famous but broke 57:11 I puked on AKON / celeb rooms 58:14 the dark side of fame / fame decline 1:00:02 do not go on Love Island! 1:01:17 Sophie suicide / lack of mental health support 1:02:25 did Love Island cause Sophie suicide? 1:02:48 Caroline Flack suicide / Axe Love Island? 1:05:28 watching Love Island makes me uncomfortable 1:06:30 starting only fans / Chloe Khan 1:08:10 I made 10k on the first night on OF 1:09:34 50k a month / top 1% on OF 1:10:27 spending / all OF girls feel shame 1:12:47 £1M+ earnt / pushing OF limits 1:14:04 10k for 1 vid / exploiting men on OF 1:16:07 my baby’s dad got me into p**n 1:19:55 money waste regrets 1:22:10 falling pregnant changed everything 1:25:20 early labour / quitting OF 1:26:31 baby dad passes away / he used me 1:30:17 I found Jesus 1:32:18 Ayahuasca is bad for you 1:33:46 baptised / born again Christian 1:35:39 there is a war against humanity 1:37:08 repent / I’m a different person 1:38:05 Christianity mocked / is UK Christian? 1:39:57 restoring faith / distraction 1:41:55 other religions 1:43:25 Jesus is God and he will return 1:46:41 recent assault GBH case 1:48:35 charged with GBH 1:49:52 avoiding jail / press turning on you 1:50:45 lost faith in justice system 1:52:18 silenced for 5yr judge order 1:53:46 facing prison / community service 1:57:16 house of faith charity / im happy 1:59:58 satan runs the industry / never return 2:00:32 ban OF / msg to OF content creators 2:01:04 AI Q’s / love island Q’s 2:02:05 lies / fame / regret 2:06:18 quick fire Q’s / dating 2:08:30 misfits boxing? 2:09:14 quick fire Q cont… 2:11:17 final msg / thank you

NIKKI S & NYKE FINALLY SPEAK! For the first time ever, Nikki S & Nyke sit down for an exclusive, no-filter deep dive into their story — from being born and raised in South London, discovering Jungle and UK Garage, running their own raves and forming the duo, to creating some of the most recognisable records of the era. Chapters: 0:00 intro 0:54 Oi Oi out now! SHIZZIO x SPECIAL MC 1:19 Welcome Nikki S & Nike 3:42 born & bred South LDN 5:05 first met / raised well despite area 8:26 single mums / we got beats 11:52 Nyke could run! 13:06 Nyke had money from young 20:21 strict mum / Big Narstie 22:17 school 25:58 areas / train Vs bus / Jungle raves 29:47 getting into music / Jungle 33:54 writing & mcing to Jungle 37:37 own raves / Garage music broke us 40:23 Nyke was built for Jungle not Garage 44:36 artist names / fashion / Sega world 48:18 move to Garage / own raves 50:23 Shabba D 1st white MC / Garage pocket 52:58 Nikki S & Nyke form / radio shows / So Solid 57:57 manager / bk 2 bk / bookings 1:01:12 So Solid join? / manager 1:05:17 contract & manager details 1:08:16 studio / 1st song power played 1:10:15 making ‘Hey Nikki’ 1:13:09 who’s the girl singing / Milkyman 1:16:46 being white was an issue / race 1:22:15 lable interest / we were not ready 1:27:03 who killed Uk Garage? 1:32:44 ‘Hey Nikki’ lyrics / song structure & singer credit 1:37:34 ‘Hey Nikki’ will never die / AG & O2 1:40:39 getting flowers now is a liberty 1:41:41 I quit music / I was bitter 1:44:58 our faces didn’t match the culture 1:46:57 f**k my flowers / no gratitude 1:50:55 AG brought us back / gratitude 1:52:09 ‘Hey Nikki’ blows up 1:54:45 no money from Vinyl sales or royalties 1:59:01 Nikki is hard work / brotherhood 2:01:55 why no solo projects? / energy 2:06:34 I’m the best white rapper! 2:09:38 label meetings go nowhere 2:12:38 Hey Nikki video out 5YRS later! 2:14:34 making ‘Southside’ / it blowing up 2:20:50 Shabba D influence on ‘Southside’ 2:25:05 ‘Southside’ is a timeless hit! 2:26:48 repping south over everything 2:27:57 ‘Southside’ video was a madness 2:29:53 South Ldn Vs East artists 2:31:28 Southside was a calling card / no lane 2:33:52 lack of consistency / timing / the bridge 2:37:15 doing the ‘white’ thing / catalogue 2:40:09 who started Grime? 2:42:13 what is the 1st Grime song? 2:46:24 Channel U ‘Hey Nicki’ video blew up 2:47:00 working in Sainsbury’s whilst famous 2:47:50 leaving management / lack of funds 2:50:44 we were the ‘almost made it’ runts 2:53:18 we are back! / O2 did not gas me 2:56:49 Hey Nikki pt 2 & remix / beat owner 2:57:41 who owns ‘Hey Nikki’? / I hate the song 2:59:40 studio awks / new album / fame 3:03:18 getting our names wrong 3:04:03 Shizzio Nikki S & Nyke collab 3:05:20 legacy / tiktok viral 3:06:50 trauma / money / new music 3:07:53 black taxi drivers 3:10:48 we want to freestyle now 3:11:28 final msg / AI Q’s 3:12:35 south v east beef / grime 3:12:55 Asher D / Southside 3:14:01 So Solid / viral 3:15:13 best Grime MC / forgotten 3:16:06 grime / channel U / regrets 3:18:21 quick fire Q’s 3:20:35 Big Narstie is elite 3:22:19 quick fire Q’s cont.. 3:23:45 south vs east who wins? 3:24:19 quick fire Q’s cont.. 3:24:30 final msg / flowers 3:26:01 freestyle exclusive

