This podcast aims to be a platform for dialogue surrounding race and identity in the UK through the eyes of two friends and journalists, Funmi Olutoye and Dan Freedman. Both come from Black and Jewish communities respectively and aim to explore what each of their identities mean in 21st century Britain.

This episode focuses on the Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the fall out from that: The style of reporting of what's happening in Ukraine, racism at the borders as black students now refugees flee and also the rise in popularity of the jewish Ukranian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

We also touch on the issue of colourism within the black community.

This podcast aims to be a platform for dialogue surrounding race and identity in the UK through the eyes of two friends and journalists, Funmi Olutoye and Dan Freedman. Both come from Black and Jewish communities respectively and aim to explore what each of their identities mean in 21st century Britain.

There will be many differences but also many similarities that bring these two distinct communities together. The podcast will explore through discussion, debate, special interviews, analysis of current affairs and news stories in the media.

The idea of the podcast name came the days of 1950s/1960s Britain where xenophobic signage "No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs", would be placed on windows to bar particular customers from coming in.