Co-host of the show Kate Saap and co-producer Zaity Salman chat for an hour about makeup, rnb, and being radically yourself. They have had so much fun over the past year working on the program and are so excited to talk to new guests when out of the box returns.
This episode was produced and edited by Zaity Salman.
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This week, Kate reunites with Skeleten, to talk about his brand new album, Mentalized.
Album of the Week this week on FBi, Skeleten chats about how his process has developed on this new record, the importance of making music with friends, and his feelings on generative AI.
Mentalized
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Today we are joined by actor, writer and producer (check) Chika Ikogwe. You might recognise Chika’s face from Netflix’s Heartbreak high where for two seasons (going into a third) she plays Series Regular, Josephine ‘Jojo’ Obah – the lead teacher for SLTs (pron. Sluts). Chika has been in whole bunch of projects including ABC’s Mikki vs. The World, feature film Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire and recently Land of Bad alongside Russel Crowe and Liam Hemsworth.
On stage, Chika has starred in a number of productions including Malthouse’s seven methods of killing kylie jenner and Queensland Theatre’s Fangirls, which later moved to Belvoir. As a writer, Chika has written for the series Bump on Stan in addition to developing her own show, Just Chidi Things (executive produced by Rose Byrne).
China’s latest show, Never Have I Ever premieres on February 15th at the MTC — more details here
https://www.mtc.com.au/plays-and-tickets/whats-on/season-2025/never-have-i-ever/
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This week, we get a little meta with Co-Host Kate and Co-Producer Madi interviewing each other!
We chat about the importance of pop music, community being a crucial part of creativity, and sweating in the studio.
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Today, Co-producer Zaity chats with actress, communication creative, advocate and pretty cool person, Simone K. Smith.
Born to a Black Zulu mother and White Australian father in Melbourne – Simone’s childhood saw her bouncing between LA, Durban, Melbourne, NY and now to the OOTB studio where she shares with us the experiences that have led her to becoming an advocate for Black representation on Australian screens.
Simone’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maison.smiths/?hl=en
Zaity’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatssozaity/?hl=en
Supacell Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Frmk94Etedo
SXSW Event page: https://schedule.sxswsydney.com/speakers/d2c43344-2397-4f3b-b244-16db7af7c4ef
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