DON CHARLES UNFILTERED: FROM WAR TO WEMBLEY. In one of the most revealing interviews yet, legendary boxing trainer Don Charles opens up about a life that began in the horrors of the Biafran War and took him through Nigeria, Britain, homelessness, depression and hardship before eventually leading him into the boxing world. Don speaks completely openly about his childhood, his strict parents, moving to the UK, refusing to return to Nigeria, sleeping rough in a park, losing everything, fighting depression and finding his way into boxing. Chapters: 0:00 intro 1:54 Streetlife out now Shizzio X Uk Apache X Devlin 2:30 Welcome Don Charles / Monster Truck 3:33 Biafra Nigeria war / mental trauma 7:01 Biafra war impact / war history taught 8:41 aftermath of Biafra war 10:11 Dad was successful banker 11:27 moving to the UK 12:48 UK Vs Nigeria School 14:54 strict parents / kids need hard discipline 17:06 Pilot dreams 19:08 dad would test me every day 21:44 strict parent pressure makes diamonds 23:23 parents return to Nigeria but I stayed 25:45 refusing to leave the UK 27:44 homeless sleeping in a park 30:16 jobs / getting own place 32:32 I’m a loner / can’t afford shoes/ book 34:41 missing / avoided family for 10 yrs 38:18 getting into boxing 44:47 never wanted to turn pro 46:45 fighting depression 50:07 lost everything / Ireland move / wife 52:17 getting into Boxing coaching 55:27 meeting Derek Chisora / coaching him 59:05 name ‘Don Charles’ origin 59:36 coaching Derek / Amateur coaches need recognition 1:01:34 what makes a good coach? 1:02:23 God given talent VS Destiny 1:04:19 life is a movie 1:06:29 Chisora boxing record / Tyson Fury 1:08:51 Robert Helenius loss was robbery 1:10:19 boxing point system upgrade 1:11:32 Klitschko Vs Chisora fight 1:13:28 boxing is a team sport 1:14:02 loss is not good enough 1:14:42 viral David Haye Chisora press brawl 1:17:24 arrest over Haye Chisora brawl 1:20:47 Chisora VS Malik Scott / win run 1:21:34 Tyson Fury is a genius / boxing IQ 1:22:01 Chisora sacked me / contracts 1:23:04 trainer pay / money made 1:23:46 Prince Nas / Brendan Ingle beef 1:24:39 Ben Davison recent loses 1:25:19 CV / is Chisora mad? 1:27:45 not at Usyk fight / my signature style 1:28:47 return after sacking / Pulev fight 1:31:05 Chisora sacked me again 1:32:08 always remember the start 1:32:36 Chisora 50 fight career / retire? 1:33:46 meeting Daniel Dubois / training him 1:36:04 attributes needed / DDD could be any athlete 1:37:06 Dubois record before training him 1:37:39 Dubois Vs Usyk 1:38:33 was it al low blow? DDD Vs Usyk 1:41:28 Dubois Vs Big Baby Miller 1:42:03 Dubois Vs Hrgović 1:42:19 Dubois Vs Aj 1:43:33 AJ chair threat / KO 1:45:39 Dubois Vs Usyk rematch 1:46:29 can Usyk be beaten 1:46:40 Dubois Vs Wardley 1:50:11 Dubois Vs Wardley 2 1:50:35 parting with Dubois / pride aside 1:53:23 did Dubois party before the fight? 1:54:45 pulling fighters out 1:56:30 greatest boxers ever 1:57:16 Prime Ali Vs Prime Mike Tyson 1:57:27 AI boxing Q’s 1:59:42 Prince Nas & Ben Whittaker 2:00:06 AI Q’s cont… 2:01:34 thoughts on Misfits & BKFC boxing 2:03:17 AI Q’s cont… 2:09:34 final MSG / Thank you

Sheena Bathory gets brutally honest about Power Slap, getting KO’d, Dana White, her father’s death, viral moments, fighting, OnlyFans, money, and what comes next. In this no-filter conversation, Sheena Bathory opens up about the journey that took her from growing up on a Hungarian farm and becoming a Judo champion, to bodybuilding, MMA, moving to the USA, attempting to break into WWE, and eventually becoming one of the most recognizable faces in Power Slap. She talks about meeting Dana White, training for Power Slap, taking a slap, knocking out an opponent, going viral, and the experience of being KO’d herself. We also get into the emotional side of her story — including the death of her father, her former Judo coach, her relationship with him, her childhood, injuries that ended her Judo career, and why winning fights in his memory means so much to her. Sheena also speaks openly about her OnlyFans career, the money it has made, why she started it, unusual requests from fans, safety concerns, and how the income allows her to fund the lifestyle and fighting career she wants. CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro / Title Sequence 1:28 Drive Out Now! Shizzio Ft Vivica Jade 2:07 Welcome Sheena Bathory 3:29 Weight Cut 6:22 Cramp / Raised on a Hungarian Farm 9:09 Hungary Things to See 9:58 Childhood / Rule Breaker / Parents 12:16 Dad Was My Judo Coach 13:11 Judo Champion / Mongolia 15:32 Coach Vs Dad 16:17 Olympic Dreams / Injuries 17:22 Stopping Judo Career 19:17 Bodybuilding 19:57 Is Bodybuilding Feminine? 