Recovering Common Sense | Zuby
November 25, 2022
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as posted by the channelJohn is joined by Zuby - rapper, author, podcast host, public speaker, and creative entrepreneur. Zuby recently tweeted that "the best way to be 'controversial' these days is to actually tell the truth", and says he's speaking up for what was once common sense.
In the conversation, John asks Zuby's opinions on everything from the trans movement, to Black Lives Matter, to how he's using rap as a force for good.
Zuby is a British-born but international rapper who rose to fame primarily through his Twitter antics. After studying Computer Science at Oxford and working as a management consultant, Zuby quit to pursue a full-time career in music. He has independently released and published several albums, selling over 30,000 copies.
In 2019 Zuby started the podcast 'Real Talk with Zuby', which has reached almost 250 episodes. Guests include Matt Walsh, Andrew Doyle, Brett Weinstein and Carl Trueman.
Zuby has published a fitness e-book called 'Strong Advice' and a children's book about the importance of nutrition called 'The Candy Calamity'.
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