The Noir Pod

The lads are back after a brief hiatus. They reminisce on the OG days and discuss the potential "invasion" as well as December in Lagos.

The lads are back with another episode. They go ahead to discuss the rapture craze that has been going on in the past couple of weeks. Then spend the rest of the pod reflecting on their early twenties and how they are different now.

The lads are back with another episode. In this episode they talk about living with your parents and paying rent . They talk about censoring yourself in families, friends and relationships.

The lads are back with another episode after a mini hiatus. They start up by catching up a little bit then go in on topics that have been making the rounds in Nigeria over the summer.

The lads are back with another episode. In this episode, they tackle the loneliness epidemic amongst men and why it is so prevalent.

The lads are back with another episode after a mini break. This episode, starts with what they have been up to since the last time they recorded. They go on to discuss some unpopular opinions and conclude by sharing their take on the black tax debate.

The lads are back with another episode. In the episode, the lads catch up on things going on in each other’s lives and dive into different topics. Ultimately, they talk about if unconditional love is real in romantic relationships and boundaries they have in their future marriages.

The lads are back with another episode. In this episode, they are joined by a special guest to talk about the 100 men v gorilla topic that has been trending on socials. Then go ahead and talk about his time spent working at Mavin music group and the artists under the label.

The lads are back with another episode. In this episode, they are joined by their childhood friend, Muna, to talk about their experiences in secondary school.

The lads are back with another episode. In this episode they are joined by a special guest, Kela. The episode starts off by Chukwudi telling a dad joke. The lads go and address various issues facing Nigeria.