20:20 Taking Steroids / BB Comps 22:58 Girls Online Lying About Steroid Use 24:17 Stopping Bodybuilding 25:25 Starting MMA 27:17 Why Do You Like to Fight? 27:34 USA Move / WWE Attempt 28:18 Getting Into POWER SLAP / Dana White 29:34 Training for Power Slap 31:04 Taking a SLAP 31:48 KO Opponent 32:29 Going Viral for Power Slap 35:17 Getting KO’d in Power Slap 38:35 No Return to Power Slap? 40:00 Money / Power Slap Title Belt 41:30 Face Swollen Meme 42:39 Fan Support 44:26 Dad’s Death / Soul Journey 45:32 Misfits Boxing Is Hard 47:30 Viral Burger Slap Incident 50:06 Burger Slap Most Viewed Reel 51:12 Tina Snows Fight 52:31 Crowd Nerves 53:06 Winning in Dad’s Memory 55:04 Giving Burger Back to Tina 55:57 Jade Jones Fight 57:22 Big Stacks Was Not Serious 58:17 Jade Jones Fight Prediction 59:28 I Will KO Jade Jones 1:00:04 Future Opponents / I’ll Be Champ 1:01:11 I’ll Fight Stacks! / Stacks Vs Jordan 1:01:55 Livestream with Big Stacks 1:02:16 Livestream with Nina Drama 1:03:22 OF / Fetish Audience 1:04:19 Money Made from OF 1:04:59 Why Fight / OF Pays My Lifestyle 1:05:57 Why I Started OF 1:06:37 OF Money 1:07:42 Spending / Investing 1:08:16 OF Choking Requests 1:09:51 Weird OF Requests 1:10:46 Pay to Unblock / Tickling Fetish 1:11:50 Safety Concerns 1:12:46 Most Money / Slap Requests 1:13:43 KO from Slap Request / Money 1:14:38 Meeting Only If Safe 1:15:54 AI Q’s / Name Change 1:16:54 Farm TV Show in Hungary 1:17:34 Fame in Hungary Vs the World 1:18:01 AI Q’s / Normal Is Boring 1:18:26 Dad’s Legacy 1:19:07 Alter Ego 1:20:36 Dating Life 1:21:59 Healthy Arguing 1:23:02 Trauma as Tool / KO’d 1:24:16 Revenge / Why Power Slap? 1:25:58 Childhood Vs Alter Ego / Therapy 1:27:14 Feminine Vs Masculine Energy 1:28:24 Being You / Haters / Resting / Exit Plan 1:33:05 Quick Fire Q’s 1:36:50 Final Message / Thank You

Dream aka The Grime Journalist joins us for one of the deepest conversations about the history, culture and evolution of UK Grime. From Jungle and Garage to Pirate Radio, Sublow and Grime, Dream takes us through his journey and gives his perspective on one of the biggest debates in UK music: who really invented Grime? We talk about the early days of Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, Jon E Cash, Jammer, Pay As U Go, More Fire Crew, So Solid Crew, HLC and Lethal B, the transition from Garage into Grime, the importance of Pirate Radio and why Dream felt the culture was heading in the wrong direction. Dream also opens up about his journey from East London school days to MCing, the birth of his identity as The Grime Journalist, going viral through football content, working with the Premier League, ghostwriting, writing Dubs and working with major artists. We get into his work with Flowdan, who went on to win a Grammy, his relationship with DJ AG, Culture Clash, Will Smith, Rita Ora, Burna Boy and the incredible Dubplate stories behind the scenes. And of course, we settle the big questions: Who invented Grime? Who named Grime? Does Grime have to be 140 BPM? Was Grime really born from Garage? Who is the Godfather of Grime? Who is the greatest Grime MC? What are the greatest Grime instrumentals of all time? Plus, Dream reveals details about his new album, gives his thoughts on Drill and AI, names his favourite Grime instrumentals and Pirate Radio sets, and finishes with a freestyle. This is a conversation about Grime history from someone who was there. 🎙️ Dream aka The Grime Journalist #Grime #TheGrimeJournalist #Dream #UKGrime #GrimeMusic #Wiley #DizzeeRascal #SoSolidCrew #Jammer #Flowdan #PirateRadio #UKGarage #Jungle #London 🔥 CHAPTERS

