Imma Anudu is a social media influencer who discusses her experiences in Sweden. She speaks of racism, counters false popular narratives and emphasises on the important of integration and proper governmental policies to include migrants in Sweden.

Luai, Zara and their blasphemous guest Alexander Bard discuss the historical significance of popularised religion as we see them now. Do we need religion moving forward? What governs Sweden, a liberal democracy or radical ideologies?

This week, Zara and Luai talk about Omar's appearance on Swedish Television's debate program, but they also talk about the LGBTQ-flag and the decision of wearing it (or not).

Luai and Zara talk about the latest scandals surrounding Swedish Radio and Ebba Busch.

Omar talks about the lack of security policy in face of islamic terrorism in Sweden, Luai talks about how white leftist liberals who propagate for migration are left unscathed and unbothered after terror attacks, and Zara talks leftists who protest against right-wing extremist views and ironically don’t consider Islam to be a right-wing extremist, even though Islam has a lot in common with right-wing extremist ideas.

We talk about Islam, Islamisation, and terms such as "islamophobia" and "racism" being falsely weaponised to silence legitimate criticism of fundamental Islam.

Omar explains why he burned the Quran, Luai explains why Muslims burn the Quran, and Zara explains why she thinks it’s important to burn the Quran.

Zara reveals that she didn't know how babies were made until she turned 17, Omar doesn't understand modern-day Christians, and Luai asked his uncle if Allah masturbates when he was 12.