This week the boys come on the podcast with a recap of the last week's events and personal lives; they delve into new music by Tobe Nwigwe, a Nigerian American conscious rapper and what the American artists of African descent (like Wale and Jidenna too) relate to African music. They go into the memorial day weekend events, the new population of club goers and the creating of a long lasting legacy for the Kenyan DJs who have managed to keep the event going.  They go into sports talk with conversation about Chelsea winning the Champions League, how you can tell who supports who team and the general overview of the league. They go deeper into the NBA playoffs and how the Lakers are doing with the pressure of being returning champs and an honorable mention of the Mavs performance against the Clippers.  Next topic is politics talk about the assassinations that have been going on in Uganda, the French president giving Rwanda a half ass apology and a discussion on the Tulsa massacre in 1921 and how such actions have affected the African Americans to this date.  They end with a discussion about the difference between reggae and dancehall with a few examples then introduce SA songbird, Elaine with the new song and a banger from Kenyan Mejja with a banger that is taking Tiktok by storm.   Spotlight FYE FYE -Tobe Nwigwe Lighting - Mortimer  I Need You - Fille Right Now - Elaine Tabia Wa Za Kenya - Mejja