Kevin Lyttle sits down with Shizzio for one of his most open and revealing conversations yet. Best known around the world for the massive hit “Turn Me On,” Kevin takes us from his childhood in St. Vincent and the Grenadines to becoming a global superstar — and opens up about the parts of the journey that most people never heard. He talks honestly about being bullied as a child, family struggles, finding his voice, working in customs, writing and recording “Turn Me On,” and the three years he spent pushing the song independently before it exploded worldwide. But the story doesn't stop at success. Kevin reveals what happened behind the scenes after “Turn Me On” became a global phenomenon — including record-label problems, money owed, ownership of the song, becoming a millionaire, the pressures of making his debut album, and why he ultimately decided he didn't need a major label. CHAPTERS: 0:00 intro 1:22 Oi Oi out now! SHIZZIO x SPECIAL MC 1:55 Welcome Kevin Lyttle / still hungry 5:05 it’s still fun / no new friends / humble 6:56 Dj Iron & friends 8:29 born & raised 10:07 what is Island life like? / colourism 13:26 outside as a kid / TV 15:16 crossing the line / beats from mum 17:36 I got bullied a lot / school 19:04 parent beatings 21:50 kids wanna beat adults now 23:59 mums struggle made me sing 25:48 self taught singing 28:59 misunderstood 29:51 I don’t care what you think 32:26 writing / pivotal moments 34:02 held back in school 36:50 customs job 38:32 writing ‘Turn Me On’ / studio recording 43:20 soca reggae / ft on Turn Me On 44:37 I was sure about ‘Turn Me On’ 45:22 intro high note on ‘Turn Me On’ 48:37 ‘Turn Me On’ bridge & lyrical content 51:03 vocal range 54:00 what are you actually saying? 57:06 ‘Turn Me On’ starts blowing up 1:01:11 3yrs to push ‘Turn Me On’ independently 1:03:28 label deal / millions made / humble 1:04:34 song ownership details 1:06:22 becoming a millionaire / grounded lifestyle 1:09:18 song release / global chart success 1:12:55 label mistakes 1:14:00 global fame the good & bad side 1:18:06 fame highlights / Kanye West / Beyonce 1:19:28 having the bigger song / no ego 1:24:26 Spragga Benz on ‘Turn Me On’ Remix 1:26:56 album success pressure 1:28:42 musical direction issue 1:30:08 rush to make the album / forced 1:33:54 album success but I did not enjoy it 1:34:23 money owed / contract was bad 1:37:35 do you regret signing the deal? 1:38:35 being dropped from label 1:40:36 owed money / independent releases 1:41:10 biggest crossover song? / total views 1:42:11 I don’t need a label now 1:43:04 Shaggy collab 1:44:10 Flo Rida collab 1:45:27 Chris Brown used my song 1:46:35 Collie Buddz 1:47:41 uncleared samples / reggaeton 1:49:13 20 Million to sell the master 1:50:33 re recording ‘Turn Me On’ 1:51:33 is ‘Turn Me On’ a gift or curse? 1:52:16 ‘Turn Me On’ will never die 1:52:35 one hit wonder? 1:54:41 new song ‘Island Ting’ 1:58:25 ‘Turn Me On’ music video 1:59:13 new album? / social media today 2:01:51 thoughts on streaming 2:03:21 I’m good & happy 2:04:41 AI Q’s / ‘Turn Me On’ 2:06:30 friends / regrets / tiktok 2:08:32 lies / cars 2:10:11 money made / quitting / artists 2:11:45 Rihanna / perspective 2:13:15 Caribbean music / Kanye West 2:17:24 best carnival in the world 2:18:04 Bertil Fox 2:19:37 Quick fire Q’s 2:25:28 final MSG

Fatima Whitbread sits down for one of the most honest and powerful conversations of her life. From being abandoned and left for dead as a baby, growing up in the care system and surviving childhood abuse, to becoming an Olympic medallist, World Champion and world-record holder — Fatima's story is one of extraordinary resilience. CHAPTERS: 0:00 intro 1:24 Streetlife out now Shizzio X UK Apache X Devlin 1:46 Welcome Fatima / icon from era of greats 4:17 table of accolades 5:18 born survivor / left for dead at birth 7:35 rescued as a baby / care system 8:27 mum being held accountable 11:10 I have forgiven my mum 12:47 being sexually abused / siblings 13:57 adoption was not allowed / love 15:23 reunited with mum for 1st time 18:20 name ‘Fatima’ origin 18:54 my mum didn’t want me 22:45 Auntie Ray / new care home 24:29 will you be my mummy? 26:46 vivid memories 26:57 care staff had no empathy / beatings 28:17 sent back with mum despite concerns 28:49 sexually abused when returned to mum 30:49 escaping sexual abuse at age 11 / aftermath 33:52 did mum ever get arrested? 35:57 meeting Mrs. Whitbread / 1st Javelin 43:02 Mrs Whitbread took me in 45:34 kids book to help understanding 46:19 law changes in adoption / new mum & family 47:57 taking Javelin seriously 49:31 why the javelin? 52:16 family love / javelin main focus 53:10 I was the 1st / world record holder 54:28 silver medal made me stronger 56:01 talent vs time / Mt Everest climb 56:54 this Brit came and broke the world record 58:58 breaking my own world record 1:00:19 UK hero / handling fame 1:02:40 sports pers of the year / gold medal 1:06:13 introducing Javelin to the UK 1:06:59 better than men / Steve Backley 1:08:23 press found my bio mum / book breakdown 1:11:11 telling my story cost me the gold medal / campaign 1:13:21 suffering from a breakdown / silver medal 1:16:43 are medals real? antiques road show 1:18:12 other events? / back fracture 1:19:09 make money? / female with muscles bad press 1:20:06 equal pay / motivation / money made & spent 1:23:21 sticker shown / TV shows & ads 1:24:45 household name / national treasure 1:25:17 MBE award 1:26:23 I danced with Michael Jackson! 