
Join longtime friends Miquita Oliver & Jordan Stephens for their twice a week catch-ups, discussing everything from the highs and lows of their lives to the biggest cultural moments of the week.
Every Monday, Miquita and Jordan will throw the show open and invite questions on a theme; indie sleaze, orgasms, lies…
Then on Thursdays, they’ll pick apart the world around them with unfiltered conversa... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 254 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Jordan Stephens and Sabrina Elba are back to dissect what society deems to be beauty. Is it subjective? Do we just mean healthy? How much have social media filters skewed what we think of how we look? As always, there’s a lot to unpack.
Next week Mi... more
Jordan Stephens calls up his friend Sabrina Dhowre Elba to swap tales about people who just don’t shut up in the cinema, and if there can be anything more effective than shhh. They also share their experience of watching The Odyssey (not in IMAX), an... more
Jordan Stephens and Zawe Ashton get into your questions about being on time. Is it something you stress about if you’re always running late, or does it bug you if people don’t show up on time? Jordan talks about how time blindness is an aspect of his... more
Jordan Stephens and Zawe Ashton share everything they know about how they came into the world, the silence and the screams, and the surprising similarities between their birth stories. They talk about how their birth impacted them in adulthood, and w... more
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I love this podcast - it’s such a great example of friendship: leading with curiosity and compassion towards each other, and the world. I appreciate that you don’t shy away from difficult topics, and also include lighter themes. Highly recommend!
Since the move from BBC there is some issue with the sound on this podcast. If I pause it, it won’t reload. This week’s episode has so many issues with syncing I can’t listen. This isn’t happening with my other podcasts so don’t think it’s a me issue. Please sort it out!
Is anyone else now struggling to listen because of the video element? I don’t have great signal where I live and despite the episodes being downloaded to my phone, they seem to stop playing due to the signal. Is this because the full version is not downloaded? (The video?) is very annoying as I can’t listen when I’m walking about!!!
Listened since the beginning & recommended to loads of people. The juxtaposition between Miquita & Jordan is great. But I feel going to Y**** when one of the main discussions has been social media addiction and factual inaccuracy of social media is a bit ironic. The jury is out for me on if I will continue to listen. Shame as I know they want freedom and obviously need to earn a living but values, structure & ethical discussions may not be monitored as carefully without the BBC. Sad ☹️
Love listening to this while driving to work. I couldn’t listen to it without Jordan as co-host. I think he brings a depth to Miquita’s levity. One star removed for all the effing and jeffing, so unnecessary. And although I like Zawe as a stand-in all the “like,like,like” is grating. Excellent subject discussions in general. A lot of fun. Easy to FFWD through the ads so nae bother on that front. Keep it up, love it!!!
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A candid, freeform duo-style show where two longtime friends riff on personal experiences, culture, and current events with warmth, humor, and sharp observations. Across episodes, topics span intimate conversations about family, dating, and identity, as well as broader discussions on dining culture, festivals, celebrity life, and societal norms. The format often blends personal stories, listener questions, and playful banter, with guests ranging from comedians and actors to audience members offering real-world perspectives. Notable strengths include a strong conversational chemistry between hosts, openness to diverse topics, and a knack for turning everyday moments into thought-provoking, relatable discussions that balance humor with deeper... more
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