Raneem's Law: How One Family's Loss Is Changing 999 Forever
In August 2018, Raneem Uday and her mother Khaula Saleem were murdered in the West Midlands despite multiple 999 calls made that night. The system failed them — not through a single act of negligence, but through structural gaps in how those calls were handled and risk was assessed.
What followed …
Michelle Gayle: Why I Quit EastEnders At The Peak Of My Career
Michelle Gayle actress, singer, and one of the most recognisable black British faces of the 90s, joins Marvyn for a conversation spanning her Harlesden childhood, her friendship with a young Naomi Campbell, the Jodeci vs Boyz II Men debate that defined 90s R&B fandom, and the real story behind why…
Ep 4 - Different for Girls?
Content warning: this episode contains references to attempted suicide.
Until now the series has been shaped by the male experience - male fear, male stereotypes and male harm. This episode centres women and girls. Not just as victims, but as people navigating risk, silence, expectation and surviv…
So you fell in love with someone who is Neurodivergent?
Your partner isn't ignoring you, isn't cold, isn't careless — they might just be wired differently. This episode breaks down 7 neurodivergent traits (ASD/Asperger's, ADHD, ADD, OCD, NVLD, sensory processing differences, alexithymia) with plain-language explanations, phonetic pronunciations, and wh…
Should Benefit Claimants Be Forced to Pick Up Litter?
A UK campaign group wants Universal Credit claimants to do four hours of litter picking a month or risk losing their benefit. Supporters call it fair contribution. Critics call it workfare — a policy with a documented history of failure, unpaid labour, and exemption gaps for disabled claimants. We…
Are Young People Mollycoddled?
Every generation gets called soft by the one before it. But is this time different? We dig into the case that young people have lost resilience — less unsupervised play, more helicopter parenting, safe-space culture — against the case that the real story is economic: unaffordable housing, insecure…
Anti-Intellectualism, Trump and Andrew Tate with Romantha Botha and Kaira Ahmed
Andrew Tate is trending again, but the bigger story isn't him, it's what made him possible. In this episode we break down anti-intellectualism: why comprehension is collapsing, why people trust vibes over evidence, and who actually benefits from keeping populations uncritical. We go back to Hofsta…
DO YOU KNOW BALL? ⚽ Margz (Filthy Fellas) Takes the Football Quiz Hot Seat
Margz (No Behaviour Podcast, Filthy Fellas) sits in the hot seat for a rapid-fire football quiz — Premier League trivia on Bolton Wanderers, Sunderland, West Brom, Derby County, Portsmouth, Wigan and Blackburn, played under a 10-second clock across two escalating rounds. The episode closes with a …
The Guilt of Black progression w/ Amy Jephta, Playwright & Romantha Botha
Marvyn Harrison and Samantha Porter sit down with South African playwright and screenwriter Amy Jephta to unpack her acclaimed play "A Good House." The conversation covers gentrification, class mobility, colonial language, the psychological cost of being "the first" in predominantly white spaces, …
Mak 10: The DJ Who Built Grime Then Nearly Lost Everything
He built the sound of a genre from pirate radio. Then addiction almost took all of it. Mak 10 — the DJ behind Nasty Crew — on the rise, the fall, and coming up to three years clean.
He talks about why "I had to be a bit delusional" to make it, the ADHD he's still waiting 18 months to have diagnose…
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