1:27:37 singing with Shirley Bassey / Monaco 1:28:31 Auntie Ray relationship 1:29:14 injury forces retirement 1:31:51 reality TV saved me 1:32:37 I’m a celebrity get me out of here 1:34:17 eating trial I’m a celeb 1:35:05 viral stuck cockroach on I’m a celeb 1:38:06 going back to I’m a celeb / David Haye 1:39:19 celebrity SAS / I still train / Mt climbing 1:42:58 Fatima’s campaign to improve the care system 1:46:09 government & society help for care system 1:48:19 changes needed in the care system 1:50:32 what happened with biological mum? 1:50:55 becoming a mum / breaking the cycle 1:52:20 do you really forgive your bio mum? 1:53:57 are you a person of god? 1:55:26 do you feel British? / religion 1:56:19 AI Q’s / finding dad 1:57:47 mum / siblings / family 1:59:52 trauma / regrets / healing 2:01:19 CS failures / confronting 2:02:22 family vs titles / Maggie Thatcher 2:03:48 Tessa Sanderson beef 2:05:59 my world record is still unbeaten 2:08:50 best athletes of all time 2:10:06 athletes then Vs now 2:11:38 Olympics in Stratford 2:12:03 cockroach will outlive Gold medals 2:12:46 Quick fire Q’s 2:13:45 private dinner with the queen 2:15:07 quick fire Q’s cont… 2:19:40 Fatima Whitbread movie? 2:21:34 quick fire Q’s cont… 2:25:44 final msg / thank you

Jon B sits down for a powerful and revealing conversation about 30 years of R&B, the making of classic records, 2Pac, Babyface, Michael Jackson, the music industry, and the stories behind some of his biggest moments. From growing up on the East and West Coast to discovering his voice through gospel, building his own demos, and eventually meeting Babyface and Motown, Jon B. takes us through the journey that turned him into one of the most recognizable R&B voices of the 1990s. He opens up about being a white artist making R&B at a time when that came with serious challenges, his collaborations with Toni Braxton, Color Me Badd, After 7 and TLC, and the pressure that came with becoming a Grammy-nominated artist. But the conversation goes even deeper. Jon B. tells the story of meeting 2Pac, getting into the studio with him, and making “Are U Still Down?” He discusses the complications surrounding the record, Suge Knight, his relationship with Afeni Shakur and Mopreme Shakur, and what it was really like working with 2Pac. CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 1:31 Oi Oi out now! SHIZZIO x SPECIAL MC 1:56 Welcome Jon B / Thank you 3:37 London 4:19 Born & raised / East & West Coast 6:26 Outside as a kid / Rough area? 9:15 No-go areas 10:53 School was not for me 12:35 School invited me back to honour me 13:35 Joining gospel choir 15:13 Always wanted to be a singer / Talent shows 17:15 Shopping record deal 18:06 Forming a music group / Self-made demo 19:00 God-given talent or self-taught? 19:59 Tunnel vision / Shopping demo 21:53 Motown Records meeting 23:02 Meeting Babyface 25:33 Babyface vs Motown 27:08 Tommy Mottola & Mariah Carey 27:42 Label deal / Money made 29:02 I didn’t want to be famous 29:39 White guy doing Black music 31:55 I was the 1st white R&B singer 32:25 Getting the name Jon B 33:17 Toni Braxton collab 35:22 Producer vs Artist 36:08 Color Me Badd collab 36:37 After 7 collab 38:13 TLC collab / Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes 39:26 Debut album / Grammys / Celebs meeting 41:04 Ego control 42:29 Date setups with girls / PR game 43:08 Grammy nominated / Babyface duet 43:31 White Boy Wednesday / Facing bullies 45:25 2nd album vs 1st album 47:11 Making ‘They Don’t Know’ 51:08 1st single is ‘Don’t Say’ 54:05 Meeting 2Pac for the 1st time 56:18 Studio with 2Pac / Are You Still Down? 58:45 Babyface or 2Pac 59:05 2Pac Are You Still Down Pt. 2 1:00:00 ‘They Don’t Know’ & ‘Are You Still Down?’ double release 1:03:22 Suge Knight tried to stop ‘Are You Still Down?’ 1:04:35 2Pac’s mum made it possible 1:05:03 Relationship with Afeni & Mopreme Shakur 1:07:03 2Pac is not alive 1:07:42 Double release of ‘They Don’t Know’ & ‘Are You Still Down?’ 1:08:21 Success / Tour / ‘I Do’ song 1:09:44 Spending 1:10:37 Ideal collaborations 1:11:15 Nas collab 1:12:33 Mos Def / ODB / Scarface / Jamaica 1:14:00 R&B & Rap merge 1:15:06 R&B landscape changes 1:16:26 ‘Don’t Talk’ smash record 1:19:45 Beenie Man / Sly & Robbie 1:21:09 Expanding musical palette 1:21:59 Best feature? 1:22:41 Does 2Pac collab overshadow you? 1:23:08 The Weeknd just sampled me 1:23:39 ‘They Don’t Know’ 30-year classic 1:24:06 R&B then vs now / Chris Brown 1:27:18 Reuniting with Babyface 1:28:31 Social media today 1:29:30 New album out now! 1:30:17 Rick Ross collab 1:32:41 Independent / Chasing success 1:35:18 Michael Jackson collab 1:36:52 Meeting Michael Jackson 1:37:59 Thoughts on MJ movie? 1:38:41 Thank you Jon B / Flowers

