The comrades close out the debut season with a very special guest Ayo. The self-acclaimed 3rd comrade, alongside the original comrades, discuss the actions and behaviours that are often overlooked as cheating in relationships (using Lagos relationships as a case study).

In this episode, Dennis and Tobi discuss the "lies" and in some cases "unrealistic truths" they were told by their high school teachers. They discuss the fibs, strange behaviours and weird experience their high school teachers exposed them to.

Both comrades play a few rounds of the popular game "Would You Rather", the game takes an interesting turn as it forces them to spill, in great detail, a couple of their "shitty" experiences.

In this episode, Dennis and Tobi discuss hilarious high school experiences ranging from their high school crushes to their time in the boarding house. The tales are told in their rawest form, which no censored names and no holding back!

On this episode, the comrades discuss red flags in relationships, friendships, work colleagues amongst other things. Some are ridiculous while others are stuff we can all agree on.

On today's episode, we talk about dates. Who should intiaite? Who should pay? Should the person that invited you out also cover your transportation? and so many more questions in that gray area.

Mojo joins the comrades once again to discuss a spicy topic; masculine issues, oh yes... and many other diverse and related topics. Enjoy

Once again, the evil Mojo joins Tobi and Dennis to discuss a topic that's probably been going through your mind. Do people really play the pretty card? Listen and share your thoughts.

Hey!!! We know you have been thinking about this thing and it has been troubling you what friend group you should pick a partner from and that's why we are talking about it. Don't worry we have helped you crack the case.

Dennis and Tobi talk about the country's state of emergency; the scarcity of fuel and cash and the upcoming elections. This episode is filled with stories from their personal experiences and pain with what has been going on so far. They share a beam of hope and little tips on how to make things right from the grass level. Share your thoughts in the comment section below. Enjoy. God bless Nigeria.