CanaryPod: Topple Uncaged meets… Too Many T’s

Topple Uncaged meets... Too Many Ts


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THIS PODCAST CONTAINS LANGUAGE AND CONTENT SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND OFFENSIVE. THE VIEWS EXPRESSED IN THIS EPISODE ARE THE OPINIONS OF THE HOST AND GUESTS.

Welcome to series two of #ToppleUncaged!

Every week, The Canary will be bringing you a new podcast on the media landscape; hosted by me, Steve Topple.

In a special episode, I caught up with Ross Standaloft, who is one half of UK rap duo Too Many T’s. They have recently released Boris Next Door, an inspired political track about Mr Johnson. And yes, Ross does indeed live next door to our possible future prime minister. The song is a genius mix of humorous observations about Johnson, but also a stinging criticism of him, his views and his record.

So, I chatted with Ross about Boris Next Door, the state of UK politics, what Too Many T’s have been up to since they last came on the #ToppleUncaged podcast and more.

Enjoy!

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CanaryPod: #ToppleUncaged meets… Too Many T’s show notes:

Boris Next Door by Too Many T’s:

Find out more about Too Many T’s and follow them on Insta.

Follow on Twitter:

Steve Topple @MrTopple; The Canary @TheCanaryUK; Too Many T’s @TooManyTs; Nicola Jeffery @NicolaCJeffery; Gav Pauze @PauzeRadio; Rai Star Music @rai_star113

Use the hashtags #ToppleUncaged #CanaryPod

Find out more about Gav Pauze.

Topple Uncaged Theme Music: Lost Souls by Lee Wrizzle.

Featured image via Steve Topple, Maurice – Wikimedia and Too Many T’s

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