MC Divine finally tells the full story behind one of the biggest UK Garage records ever made – Baby Cakes. From growing up in East London and discovering garage music, to forming 3 Of A Kind, landing a £350,000 record deal, hitting UK No.1, beating Kanye West's Jesus Walks in the charts, touring the world, losing money, label battles, and revealing why the group eventually split, this is the most in-depth MC Divine interview to date. We also discuss: • The making of Baby Cakes • The truth behind the £100 million claim • The 3 Of A Kind story • UK Garage history • So Solid, radio and pirate stations • Fame, money and record contracts • Ringtone sales and royalties • Why there was never a follow-up hit • Lil Uzi Vert & Pink Pantheress sampling Baby Cakes • AI, TikTok and the future of UK Garage Chapters: 0:00 intro / title sequence 1:24 Local Geeza Out now! Shizzio X Mc Creed X Big Narstie 1:57 Welcome MC Divine / Platinum selling 4:15 born & bred east / outside 6:37 chicken scratching / blood brothers 8:41 family / shotting 10:18 school / fights / school change 15:21 parents / football 18:37 Garage music was everything 20:08 starting to MC / practice 22:29 MC in public / wasn’t brave enough 28:11 radio show 30:10 hit in Sweden / visit 36:06 So Solid / UK PA’s & lack of support 38:17 making BABY CAKES / forming 3 of a kind 44:09 the engineer really helped Baby Cakes 45:21 I knew Baby Cakes was a hit! / group name 46:32 Vinyl pushing the song / friends help 48:59 friends were robbing me from sales 50:37 Baby Cakes starts blowing up 52:36 money lost / PA for free? 54:03 it took a year to grow / lone solider 55:45 record label deal details 59:47 80k to turn car around! / Label bid war 1:01:50 350k deal / spending 1:04:58 tours / radio 1:06:03 pop star feeling 1:07:12 other big garage songs 1:08:12 Baby Cakes goes No 1 1:10:42 top of the pops 1:12:17 we beat Kanye West Jesus Walks to No 1 1:13:01 fame didn’t sink in / Bruce Forsyth 1:14:30 lazy artwork cover 1:17:17 music video thoughts 1:21:15 music video explodes 1:22:07 charted for years / money made 1:23:57 crazy spending 1:26:19 enjoy it / 1 hit wonder? 1:27:11 breaking Europe 1:30:01 ego / hate / negativity 1:31:57 Baby Cakes cheesy? / hate 1:34:32 ringtone sales! / Millions made 1:37:16 contract awareness 1:38:09 Baby Cakes made over £100 Million! 1:38:33 I still sign deals for Baby Cakes 1:39:17 Baby Cakes in Tv and movies 1:40:53 why no follow up record? 1:43:28 group split / what happened? 1:44:31 Baby cakes was a moment 1:44:47 new gen singing Babycakes / 02 1:46:02 Lil Uzi Vert & Pink Pantheress remix / Playboy Carti 1:47:43 Baby cakes will always be sampled / money 1:48:32 relationship with the group / we don’t talk 1:50:21 who PA’s the song if you don’t all talk? 1:51:29 success / I kept Baby cakes alive 1:52:19 Baby Cakes means so much to people 1:52:59 is Baby Cakes the biggest garage song ever? 1:54:01 its ‘WE’ not ‘I’ 1:55:07 Baby Cakes new version? 1:57:51 new music / DnB 1:58:57 Garage music is big again 1:59:58 tiktok era / handling social media 2:02:16 AI Q’s 2:10:48 Why no Grime music? / Who started Grime? 2:13:48 quick fire Q’s 2:16:03 I spent 40k in a bar 2:16:52 quick fire Q cont.. 2:17:07 chilling with 50 cent & Beyonce 2:17:49 quick fire Q’s cont.. 2:19:14 final msg / Thank you

Mike GLC sits down for his most in-depth interview yet, covering a life that spans childhood trauma, the UK care system, street life, prison, music, entrepreneurship, the rise of UK rap, Dubplate Drama, the Tulisa case, and his latest comic book venture. From growing up in Wood Green, losing family members, experiencing abuse and racism in care, and living a criminal lifestyle, to building one of the UK's biggest independent street CD distribution networks, Mike shares the highs, lows and lessons that shaped him. