Latest Entertainment Update on Petrie Hosken's Talk TV show provided by none other than...me.
Little snippet includes The Grammy Winners, Jeremey Renner's freak New Year's accident, Ellen and Portia's vow renewal featuring Harry and Megan.
Also, how difficult is it to get Beyonce tickets?
Eva Green and the High Court case for the film that she was involved in but never made and claiming £810,000
Happy Valley concluded last Sunday, was this the best ending to the best BBC series yet?

06 02 23. Talk TV. Petrie Hosken: Entertainment and Music Review with Ebs Akintade

My contribution to Petrie Hosken's Early Morning Show (4am, Mondays) on BBC Radio London 94.9, the largest local BBC Station for the country's Capital City, conducting the very first look at the day's national newspapers!
We start off the show talking Politics, UK Politics…surprise, surprise Brexit….
A New Political party, what would be the ideal? With Labour and Conservatives all fractured and the Lib Dems nowhere to be seen is there time for a new Party and what would you see as the way forward? I answer this but also the ‘no deal’ scenario that we could be facing. 
There’s a plan in place to take the Queen out of London in the event of a ‘no deal’ and the fact that there could be rioting. Remain vs. Leave. The backstop, the drama, the confusion - add to that the years of recession is the perfect storm of public dissatisfaction and potential martial law.
How damaging would another general election be? Shouldn’t resources be put in place for a second referendum?
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Would you eat a hamster burger? Would you eat the lean white meat of a squirrel? I don’t think anything you eat as a pet, shouldn’t be eaten. I think I can say that, well I said it! A Michelin starred chef, Kevin Tickle, from ‘The Forest Side’ in Cumbria has said that “(grey) squirrels are a pest so it make sense to put them on the menu”: they’re called ‘Critter Fritters’. What’s the strangest meat you’ve had in your mouth? (tee-hee!) I would eat a squirrel…I know they’re cute…We put a call out to Smithfield meat market to find out the weirdest meat available to London. Lenny calls in…
Petrie asks me to guess the worst present you can ever imagine as a birthday present from a boyfriend: “What’s worse than a mop? Did I get the answer?
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Instagram have been pushing nose jobs and lip filler adverts to 13 years olds… Posts appeared in the “Explore” feed only minutes after influencers and reality television stars were followed. One post included before-and-after pictures of a young woman who had rhinoplasty, with the caption: “The difference a nose job can make”. Other pictures showed a young woman having fillers placed in her jawline. They’re impressionable and the likes of Kim Kardashian or ‘Love island’ styles influencing the minds of young people. It’s not just kids who should be aware of technology using algorithms but now voice-recognition devices as adults…
Most Britons are so concerned about online snooping that they refuse to have a digital assistant such as ‘Alexa’ in their home, a survey has found. Fifty-three per cent have no plans to buy an Amazon Echo, which answers to the name of Alexa, or similar devices, according to the study by Edelman, the communications company. The poll of 2,350 adults revealed that 54 per cent did not trust the makers of voice assistants, which are also used in smart TVs, to respect their privacy by (online) snooping of conversations. We discuss….
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Footballer Emiliano Sala’s plane was found overnight at the bottom of the English Channel after a fortnight missing. The plane was travelling from France to Wales in a relatively short journey, it’s a nightmare situation for his family, Cardiff city and the fans.
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Finally, Neighbourhood Watch could be the answer to cutting down crime in our environments and looking out for each other.

04-02-19. BBC Radio London. Petrie Hosken Show: Newspaper Review with Ebs Akintade

My contribution to Petrie Hosken's Early Morning Show (4am, Mondays) on BBC Radio London 94.9, the largest local BBC Station for the country's Capital City, conducting the very first look at the day's national newspapers!

On today’s BBC Radio London Early Breakfast show, we discussed: The Michael Jackson documentary ‘Leaving Neverland’. It’s on Channel 4 this Wednesday and Thursday evening revealing first accounts from his ‘victims’; he was a genius but also a weirdo (undeniably) but I absolutely love his Music. BBC Radio 2 have apparently outlawed his music from their playlist. Is this right? As a massive fan of him, what if I feel he’s guilty after watching the doc.?? Petrie and I disagreed on how we should treat his music and I don’t think he’s a Paedophile at all but am I misguided?? 
And with a FIFTH stabbing in London since Friday, it’s time to clamp down...jail the perpetrators AND the parents as punishment

04-03-19. BBC Radio London. Petrie Hosken Show: Newspaper Review with Ebs Akintade

BBC Radio London 94.9 Presenter, DJ, Host and Voiceover artist. 
Say what you see and how you see it, and say it well.

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