The Day After TNB

🎙️ TDA - Tuesday, 14th October | Featuring Dr. David Muhammad

A packed and powerful Black History Month edition of The Day After (TDA) - hosted by Iman, Margs, and the team - opened with laughter and life updates before shifting into one of the most enlightening and educational episodes yet.

This time, the hosts were joined by Dr. David Muhammad, Eastern Caribbean representative of the Nation of Islam, for a conversation that went f...

🎙️ The Day After - Monday 13th October | “The Price of Freedom”

A heavy but uplifting start to the week as the team kicked off with laughs, weekend stories, and one of the most powerful guests to ever sit on the couch - financial advisor and wealth educator Emmanuel Asuquo.

After the usual weekend recap - pumpkin picking, chaotic Snapchat events, and light teasing - the conversation turned reflective. The hosts reacted to the story ...

A powerful and layered conversation today on TDA.

The team was joined by Dr. Paris LaLove, a clinical psychologist and life coach, for an in-depth discussion about parentification, survival mode, and the emotional weight carried by many in Black households.

The show opened with laughter and intros - from E-Man’s “pro-black activist” tagline to jokes about farming and Hackney roots - before diving straight into an emotional dilemma up...

🎙️ TDA: Thursday 9th October - “Is Every Crime the Same?”

The energy was high from the jump - jokes, deep takes, and sharp moral debates filled the morning.

Topic of the Day: Are all crimes equal - or are some “culturally excused”?The team explored how certain actions, like fraud or hustling, are sometimes justified within the community. They unpacked survival, circumstance, and morality - asking where empathy ends and accountabilit...

🎙️ TDA: Wednesday, October 8th - “Memory, Identity & The Mark of the Times”

The hosts kicked off with nostalgia - reflecting on memory lane, ancestry, and how modern disconnection has weakened family bonds across generations. Brent and the team spoke deeply about legacy, kinship, and the responsibility to rebuild family unity in the Black community.

A powerful segue followed into the topic of the day - national digital IDs, Tony...

🎙️ Tuesday 7th October

This morning, the team kicked things off with laughs and mic issues before diving into a discussion on cultural differences sparked by a train incident and how we extend grace (or don’t) to one another. From there, the conversation got deeper, exploring what it means to be a “good” or “bad” Black person, how we judge each other’s contributions, and whether we should wait for public validation before building...

🎙️ TDA Patreon Summary - Monday, 6th October

The Day After returns with a fiery Monday energy and a deep, layered conversation you won’t want to miss.

After weekend catch-ups and jokes about “debate losses” from Friday’s live event, the team dives straight into heavy discussion - from Malcolm X and the Nation of Islam to how truth and legacy are handled in Black history. E-Man defends his stance on context, Brent presses for clarity...

The Day After - Episode Recap | Oct 3rd

Today’s episode featured a powerful sit-down with Andre Anderson and Nabil Al-Kinani (authors of Authors of the Estate), alongside the usual TDA crew.

Highlights:

• Faith & upbringing: Guests reflected on how scripture, family, and estate life shaped resilience and vision.

• Authors of the Estate project: Documenting unheard stories across Chalk Hill and St. Raphael’s - from nerds to road m...

Today’s show opened with some laughs and studio banter before we got into the heavier discussions. The team reflected on culture and spirituality - from stories of “juju” protection and near-death escapes, to whether these beliefs are luck, faith, or simply human choices at play.

The spotlight then shifted to Dr. Umar Johnson, with updates on his FDMG school, his fundraising, and the latest controversies about whether he is genuinel...

Today’s Topic of the Day centred on Nigeria’s Independence Day, opening up a deep dive into heritage, identity, and history. The mandem reflected on what independence really meant - whether Nigeria ever truly shook off colonial structures - and how the artificial borders left by Britain forced together hundreds of different peoples, languages, and religions.

The conversation moved through the complexity of Nigeria’s make-up: Yoruba,...

Today’s show ran through some heavy headlines before diving into a big debate.

• Headlines covered:• Labour members vote to recognise Israel’s actions in Gaza as genocide, increasing pressure on the UK government• A poll shows Andy Burnham as favourite to replace Keir Starmer if a Labour leadership contest was held• Mayor of London Sadiq Khan pushes back on claims about rising violent crime, pointing to falling figures across ever...

🎙️ TDA Recap - Digital ID & Nostalgia Edition

This episode had everything - jokes, memories, and a fiery debate on the future of our freedoms.

• We kicked off with the usual energy, intros, and community shoutouts.

• A hilarious back-and-forth on whether UB40 or U2 were behind that infamous iPhone album got everyone laughing.

• Things turned reflective as the team opened up about nostalgia - how certain songs trigger unexpected emot...

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🎙️ The Day After | 26th September

Today’s episode was defined by our special guest, Eckoes - an artist whose voice and vision brought a whole new depth to the table.

• Eckoes’ Journey: She opened up about her artistry, blending futuristic R&B with storytelling that’s deeply rooted in culture and...

🎙️ The Day After | 25th September

Today’s episode was all about shining a light on Madz, one of the most exciting new voices in UK R&B.

• Introducing Madz: From his Jamaican heritage and sound system roots to starting out writing poetry at 11, Madz broke down how music has always been in his blood.

• Musical Journey: He spoke about evolving from rapping to fully embracing melody, finding his place in R&B, and building a sound...

🎙️ The Day After | 24th September

Today’s episode started with love, laughter, and a deep dive into what makes the TNB community powerful. From there, the team broke down some major updates and big conversations:

• Studio Updates: New signs for The Pulse, The Rotation, and The Listener’s Couch are up - the shows are almost ready to launch.

• The Pulse: Our answer to LBC is shaping up with heavyweight presenters ready to challenge nar...

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The Day After – Sept 23rd

This episode balanced culture, politics, and community innovation.

The panel welcomed Ashley Ainsley MBE, co-founder of Color in Tech and the visionary behind Black Tech Fest. He spoke about starting Color in Tech in 2018 after noticing the lack of Black representation in the industry, and how by 2020 the team launched BTF - now one of Europe’s biggest tech festivals, attracting over 7,0...

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The Day After - Sept 23rd

This episode brought culture clashes, politics, and a vision for the future all into one space.

The show kicked off with laughs and roll calls before jumping into the Jay Electronica vs. Kendrick vs. Lupe Fiasco debate - the panel sparred over lyrical greatness, influence, and longevity, asking whether Jay Electronica’s mystique holds up against Kendrick’s consistency and Lupe’s mastery ...

The Day After - Sept 22nd

This episode blended humour, sharp analysis, and cultural critique. The conversation began with Jay-Electronica’s career and the rumours about his catalogue, leading into deeper reflections on faith, the Nation of Islam, and the way spirituality, science, and conspiracy theories intersect in Black communities .

The panel then unpacked the enduring controversy around Dr. Umar Johnson - revisiting the legacy o...

🎙️ TDA - Sept 19 | Sickle Cell, Faith, and Culture Wars

Today’s episode put the spotlight on Mary Sneakwa - author, advocate, and fighter - as she shared an unflinching look at life with sickle cell:

• Mary walked us through her childhood battles with constant pain, endless hospital visits, and the resilience it took to keep pushing forward.

• She opened up about how sickle cell shaped her career path, from missed opportunities to fi...