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Another interesting episode from The 411GUYS. This episode features a pseudo-chronological breakdown of the advent, growth and future of Gospel music in Nigeria, including samples of songs by artistes mentioned for educational and reference purposes only. No copyright infringement is intended.

Enjoy!  

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and here is the second part of the discussion ...

Links posted by guests

From Olufemi
https://www.businessinsider.com/charts-contrasting-trump-economy-obama-bush-administrations-republicans-democrats-2020-10#economic-growth-under-trump-was-barely-above-both-obama-and-bush-before-the-pandemic-wrecked-it-1

https://www.thebalance.com/what-has-obama-done-11-major-accomplishments-3306158

From Gbolahan
https://www.factcheck.org/2020/01/trumps-numbers-january-2020-update/

https://www.factcheck.org/2017/09/obamas-final-numbers/

This is the first of a two-part episode about  one of (arguably) the most controversial tenures ever in the history of the United States presidency.

A sequel to the teaser/ trailer with the same title.

We have people with different opinions share their views.

Kindly listen and enjoy.

Gracias!

Links posted by guests

From Olufemi
https://www.businessinsider.com/charts-contrasting-trump-economy-obama-bush-administrations-republicans-democrats-2020-10#economic-growth-under-trump-was-barely-above-both-obama-and-bush-before-the-pandemic-wrecked-it-1

https://www.thebalance.com/what-has-obama-done-11-major-accomplishments-3306158

From Gbolahan
https://www.factcheck.org/2020/01/trumps-numbers-january-2020-update/

https://www.factcheck.org/2017/09/obamas-final-numbers/

This is a teaser for our next episode on the outgoing President of the United States.

The next episode will feature discussions by different people on Donald J. Trump and his achievements or lack thereof during the past four years.

Could we say he has been phenomenal? Has his performance been the worst ever?

Listen to our trailer and watch out for our  next episode.

It's 2021 and we say a Happy New Year to our dear listeners.

We all can agree that the year 2020 was one of a kind.

To usher in 2021,  we touched on major events that shaped 2020 as a year; we also called some of our wonderful guests that featured in previous episodes, to hear different view points about 2020 and their prospects for the new year. 

Kindly sit back, relax and enjoy!

The US election day occurs on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November. For most people, voting already commenced weeks ago via mail due to the pandemic to either re-elect Donald trump for a second term or a new president, former VP Joe Biden.

We discuss the present political atmosphere with guests from Texas and Delaware both strongholds of both candidates respectively. We also talked about who the likely winner is, why and how either one of the candidates is likely to or not to win.  Are we going to see a repeat of what happened four years ago, when the polls tipped one to win it all and the reverse happened? Will the pandemic affect it? Hunter Biden, the Green new Deal or the quid pro quo issue? 

Listen and enjoy

We discuss the evolution of hip-hop music in Nigeria. Starting from the 80s (yes, the 80s) to the 2010s.

Samples used are for educational purposes only and no copyright infringement is intended.

Comments are welcome.

Discussion on Naija artistes that have been nominated or won the Grammys

Discussions on inter-racial relationships, marriages, socio-cultural perspectives, appropriation and the likes

featuring Brandy, Aseem and Mikkey

Discussion on gender roles, naija guys and ladies in diaspora

Intelligence is a somewhat subjective topic of discussion. Here is a discussion that's a spin-off from the last episode.

Listen and drop your comments.

Thanks

The thin line between discipline, correction and abuse?  A discussion based on a recent video that surfaced online...

Accents - Discussions about why we have them or why some people want to  and the socio-cultural effects it has on people.

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Discussions on the current state of Nigeria as a country

Oil prices fell to an 18 year low due to a price war between Russia and the Saudis as a result of a breakdown in dialogue over oil production cuts. With fewer consumption triggered by the global coronavirus pandemic, prices fell to as low as $19 per barrel. This has led, on one hand, to a global stock market crash and cheaper gas prices on the other hand; this would most likely crash the sales of electric vehicles, increase automobile gas consumption, a sad news for climate change proponents.
This episode digs into the causes and the effects of the oil price slump.

Listen and enjoy!

Second part of the two part episode on the effect the COVID-19 pandemic could have on us as humans and how we would relate with each other going forward.
Thanks for listening!

The SARS COV-2 pandemic which originated from Wuhan in the Hubei Province of China has resulted in the total lockdown of virtually all major institutions. With only essential services left to spare, the impact on the lives of people and the economy is somewhat unprecedented since this is a first of its kind in the Information Age.
The aftermath of the pandemic is something that has garnered little attention.
The411guys (Tee & Kay) shed some light into the probable impact of the aftermath of COVID-19 n our daily lives, economy, businesses, governance and other spheres of our lives.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the first of a two part episode on the Aftermath of COVID-19.

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