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:53 Streetlife Out Now – Shizzio X UK Apache X Devlin 2:15 Welcome Mike GLC / Location Awareness 6:13 Born & Bred / Wood Green vs Tottenham Beef 8:18 Parents / Uncle's Murder / Abuse 10:57 Going into Care / Racism / Hierarchy 14:49 Feeling Loved? / Facing Abuse 17:34 Fights / School / Subjugation 21:20 Intelligence Origin 22:45 Connecting & Living with Dad 24:46 I Pulled a Knife on My Dad 25:55 Criminal Lifestyle Money 27:54 Do You Regret Your Criminal Past? / Karma 28:19 Street Life Is an Idiot Thing 31:34 Prison / Mum's Passing Changes Outlook 36:03 I Took My Shotgun to Raves 36:49 Finding Myself in Loss / The Force 37:50 Musical Influence / LL Cool J 39:45 Lyric Writing 40:43 1st Song / Lemar / UK Rap Accent 45:47 Mike GLC Name Origin / Rap Timing 46:37 Arrest / Label Offer 48:19 Own Agency / Tour / DJ Spoony 55:51 Rap over Garage / Money in Conversion 58:53 I've Never Had a Record Deal 1:00:02 Biggest UK Street Team Distribution 1:03:26 Manufacturing over Music / Distributing UK Music 1:06:40 Business Mindset 1:07:04 Total CDs Sold on the Street 1:08:41 Money Made from Selling CDs 1:10:11 Unrecorded Sales, So No Chart Success 1:11:29 I Created an Ecosystem / Short-Lived 1:12:45 Selling in Unsellable Places 1:14:35 Money vs Artist / Anti-Industry 1:15:56 Distribution for Other Artists 1:16:33 Grime Had No Value for Me 1:18:34 Spotify Playlists Killed the Game 1:19:15 Gun Charge / Survival 1:20:42 I Had London on Lock! 1:22:03 Money Spending 1:22:24 Beginning of the End for CD Sales 1:23:08 I Still Make Music Money / Art 1st 1:24:40 Break / Dubplate Drama 1:29:32 Dubplate Drama Movie Betrayal 1:30:48 Why Did Dubplate Drama End? / Top Boy 1:31:48 Michael Ward / Female Allegations 1:34:36 Men Are P Clowns / Fame vs Females 1:37:26 Tulisa Incident / Entrapment 1:38:59 Tulisa Drug Scandal News Breaks 1:43:20 Fallout with Tulisa / She Never Called Me 1:47:27 I Go Guilty / Case Collapse 1:49:41 No Compensation / I Kept Tulisa Out of Jail 1:52:47 I Haven't Spoken to Tulisa / Aftermath 1:53:20 New Comic Art Project 1:56:31 'The Grow' Comic / Production Stages 2:02:23 AI in Comics 2:03:11 Comic Release / Merch 2:06:19 Forbidden Planet / Comic Market 2:06:47 I'm a Nerd / Comic IP 2:09:38 My Last Album / Future Plans 2:11:40 Energy Return 2:12:50 Young Spray 2:14:56 Mike GLC Own Podcast? 2:15:16 AI Q's / Tulisa 2:17:23 Mount Rushmore 2:18:02 AI Q's Cont… 2:19:27 Quick Fire Q's 2:22:51 Final Message / Thank You

Afro B joins us for one of his most honest and in-depth interviews ever. From growing up in South London to creating the global smash Joanna (Drogba), Afro B breaks down the real story behind one of the biggest Afrobeats records of all time. We discuss the origins of Afrobeats in the UK, his journey from DJ to international artist, working retail at Next while chasing music, building a career independently, and what happened after worldwide fame. Chapters: 0:00 intro / title sequence 1:17 Local Geeza Out now! Shizzio X Mc Creed X Big Narstie 1:50 Welcome Afro B / crew / World Cup 4:11 born & bred 5:25 happy slaps 6:25 outside as a kid / gang culture 7:33 nutmeg rush 8:52 avoiding madness / local gangs 10:53 music from young / quit producing 12:41 strict parent beats 14:35 school 16:27 being musical from young 19:06 Afro Beats origin 20:59 where did Afro Beats start from? 23:25 Afro Beats influence / Djing Afro Beats 25:50 Afro B came from Afro Beats 26:35 where did Afro Beats name come from? 29:20 1st song release / singing on tracks 31:39 PT job at Next / £20 gigs 32:53 dropping songs / Uni 34:32 Artist Vs DJ 35:15 1st UK Afro Beats artist? 36:17 seeing Afro Beats grow in the UK 37:09 when did Afro Beats land? / Afro swing 38:43 moving with times / Tion Wayne collab 40:16 getting bigger / audience swap 42:13 landing as an artist / radio 43:31 UK Drill takes over from Afro Swing 43:31 Afro Beats Africa Vs UK / reading trends 44:44 Making Joanna Drogba 46:40 who is Joanna? 47:28 writing Joanna took 15 mins! 48:25 GOAL! 50:06 posting Drogba Joanna snippets 50:38 why Drogba? 51:43 Drogba posts the song 52:45 Drogba dance challenge / Radio show 56:30 NY / Funk Flex 59:22 introducing Afro Beats to USA / GOAL 1:01:19 USA success / no major label 1:02:51 Summer Jam / money 1:04:05 Shaq O'Neil remix 1:04:55 celeb co-signs / 50 Cent / Beyonce 1:05:57 money made / reinvesting 1:08:19 French Montana / Global remixes 1:09:20 globally wanted / no ego 1:10:37 end of Ivory Coast World Cup match 1:13:09 1B+ total views for Joanna 1:13:32 ideal remix collab 1:14:17 handling global fame 1:15:05 follow up record pressure 1:15:43 selling the song 1:18:24 Joanna Drogba ownership % / selling 1:19:39 trying to beat Drogba / covid / T-Pain collab 1:22:12 T-Pain collab details 1:23:04 independent artist always 1:25:36 lack of consistency / Vybz Kartel collab 1:27:41 British artist? / respect on your name 1:30:15 Ashanti collab 1:32:26 no manager / in-house team 1:34:21 working the world's audience 1:36:14 UK audience VS the world 1:38:17 does the UK hate? / Central Cee 1:41:22 new project / Album VS EP 1:43:45 we invented Twerking 1:45:51 British colonisation 1:46:41 first single release / no feats 1:48:06 evolving sounds 1:49:34 album EP release / new music 1:51:03 Capital Xtra radio show 1:51:29 Afro Beats Mount Rushmore 1:52:33 constant videos / algorithm 1:54:38 AI Q's / Chris Brown collab 1:55:34 collab list / humble 1:57:35 Drogba blessing or curse? 