In this week’s Unfiltered episode, the dynamic duo stay locked in on the ongoing global conflict and the latest developments surrounding it. We break down what’s actually happening, cut through the noise, and focus on what it all means for the average person.A big part of the conversation dives into whether everyday people should be concerned—especially when it comes to travelling in the current climate. We share our thoughts, perspectives, and a grounded take on how these events could impact normal life, without the panic or overreaction.If you’ve been wondering how all of this affects you directly, this episode keeps it real, honest, and straight to the point.

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In this week’s episode of Unfiltered, we kick things off by revisiting the current conflict between the United States of America and Iran, and how it’s affecting residents in Dubai.We then move on to the Senegal national team being stripped of the AFCON title by CAF—was this fair, or is it another reason for sub-Saharan African teams to consider breaking away?Next, we discuss Michael B Jordan’s Oscar win and how the Black community often celebrates these moments as if they carry more weight than other achievements. The Express Truth explores why that is.Finally, we talk about a 15-year-old boy in Wolverhampton who brought a gun to school.