Real Talk with Zuby
'Real Talk with Zuby' features honest conversations with a diverse range of guests - covering society, culture, politics, health, and entrepreneurship. Each episode will make you a little bit smarter. Hosted by rapper and creative entrepreneur, Zuby.
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Judd Saul shares his firsthand experiences inside Nigeria’s unfolding crisis, exposing the violence, misinformation, and global silence surrounding it. He discusses the historical roots of the conflict, the failure of institutions to protect the vulnerable, and his mission to support persecuted communities on the groun
Marissa Streit is the CEO of PragerU, a conservative media organisation and education platform. Marissa shares her experiences growing up in Israel, serving in the military, and returning to the United States to pursue a career in education. Zuby and Marissa dig into concerns about the American education system and how
Zuby sits down with political commentator and activist Xaviaer DuRousseau. Xavier shares his transformative journey from liberal activism to becoming a prominent conservative voice online. He discusses the pivotal moments that reshaped his worldview, including going viral, confronting public backlash, and reflecting on
In this episode, Zuby sits down with Seneca Scott, an Oakland-based former union organiser turned community advocate and political candidate. Seneca shares his early involvement in the labour movement, his shift toward urban farming, and how burnout led him to rediscover his purpose through grassroots activism. The two
Zuby is joined by Sal Di Stefano, host of the Mind Pump Podcast. Sal opens up about his personal fitness journey, from battling insecurities to becoming a leader in the industry. The two explore the dark side of fitness obsession, how faith has played a pivotal role in Sal’s life. The conversation expands to include ba
#386 Michael Shellenberger - The Left Doesn't Want You To See This
Zuby is joined by author and journalist Michael Shellenberger for a wide-ranging conversation on truth, media, and the environment. Michael reacts to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, examines how social platforms distort our perception of crime, and explores the radicalisation of universities and media. The two explo