1:58:46 total money made from Joanna 2:00:51 Rihanna aired me 2:01:41 respect 2:02:25 biggest regret 2:03:15 I got sampled without clearance 2:04:43 politics / choices 2:06:10 Air Force 1 supply 2:08:14 inner circle / trends 2:09:08 why is Bhangra not like Afro Beats? 2:13:27 labels / TikTok era 2:13:25 quick fire Q's 2:15:57 meeting Drogba for dinner 2:16:42 quick fire Q's 2:19:42 final message / thank you

Apache Indian joins SHIZZIO for the most in-depth interview of his career. From growing up in Birmingham through racism, sound system culture and identity struggles — to creating Boom Shack-A-Lak, breaking barriers for British Asian music and becoming a global superstar. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 4:03 Oi Oi out now! SHIZZIO x SPECIAL MC 4:26 Welcome Apache Indian 6:33 born & raised / culture unity / family 9:25 racism / school / avoiding trouble 13:25 sporting dreams 14:17 musical influences 16:22 getting into music / sound system culture 18:58 school grades / surprise baby / working 21:53 being closer to music 22:49 Asian embracing Black culture backlash 25:33 learning sound systems / transporter 29:29 Cheshire Cat / unity / own / sounds birth stars 32:08 name ‘Apache Indian’ 36:34 1st song release 38:43 Jet Star record label / Chak De & Don Raja 47:46 UK Apache / I never performed with him 49:06 No 1 / 250k label deal offer 52:53 Jamaica / Bob Marley Studio / Sly & Robbie 56:25 Patois / album / culture sound exchange 58:45 debut album & title / subject matter 1:00:50 budget / business flaws / spending 1:02:53 album release / arranged marriage 1:05:53 Top of the Pops PA / Paul McCartney 1:08:48 I put Bhangra into the UK charts 1:10:02 Blue Peter / Jules Holland / Shabba Ranks 1:18:03 Shaggy, Maxi Priest, Frankie Paul collab 1:20:55 coping with global fame / family issues 1:23:31 awards / money / bad manager misspent 1:26:28 2nd album details / family issues 1:28:51 Boom Shack-A-Lak is made / name origin 1:32:07 2nd album / Ragamuffin Girl 1:33:13 label hated Boom-Shack-A-Lak / video 1:35:40 EP / Boom-Shack-A-Lak is a SMASH! 1:38:38 Dumb and Dumber movie placement 1:40:07 Bollywood / TV ad placement 1:41:07 Dumb and Dumber 2 / Scooby Doo 1:41:45 £1 million+ made from Boom Shack-A-Lak 1:43:54 debt problems from Boom-Shack-A-Lak 1:48:58 MTV show / CH4 India doc / TV presenter 1:51:48 charity / 2nd album 1:53:48 4 Brit Award nominations 1:56:23 Will Smith copied me / 2nd album release 1:57:15 the label dropped me 2:01:30 UK thought I was finished / Asian hate 2:03:01 confronting bootleggers / prison 2:09:40 Japan / earning respect 2:10:36 Boom-Shack-A-Lak will never die 2:11:34 Jazzy B / global smash songs 2:16:05 Apache’s Bar 2:17:33 Real Talk TV show / issue tackling 2:19:43 politics have failed us 2:23:02 India issues / UK is failing 2:25:29 UK racism / drugs 2:30:47 abuse / schools / Gaza / people power 2:32:35 Gaza marches / good Vs bad 2:35:23 Scotland move / finding love 2:38:22 religion / embracing Islam / marriage 2:43:47 Asha Bhosle / Boy George / Bono / Super Cat 2:48:13 lack of UK Reggae support 2:50:02 lack of Asians in football 2:51:51 BBC Asian Network rant / it’s pointless! 2:55:18 Asians don’t support / BBC AN is terrible 2:59:56 Bobby Friction & Nihal are punks / BBC AN 3:01:50 is radio needed? / Queen award / genre starting 3:07:31 deserved recognition / shizzio collab 3:09:02 Apache product line 3:19:06 Netflix documentary 3:20:21 AI Q’s / token / using black culture 3:22:00 selling out / grounded / racism 3:23:58 Asian hate / cool / rap content is bad 3:26:53 Brit award loss / UK Asian scene is FLAT! 3:29:02 A R Rahman / outcast / £1Million / wife 3:33:45 fame regrets / book / Bham is broke! 3:37:18 internet laws needed / Trump is evil! 3:40:53 PMC / starting today / no support 3:42:03 balance & support / lies / Diddy parties 3:45:19 quick fire Q’s 3:49:07 thank you Apache Indian / flowers